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LARGE CoNGREG ALTON AT TIE DEPOT lab
EgNAchE-ssPRAYER FOR THE AFFLICTED
PHILADELPHIA, December 2S.-The consre-
CATION which assembled at the Dero. to-day
at noon was large one. The services began
with the singing Of "Holy Spirit, Faithful
Guide" which was followed by the usual re-
quests for prayers. Some of the requests IN
GUIDED people who bad once been pro.
Cessors of religion, but are now scoffers.
After the singing Of "Pass Me Not, Q, Gen.
tie Saviour" Mr.. Moody began bis remarks
on the subject of ssPrayer for che afficteo."
He read from the 12th chapter Of Hebrews,
9Th chspter of Job, and the Goth Palm, as
bearing os the subject. He said we ought
20 thank God for our Affections, and when
sorely tried we will find consolation In the
Bible. Affection drives some away from
God, but it is because they are not Wllling
to submit to the rod. We should submit
with patience and prayer to GOD, and some
| idsy ali our affl ctions will be made perfectly
clear to US. The speaker read letter from
lady In his native town, In which ne was
informed that she had lost four oil her chll'
dren within a few weeks, and that her
husband is now down with sickness. Mr.
Moody spoke with much emotion OF tbis Ia. !.
cident, and he earnestly asked the prayers OF
the congregation not only for this sorfoHlul
family, but for all families where the hand OF
death had been laid. Mr.. Sapkey sang ass o Q
solo. the hymn GGc Bury thy Sorrow
which he especially commended 70 those ~
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RfcHM6Nb ExcRAHaE.
Z az wspss " I. pser,hSeF 20. 1875

bALE6 66s60U rIIEII3a co3S0s soio ~ Tvs 49,.
sssese aaurtttes--y 1ret4sH coneois; 40 I'D 701
assse y5g,nis ~ s.d a. s a ass
g1nis nx.rsceiysbie eoupoi.ss 81 bid, SO asked
CITY Escurtffes.-Rfc frnond city S's. 109k bid
ioa bid Norfolk CITY 81, 7sas Sd. Is g
Rattrodd Bonds,-Yirg ints and Tsnnessee second
mortgage &c, }. q 81, 76k Rsked; Southsids Rait-
roaa third mortgages preferre1 B,s, u &J.Al bid,
45 ssed;; AichmoId and Psiersharg Railroad drst
tersbury Rafrosd second mortgage rs, N. q NJ,
92k bid;. Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac
kailro1d mortgase rs, j. II W. Do bid; Richmoncl
Fredsrfekshurg and Potomac ri iiroa mortgage IS,
j. & j., 80 bid; Richmond and Dnnynle Railroad
sonsoHdaisd 81 a. 4, n, asssd;: Aflants sna
> lRdiiroad ssoeks, lRtchmondan Petersburg Rail-
road, 100 par. ~ bid: Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Ratfroad six Der cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 81 bid; Rfehmonds Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaranteed, LOG
par, 90 bid. Richmond aad Danyiile Railroad, 100
par, asked; Seaboard and Roanoke RailrUad-
.BanG &oeks.-Nadonas Bank OF Virginia 100
par, 10 asked; State Bank OF Virginia, 90 par,
95h bfd; ,Calfzens Savings, 20 par. ~ bid, 20
Insurance compantes-v Virgins Fire. and Ma.
rine, 26 par, SO bid;: Virginia State, % Oar, 20
bi ID; Yirgtnia Home, Gpar, 90 bio, 02k asked ::
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. 81 bid, 100
asked: C1ly. 90 par, 90 asked; Old Dominion,l 90
par, go bid, BIZ asked CONNIE stai, kire sInsu-
Association, % par, "a asked. 4t,,-tsE ts,f.: 81
-Mfseelldueoas .--James Riyec and Ksnewha Pack
ct, 10y par, s. Did; Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 80 asked. .sssz 54lif: !
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i: UNEMPLOYED CAPITAL.-Tbe Bowery Say.
ings Bank, of New York, declines to pay in
terest on deposits from January 1st Of more
than $4,000. This is significant. a large
amount of capital is lying unemployed at
the monetary centres, while there is great
deficiency in the country, where money is
much needed for daily business and where
good local security is otfered-tnat is, secu-
.rity in real estate, as stores, factories and
dwellings, farms, personal property. There
is really BOW great demand in the interior
for idle city capital If the owners OF the lat
ter would consent to receive their security.
1t would be better were capital to turn its
attention more to the country than 1t has
done, and thus aid production. With this
would come more trade.-- Baltimore Sun.
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sss,s;isn; as hoped they would IhsIs

