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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

,, -. ,h,aves were trachcd as far % hun'o'
1 ro,r, w,en all traces Of them were lost -.
c.un,syR's IsI AsD.In the severe sno ~ \. asordt
AMI, III a large lock OF sheep beonf'g ~. ~ ,,Lel
y we're s,,Sed With panic, end about ~ VI 'e'H
into the hay and we're loet.
STATEN ISLAND.
SrApIEroN. Judge Barnard having "e.'u,u
thu, tho Lands OF the seamsn's Retreat belonging ~
STATE cannot be taken by the village OF h"se"1 10
tho @ tepsion Of Centrest., the proleS. i""s "''
tins as the Legislature may authorize IL
NEW-JERSEY.
Paterson Croft, age ii, died AZ me- ~.
rsstd.pee AT Market and Crosssts. on n"noay, no co..
.aecis of oycr-exerton in jumping rope. ---ha,"
Gerald. age o. died ut the residence OF MRS. Le,o.
rst. on Sunday from the effects Of Injuries s'''nu
NV the exu,oson of lamp she carlS, , o ht
children Who were the room Win ner q. W. ~ ,TI,e
w.s fatally injured herself before assis ah,s nj d,
eisters "f The Roman Catholic Order 81 81 wary III ,,v
OMEN large school for grls In the shDnrns 81 &
ccst obouf Al 900, and Accommodate 'W Pnp,,.
Three Frcncbm. just been drtcc'eu II, ~ atn hy
10 impose upon the silk manufacturers IN us o'y ~
nretcnded chemical prOeese for transroihnS ~ a,od
md other (, brics silk New ORR nru' ~ ~ S
MID sI,l 600 for the assignment OF The dscovtIy
lain manufacturers preparing 10 nNfH ~ .'e a,
ness when the alleged conapirstors became sii"' WV
left the city. o.
HoDoKEs-Au unknown man comnltfed en , 80 80
terday by Jumping into tho river rum INC ieff!
MOTrisfOwn
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TIE FLIGHT OF JOHN II. CONFER.

DEFICIENCY IN THE ACCOUNTS OF TIE NATIONAL
sTOcK-YARD COMPANY - EFFORTS 10 ARREST
CONFER.
Superintendent WalliDg had not succeeded
last evening in apprehending John H. Conner for whose
arrest warrant issued by Justice Kibreth on Eat
ur,lay. Tie warrant granted ON the affidavit Of
Charles Robinson President OF the National Stock Yard
Company. New Jersoy corporation, doing business In
that State and In this city, The company take
care Of stock carried by the Erie Railway Com-
pany and collect aud pay 20 that Company the eights
due from shippers Conner for many had been the
Secretary and Treasurer of the Company and had
ceived from tho superintendent and paid to the Erie
Railway Company large Gums collected for freight On
Wednesday week officers Of the Erie Railway Com
pany reported the superintendent OF the Stock Yard
Company that there a deficiency IN the freight
counts Of f3Sooo. Conner had been married only
weeks and WA spending his honeymoon In Boston. The
Presd' ut OF the Company telegnphea to him. and Mr.
Conner and his wife Ieturned ~ this city Thursday and
went 70 the Gscy House There the President and yie
President called upon Conner and inquired about the def
cheney Mfr. Conner assured them that there was no
deficiency. lie said that tho EIie Railway Company
referred 10 old difference about which there las been
dispute for time lie further that he would
at prepare exhibit Of the accounts be ready
the nett morning 70 show 10y vouchers and pApnrs
that there II deficiency alleged That wac the last
seen or heard Of MI Conner. An expert accountant
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THE FIRE RECORD.
I,pCE FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.
LOSS $100,000-llsT OF HE PRINCIPAL ooh"9-
Tur lNsUIANCES.