af1iction. BE hoped they would carry their
3. afid rus a ffist yB SnlYlt
Of God Yanla teach ~ hog.so4ados Aaer
further services JIG singing and prayer the
congregatiot, was dismissed. y .s
Yo.night, notwi tbstanh fng The had weather,
Hve thousand persons attended the service
at The DeE6t church. iMr. Moody preached
rem the text" And they laid Him in o.
manger, because there was no room for Him
ia the INN Luke, ID chapter, 7th verse.
The speaker showed that ,nsny people still
refused TO receive the Church, as they did
eighteen hundred years ago, and declared
that II the people OF any State were TO vote
on the question whether they would have
Christ as q ruler or not they wonid reject
him. The discourse was replete with illus.
tratiops, nearly all of which were taken
from the Bible. a delegation from the
Sixth regiment OF Pennsylvania volunteers
were ia attendance. s.Gsz -@rE3
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EXPLOSION IN PENNSYLVANIA MINE
THREE MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED
WiEkeSbarre, Pa. December 2S.-An ex'
plosion of fire-damp occurred to-day in the
Hutchinson mines, near Kingston, killing
three men and severely burning number
of others. The explosion was in g portion
of the mine not in use. A wall had been
erected between the two parts, but an open
ing was made through 1t to-day, and some
boys, against orders, went through with o
burning lamp. A terrific explosion fol-
lowed, and Denis Foster and Martin Ryan
were killed, while the boys and several
others working near were burned, but their
names have not yet been learned. James
Hutchinson was blown into pool of water
face downwards, and held there by the
debris until life was extinct. The timbers
of the mine near the explosion were torn
and twisted in every shape, but otherwise
the injuries to the works were not great.
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DIsGRAcEFUL AND BLOODY RIOT Two Ne
GRoEs KILLED Charlotte, December a.
On Saturday last one Of the most disgraceful
affairs that ever occurred in this city was
witnessed by our citizens and participated
in by about one hundred persons. 1t seems
that disorderly white man became involved
In difficulty, and at the interference of q
policeman to arrest the parties rush was
made upon the officer by squad Of drunken
negroes and violent attempt made to res.
cue the combatauts from bis hands. A gen.
eral fight ensued. Pistols, knives, and clubs
were freely and promiscuoasly used. About
thirty shots were fired, when the city al.
thorities succeeded in quelling the riot. A
negro from the country, and the leader OF
the posse who instigated the affray, was
found dead, baving received pistol.shot IN
his body. A great many threats were made ma!
by the negroes Of what they intended doing
at night, but nothing occurred to disturb the
peace. Ali is now quiet.
Later.-We learn that negro man dleo
tbjs morning from wound received during
the riot Wilmington Journal.
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British Mails Across the United States

Postmaster. General Jewell has to-day no.
tilted the British postal authorities that from
and after the 1st of January next bis Depart
ment will demand from them the payment
Of the full cost of transmitting the Australian
mails across this continent, which are now
transported at an actual loss under Great
Britaip's construction of the postai-union re.
qairements. The matter has been subject
of official correspondence for nearly year,
and the Postmaster. General now makes de.
maud in the hope of bringing it to prompt
concusion.-.W ashingtosss telegram Bait
more american, Goth. ,..,r, -...- 10y
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J MARINE IrTELLsdEHCE.