loss S100.0O0-IlsT OF HE PRINCIPAL LDoh"S-
THE ASSURANCES.
ST.. LoVIs, April pa fire broke out tins
afternoon In verandah Hall building occupying DOCK
on North Tourthst., between IT. Charles ana wash
,px,op-oyes. The entire roof Of the building was
burned. aud yerandah Hail. which embraced all the
MINER story and il used as National Guard ermory was
Quilted The property OF all the occupants OF the building
wa more or ess damaged The stock Of w. F. Gee Co..
GENTS furnishing goods, narrowly escaped destruction
follows:
Miller Grant and Co.. ladies laees aud trimmings
damage by water, 10000; fully insured.
Manning q Co china and glass ware; damage py wafer
and br.akayr, $1,000; fully Insured. A.. ooo
Kuukel Bros., pianos and Iair Loot py "aer' Si"'VoV
fully insured.
H. Paris millinery loss by water, ~, 600; fully insured
Gee & o., furnishing goods loss ny nre, $2,ooo; iuiiy
insured. go, A.. am .u ,o,uo,
There also several smaller losses ..
The following IN the insurance on the bnildiny ST.
Louis Mutual Fire and Marine, $1,000 MOUND NY Oh
81 Louis, So 900; HON" Mutual ST. Lpns SooVo Ter
mania Of Cincinnati $1,000; dominion OF ken
s~,iation 81 900 Queen. Liyerpool and
London. S. 900; ROYAL Ijysrpoo 100000 onnmerrai,
in the liverpool. London, and Globe The insurance on
The other property has not been accurately as
certained, but the following offices as.. are
York s., 900 Continental. New-f York S5oOo; CONNER
cia Union Liverpool and London 81 300 Kansas Leav-
$1,000; Niagara. Now-York $1,000 Gclmanis, New
York 80 5OO Buffalo, German, Clay, Kentucky, and JEFF
ferson Mutual of St. Louis, $1,000 each
The National Guard lost their unlforma, mliskes, AMI
ing 10 the hall IN the OF Gee Co.'S, and is believed
10 have been the work of an incendary.
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been examining the books and Y s 'evs sr ;sn ab s"T
aars 81 ara and was for ne the private secreuy
Of the late COD James l1sh, tr. end tesunon on 'ns
stores trial na was also at one aInc tba m"iasof "
he Grand Opera House. -. A.. a.oor Ward
meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the ftnek na
Company was held Yesterday morning. hut no den os
action c.ud be resoved on, nasm'ich ~ tey au po'
ln"w the true state Of the Company's affairs The ex
pcrt suspended his examination Of the accounts
.sv ow ing ~ the death Of near relative Inc in.es
gallon VIII however be proceeded with a. rapidly ~
crcunstances will permit In the meantime Mt baa
win Vice President and Superntcndent Of The COMPANY
states the Company Is solvent and VIII carry on i's DUST
ness " usual. ,.,...
lanes NJ BALL. the attorney Of the alleged defanlter
when 0uestioned by TRfBtISE reporter ycstnTday
stated that Conner had been Ia his Office In his absence on
Thursday On Friday morning Corners ron callen au!
told Mr. BAH that his father had gone away, and wished
Mr. Rail 10 act "a his counsci IN the matter This ar
Bali said al no knew Of the matter until Charles
Roi,;nson the President OF the stock isfu
Company. came to him and told him that Conner
was a defaulter. Mr.. Ball said that Pc
did not know where his client WA He hoped thot ne
would come back face the music whatever might pe
the result Yesterday afternoon several of the directors
called on Mr. Ball order TO got at the true state ri az
fairs Mr. Bail said ne had no Information The directors
angry and eApressed their intention OF rssornnA -
There had been no taIh nor
In the direction OF q compromise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
FUNERAL OF JOHN HARPER.
eERyICEs AT ST. PAURs METHODIST EPISCOPAL