PORT OF RIcHMoND, DECEMBER 20, 1875.
,ag.I -5'sr M SasfARkIFED.gt; &c. EZS.tE !
Steamer Westoyer, Skinner, Baltimore, merehan
disc and passengers, l.. 3. Tatnm, agent moor,
.chandise and passengers, z. B. Tatum, agent
-, ad1 ARRIVED TUESDAY, - j1s+i
Schooner j. g. WINS Isgersol Norfolk, light, to
load ore and hoops for New York. ger .ff9~ >tlL
MEMORANDA - Ia E5I.jgfps
Van Name, Hoimes; and Martha j.: Granger, Mel
son, from Virginia, at New York December 49,.
...'..-'.s 1900 BY telegraph sf@.I ~
! NEW YORK, December 29.-Arrived: Glen
Lyon, Egypt, State OF, Nevada, City Of New ork;
Minstrel. Savannah, Leamingtou,l Kate fBurrtli
Jeyen, Eurtque, England: rg.ly-n. Nn....E.1ia
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The BosroN GAS ExPLosIoN.-Boslon, De-
cenber 28.-Investigation into the cause oil
the South Boston gas explosion, which has
been conducted by experts under the dlrec-
ton of the coroner's jury, has discovered the
fact that a drip-cock Of the gas main had
been left open through carelessness by an
employe of the South Boston Gas Company,
causing rapid accumulation of gas, which
led 10 the explosion.
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Postal

J. w. Huston is appointed postmaster at
Chase City, Meckienburg county. Va, v!ce
John E. Boyd, removed. Edgar Brizendine
is appointed postmaster at Roxbury, Essex
county, Va, vice Francis P. Munday, re-
signed. Joseph c. Raugley is appointed
postmaster at Bpffalo Ridge, Patrick county.
Va, yice Thomas T. Jefferson, resigned.
William L. Turner is appointed postmaster
at Jonesville, Lee county, Va, Uice G. L.
Harris, resigned.
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The ten leading cities Of The ,uaior are
compared By the New York Bulletin az to
population, dwellings. aud Che annual value
Of Manufactured products. The cities are
named in the populatioa4 and dwelling.lists
Of the census, but the manufacturing indus-
tries arc only reported by counties. Thus
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. ST.,
Louis, New Orleans. and San francisco are
readily shown, but Brooklyn fN. W is
grouped In Kings county, Chicago IN Cook
county, Boston in Suffolk county, and Gin
cinnah In Hamilton county. II
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New York Is the largest In point Of popu.
lation and manufactures. Philadelphia has
nearly fifty thousand more Dwelling.
houses than New York. This is ex.
planned by the fact that the tenement.
house system prevails in New York,
while in Philadelphia there are no tenement.
houses. TO illustrate State Distribution Of
manufactures, the following are the statistics
of States the annual value Of whose manu-:
featured products exceeds fifty million dol
lars o. .'.Ae-.' .' 49, ~
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1sgsS ssixed cotton. sskc whiss, 4asc.; wool

Rags asixed cotton, 51e.: wiise, afascs. vno,.
AiaEpTss saess j g. ss.1s.
z q asdtef seess srandssl es5s2.1ss ri
Hsassd g1is1sus. sisaskes ia iSaciss ;.,prob;
EnQfafnnE rs - y 80,
g aks. Wklskgex = Mediums, 81 .Epafsz pare Old.
xzesy1 = trzsnla Mountz.n. new. 57DS9s60s old.
Htn: DOMESTIC, H1.29g1s2. fnfuorteds fs3- case.,
3 sB1uSdfe5. Dofnesuc. 81 g1sZ; grattS 1lsaIM
&2.E0D8S. 33as5 llsst iFZsis5 - 80 Il
Rom Nes Enalanas a1sss@a .s6: sssuaica
end 6anta 0rux, a4SSs8st sd = sss5s s.i a.,
;zs!ffg rdftf.Feeds isaSf 80. ~.
y RhfpatH6. B4e. p hesiiel 81. 81 ei5s ~ s
BToDfsstuf: 901S5c. u busne t.@4s5 n
Sh0Ttg: 2nG530c. q bosilef gfs9
Z EYhsct LBrdas 20@E5c. Tbbusheb Il sssssE ~ a.
y Corn H-an: 1S@20c, a. bashel. . 4 ! -.
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. December -2s-M ooa,-stocks dull
and lower. Money, G.. Gold, 1I3. Exchange
Long, Assn; short. 4S9. Governments duh and
Eusning.~Ioney active at x Sterling dull at
1851 Gold, 113@l13A., Governments dull but
strong. States quiet and steady. - =
BALTIMORE. -t.tt Z
BALTIMORE, December 29.-vhainia 6's, peelers,
46k; consols 63h. West Eirg1nia's, 81 North Caro-
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OFFICE on CTrY ENGEasxR,