eERVICEs AT ST, PAUDs METHODIST KI1sCOPAL
CHURCH
The funeral Of the late John Harper, ST.,
Spok place yesterday forenoon from 81 Paus Methodist
Episcopal Church, st Fourthave and Twentysecondst.
The attendance very largo The south aisle was
reeerved for the employees of the firm, while the
north side of the center aisle was occupied by
representatlycs from the leading firms Of the
book trade. As the remains were borne up the
sisle preceded by the Rev. DR.. Chapman and Tic pail
berers the service for the dead was read by Dr. Chap
man. The easket which deposited In frunt OF the
altar the meanwhile playing the funeral march
from Chopin, was nearly covered with flowers Among
ihess offerings heart, composed OF blue vioets and
having the word Father in imDOrtetes across its cen
pillows Of inunortelles and tlberosee, with
tho words in blue yioets He gveth his beloved sleep
and rest"
After prayer by the Rev. Bishop james, the Rev. DR..
anan pastor Of the church delivered the funeral
mon speaking IN the highest terms Of the integrity kind
ness and Christian disposition of the deceased About
year since, he said when death seemed approaching he
asked Mr.. Harper standing at HIS bcdside, How are
prospects, with Jesusi~ in cheerful voice be re-
piled Bright bright, bright" The Rev Dr. Taylor, the
Rev Dr. Deems the Rev DR. Roche and other cerQymen
present also vicPresdent Henry Wilson, jack
S. Schultz and others Tho remains were taken 10
Greenwood Cemetery The palbearers were Edwin
Mead Thurlow Weed, Wi1ham H. DeInsyest, John II.
Hail. Benson j. Losing, John W. Soutback. A. D. r. Ran
0oyh, Pruf Drsler Col Richard VI. Hoe, 1heodosius
Barton, John NJ Morris, Eve1t ii. Dnyckinck, George
VIA Curtis, and Judge Fanchcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
HOMICIDE WITH A HORSESHOE.
A CoACHMAN KILLED IN A QUARREL BY BLACK
SMITH


John Blake a c0achman employed by Mr.. Stout,
ut No 81 West F1ftythrst killed yesterday after
noon by Thomas Boylsn Of No. 612 Eighth-ave with
horseshoe During the forenoon Blake TOOK horse 10
Edward O'GoTman's horseshOeing shop at No 100 West
Fortiethst. where Boylan employed. and told him
to reset the two fore shoes and 10 put on two new
hind shoes, and by all means TO have the
horse ready by o'clock In the afternoon. Bake
returned ut o'clock, hut found the horse was not
ready and that Boyan instead Of obcynS Instructions
had put two shoes the fore feet OF the horre
while the hind feet still unshOd Some hard words
followed and Boylan seized the hot horsehoe which he
was then putting the horse and threw II ut Blake
The missile struek Blake behind the left and caused
almost instant death B0yian, for few minutes, was
stunned at result Of his hasty act, but when alarm
was raised be out of the shop. He was pursued
by Officers Gallagher and Fisher Of the Twentieth
PRECINCT Police, who gaining upon him rapidly,
when he took refuge In Dan Mace's shop, at Seventh
ave- and Thirty -nnthst The men there kept the door
closed against the police until BOylsn hod obtained time
enough to cecapa Capt Washburn, on being informed
of this act Immediately ordered tho arrest OF Janes
Eager No 25S Wcst Forty hrsst James BranDi2n OF
No. I49 West FOIty-iXtnst, and Thomas Doyle " No.
212 West Forty eventst who were employed In Mares
sop The three taken 10 the West Thirty evtnth
Street Police Station and will be taken 10 court to-day
up 10 late hour Last night BOylan had not boon ar
rested although several officers sent out In search
Of hin and "a general alarm forwarded by telegraph to
every precinct In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
INSURANCE DISSENsIONs EXTENDED.
WITHDRAWAL OF POUR COMPANIES PROM THE NEW

YORK BOARD.
The troubles in the New-YoIk Board of
Underwriters continue to increase and yesterday there
Withdrawal OF four dissatisfied companies. The
question Of rates has been the OF nearly all the
agitation the companies doing local business being
aTrsycd against those engaged in underwriting tie
other cities OF the Union The outside companies desire
the maintenance OF the popular schedule OF rates in
this city, the ground that a reduction here
would compel o lowering OF rates all through
the country. Tho local companies assent that rates
should Ne reduced 10 local strong effort
made by the local companies TO have the rates prscb
eh BY the Board made optional with individual oOmpaI
es In thcr application In this city They contended that
the schedule Laid down by the Board arbitrary and
uDju that some rsks were rated too high ~ In the
OF church property and others too low, In the
matter Of the Hudson River storcs The local companies
IN addition claimed that dishonest companies In the
10 the detrtment OF bones: companies.
The proposition put 10 vote that the rates should
be optional with the individual companies but voted
down by 40 Ia Al the out of town mpanies voted
against allo wing option, and nearly eli the purely local
com paAcs IN favor of IT, When the result air
bounced the representative Of the American Exchange
%ew-York Equitable, the Hew-York and IoDkers and
tk< City Company withdrew formally nom the Board
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TIE MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF INDIE


TIE MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF INDIE
PENDENCE.
To me Editor Of The Trt0nne
SIR: The Rev. DIR. StOrls, in his address be-
fore Historical Society Of New York. says: On the
2lst OF May the citizens Of Mecklnbury County the
borders OF virginia AMI North Carolina by corporate
ton renowned allie sauco Ia the British CROWN, and
adopted their declaration OF Independence" In this
statement believe there two Fret Meckcn
burg County which the first declaration Of indcpond
rnc, a. mate the Virginia aud NORTH Carolina
border but wholly in North Carolna and many counties
OF North Carolina lie between Mecklenburg ". C., and
the Virginia line. secondly the declaration IN Meek
lenb,rg County the 10Th Instead " the 2lst OF
May. }. H. lIhHINo.
RoLejgh, v. C., April 90, 1875.
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20 ST CRiPT.
$3.50 A. N.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH IN IRELAND
THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON TO 90 TO DUBLIN
DINNER TO BE GIVEN To THE AMERICAN RIfLkMLS'
LONDON, Tuesday, April "a, 1879.
The Lord Mayor of London will go to Dub
lin I'm state TO attend the banquet which Is TO De Ven
the American rifle team their arrival He VIII nVe
dinner AT the Mansion House IN London III nO"o v" Ho
American riaemeu after the International contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
OBITCIRY.
WILLIAM WILDWOOD READE.

William WinwOOd Reade the author, Lon
don telegram says, Is dead. He was nephew "a
Charles Reade the novelist, ana rre'ea
most Of his education at Magdalene College, oHoru'
His frat book Charlotte aud Ayra, fuHzie VI "'
Bits, vos published IN London IN 1859, snd was
aescribcd in a literary paper ~ foolish tale
written with certain dash and spirit" lhs
was followed by Liberty Hail. 0xon; story OF 10Y
which war severely censnred that Charles hedo
came to the defense Of his nephew, anu sa'd
some harsh things OF the cri'ics. BIT. h'aoo
subsequently went tOnr OF exploration ana ae-
scribed country he visited In book enut Hav"a"
africa. He also edIted "sccsaw" by Francis Abati,
publishcd IN 1868.
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FARRAGUTS GRAVE TO BE DECORATED.
INDEPENDENT EXPORT IN BROOKLYN TO HONOR THE
ApMrRsLs MEMORY


The decision Of the Decoration General Com
m,ttee of the Grand Army of the Republic OF Brooklyn
not TO decorate especially the grave OF Farrat at WOOD
lawn Cemetery Decoration Day, 10 stated tn nave
been caused by peeuniary considerations ana not 10
have arsen from any political reasons majority OF the
members nf the Committee reside In the vicinity OF
Greenwood Cemetery, and urge "a their reason TOT
voting against decoration Of Farsguts grave that
u is not their place decorations In any GENE
terry outside county. They also ray that thcy
do not approve Of spending 30 much time and money
Oh single grave while there are so many more demand
ing their attention. The four members OF the CoInnt
tee who voted in favor OF the special decoration answer
that the movement always been popular one among
the citizens of Brooklyn In decorating me grave OF
Admiral Fsrrsut, they claim that they make oner1n3s
Of flowers OF the shrine If all departed members Oh Tue
navy and in this way only, as 80 large number VINO
died on shipboard buried in the sea- Inc dciecd
mebere OF the Committee will carry through the decor
alton independently. Mich interest has heen clrtod In
the subject and offers Of assistance have been nnde
The gentlemen who have charge Of the decoration an
pounee that they win take every possible means 70 ex-
clude any but the respectable elements ana mus
avoid soiDc VI the unpleasant incidents OF past years
Tickets Of invitation TO be Issued one page OF These
win hear portrait of FarTagut the second and thiId
pages contain the programme, and on Inc last page
win be inscribed the OF 100 prominent clens OF
BROOKLYN who win compose the Reception Committee
and Committee OF Arrangements.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

EresH HOUSE Archbishop j. J. Williams, ana
oPc,iT q. aprineGcid Mass Mt,ropo,nan Hptt-Bisaop
n J. Mclusi Of Rochester Bishop - r. Wsihams 81 og
err and Major w H. Slack Of the Y. \ marine CcIpe
run Avenue Iioei-Gcn u. r. C9wen Asslstani snsc
ary ~ the Interior w. IL Bafnnf OF tV''
cnt tiov. Henry Howard. of Rhode Islandi ~ sirsS
and Harvey Jaweil Of boston - Ne York HotsMsyo g
Uutcii1son OF Utica 6rs Hous-Charles Tracey OF
Albany. and Ros@e Of Rochester Br.to1Jf HoLss-
Marsf HaIsiead, the ,ynednon tomm{ciS ana inny
TeSen 81 Providence and tho Very Rev. Jsuss Hughes
of hartford clarendon Hotel - Bishop NJ A. Corgas OIL
NewI
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me matter ersted great deal Of discussion ~ blow
circles yestcriay, whore wss q; The retiring
nn,nies say that they do not intend 70 gu, ~, ,n III
hut MOI exercise their Judgment 10 INC "'"''''
b,ts uxA
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(Annonncrments.1
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HOME NJ WIS.

YErTEHDAY, At HuDNVrs' In
BROADWAY.
sAm,-lSo. NocD-G4o 3p. m.-J2o. Mtodgot-4b
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NNIIIILATE Catairh with WolcOtts Ca
~ tarrh Annihlsor subdue pain Inflammation with
Wolcotts Pain Paint Instantly
, 1875-11-20
GurOpai(de nahttbten.

Darmraot. Stsa9li9 ocS gules
Der neucn &inien, welbe Die Sellii9e
q~uOwisSbabn tbei(s als eigeusllnterneb'
muugsn, tbeilS i'll 6ol9e BON Ssrtrdsen
init Der bcililden @t9lernn9 aus5uIab'
rcn bat. 1T 9utem Sernebmeu mad Die
Au5Iibrun9 cinigcr uater Den segenpar'
tisen ScrbGltnlnen NlDt brGngenoer
Sauten 5uradseltelt woroen, wabrenf
bic wlbtJgcrcu sur ausilt5rrru9 fommen
ucruen. ,3u oi:len 9%cp0ren Die bercitS
I'm Sau be9rlifenen Slnlen Sranffurt
Observation-Disclosures uno WieSbaSen'
ltleosrnhaulel, wogc9cn Der Sau Der
6ortiseung BON Bilen uu6 Sicsen
sl%nltpellen nidt in anariff seuommen
miro. Die Serbinoun9Sbabu uber Jtle'
Oerrao SaAlenbauiu uno Slteno.
5ranflurt loa init Der Sollenoun9 iener
Sluic ber9eltcut lein, wo9cscn Der Sau
Oer ginie WoinS 8 @iesbaoen nit Der
Yrids aber Ocn 9tDem uuo Die bis gum
AuSbau oisler %tur5en, aber Der Bride
wesen fotlpieliseu Strtde eutbebrlidc
Multiplying Der 8erblnoun95itrede um
Maini e~beniallS psrl9obeu ,ucr.
Den lOa. Bar mOslihh i@lsuniser
AusiiAruns lebcn in AusliAt, Die wla'
tigc SerbinOuus 8ranfiurt . WormS'
Ntannbelm uno Die 6ortleeun9 Der
OOemWalobabn gum anldlrS an bad
baOllAe unO wiirtember9llbc SabnntB.
eeetere 9ilie 1T befanatlIb Don Der
1(egIerung iubuentionlrt, in AnbctraAt
oer beOeutenOen y ulAmieri9feltea, na'
mcntlid in Der Settion Bcerfelocn.
wsld)e Staot iuoelien ale NuSli1t bat,
in o%Irettcr SsribruuJ nit Der SINE 5a
elmer luldti9cn Citation 81 weroen.
Die Inforoerunsen, welde na1 Dem
Den Stanoeu Uor9slegten Budget III Oct
Ycrioot t676y7S fir Die Soltsidulc
gemadt werOen, bcsliicrn iiA I'M Gam
gem aui 175,5OO sc. uno guar entfaaNl
bieuou SO. 700 81. aui Die S1nllcbrsr'
SemInarlen unO Rrdparanotnanitolteu.
$4,000 M. aui Die &reiSlbulinlpeftoren
mo 425,OOO Wt. auf B%eitrdse gu Ve'
lolounseu &C. &c. Der SoltSld)uucbrer.
Da in Budget fir 1875 fir Die %erlteren
nur $3.50 d., fir Die %5lpeiten mn
64.S00 &c., fir bic leeten nun 345,60(
DC. sulammen AIS. 7S9 80. eingclteai
nno %beuiuist mareu. 10 ersibt iid) Oe'
bcocutenoe Wtcbrbeoarf uon 1910 Ut
SIN o%ori9en Sabre wuroen i'm @roB'
b~cr5o9tbum 9cllen iab:5u cine palb'
Wtlllon Gentner &artolfeln sur Sranut'
wGlnbereItuun rcrpsaoet. wnbren0 MI
, 1875-11-20
y II M i ch s.

,9ermaleoeiter Surge, Die Yfeifc
Der !" lagte Elm 8ater su leinem a6tid1
rieen &naben. Der aug oeIIen Yfelfe
rau@te, uno fubr S%onteno lori bait
@u mid je inl6e Gumnbtlten be9eben
1elen, als ib in 0einem Nlter por?"
Gin Bauer, Der regelmdBi9 in Die
5taot gum Martte fam, lab Elm Die
g8aiienfinber lpasieren fiibren ~0as
meib Der Seibel," Ia9te er 81 elnem
Na6barsman, uid 9ebe nun l6on an Die
swanSis Sabre in Die Staot, aber Die
ainber Do weroen ibr 2ebta9 nidt 9ro=
der; 10 babe i9 lie lAon 9elebcn, pie
mtin leliger Nater mod lebte !"
vWarnm lino Die 9iebe oft 9eI6eio=
ter ols Die @er5te ?"-v@enn lie fort9e=
piiirn tie 9au3 senan mas Den seutcn
fcblt,"
Giner ser aud mitfd9rt.
Gin 6ubrmonh ipa beim anfan9 Der
Yrebist ein9el6lafen. @ls Der Yreoi9er
gu ben Worten fam: SD fabre fort" II.
i. TO-, lpo1te Der Subrmanm auf nno rief
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ben Sic mod @urlt nit Srltllneh?"
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men Meilter Elm babies Yfuno @nrlt 10
len, uno oa iuste Ell gu mid, wenn Sri=
6inen o'rin lpdren, 10 f0nnt id lie lelber
frehen."
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nit einem SAwei5er uno mari lbm poi,
haB feline 9anosIeute fit 8clo ailf leNer
Seite. mdbreno Die 6ran5olen nnr fir
Gbre tdmpiten. nSa," la9te Der S9pel=
ser, ~leoer tdmpft fir mas er am me'lten
braudt."
, 1875-11-20

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Gpan's @irtbl@aft uno ermoroeten Den
Stabtmaridaa 3euben Sropn. Die
S6enfltube Wor sur 3eit geordn9t bon
BON Mannern. Gin Neser, Namels Sb.
Sreemann, erbielt 2 &u9eln uno lprrbc
auf Der Steue setDoet, ein a1oerer 9le=
ger lpurbe permunbst. Broom mar Der
damn, mel6er Saplor pesengrmoroun9
5uttons perbaftct. Saplor enttam
pdbreno bes Srfanes aus Dem @efdng-
nilie bon Snoianola. Man permutbet,
bab feline Nnbdn9er Die MorOe ~be9in9cn.
Sic @larmslode uuroe geIdlltet uno Die
Staot beiua6t; es 1T nod giiemano pcr=
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