'T8T-[ p zo,''t 5s OFFICE or CITY ENGINgKR,e
RICHMosD, VA, December %, Aa7o.st5
NToPICE-sEALED PROPOSALS will
IN he received at this Office until FhIpA1,.,DeS,
-ce,,hnr ri 81 az t2 O'Clock 81, for EGKNlsn1NS
sTHE cry MUL ES AND HORSES WITH FEEL.
tPROyENDER, &C., and also vita SIHAW,tof
the term OF three months. . ~ e.,
riot 10 reject any or all proposals offered, and 81
riyISe lhe Contract reach article required 20 ine
ioMesn ~ rsonsxis can be obssined by Supplying
es this ONCE St9ki~a5s We. NJ T1otresr
de 23-sd fIsss :LEs3s EsES 5z}sSs.t Saty sosIISSs
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The CHURCH AND TIE PooR.-The New
York Christian Era endorses the suggestion
that the local churches ought to take on
themselves the work Of supporting all the
poor, 81 .,.z3
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RATTTMoRE T,IyE.sTOCK sfARKET,

BALTIMoRE, December 29.-Caitle. have been
dull during the past week and Sgkc. lower !: very
best, 5k@6Ac. Arss quality, 4kG2 S11zc medium or
oxen, and COWS. 3@3xc.; most sales, &c SA&g4kc.
receipts, 1908 head. hogs have been dun ano q
e@I0c.: receipts, s, O32. Sheep have been dull
and heavy, bnt prices are unchanged; range,
4k@5kc. receipts, 6i0.g
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

- s.@@;<StE RICHMOND, December %. 1875.
There were mo transactions on Change to-day,
business having been suspended by direction Of the
Association on account Of tina death Of Presiden!
rrpnsb
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Mooney SAVED IS MONEYM
wi MADE.-G reat inducements In FURN1- "a
TORE: seasonable goods for the holidays at III
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Dressing Case Sui
and Furniture OF every description largest assort
ment In the city of Children's Chairs aad Toy,
his own manufacture- TO please. S !,
do o. MI ) !. !. u. :.
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TUsT RECEIVED, FIVE THOu:@
LATEST STYLES and BEST-SADG -PAK-EE3
L0R, DINING, and CHAMBEE SUITS az priss see
INV new STYLE BED LOUNGE, the best out Ex-
ani'i'' "a' ''0'A e. GATHRIGHT,
NJ OF e,ie No. 10 Governor street.
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} PROPOSALS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA,

-<a-l-~-@'-.-'.--"-esCs KAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GRAND LODGE OF YIRGLNIA,f
RICHMOND, December 20, 1870.
GEALED PROPOSALS will ibe received
y by 1he undersigned st his Office. until ga TUB
DAY, January !, at IA O'clock M.. for the FRiMI;;
ING. BINDiNG. and sDELIVEkYt to- him 10 mail
dress of. fhef ri OOEEDING6 of THE SESSIONS
OF the OR AND LODGE and GRAND CEAeTEk
just closed. ,Ls,EH a34gStE l y ~ go, -. -, :,
are 90 be made number of copies TO be printed,
grye of work, &c, &C.. can be oDtanedby calling ~
the Office of Ihe Undersigned. ri
de 2S-fd s.g,3.ss JOHN DOVE, G2and tcretary..
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BALTIMORE. December 29.-F1our auu,, steady
and unclaimed. Wheat quiet and steady Penn
$1.45; amber $I.47@s1 .55 /; white $ll5@$1 As
nquietand firm: southern white, new, SOC 6sc.
yellow, new, 54@61c. Oats quiet and steady. Rye
Loose nominaE packed moderately aciiyeTshou der:
&c; clear, rib lie. Bacon steady; shoulders 10
01Oxc,; clear rib. 124@13c.. Hams l6k9l 30
Lard dull and UNCHANGED. Coffee dull and iun-
changed. 'Whtskey offered at Sl.14; no buyers
Sugar quiet and firm. .-:,s6 ,t@s.f y ssgh !i5Pr
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, December 29:-FfUur quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady WIKI moderately Demand at
81. 10. Corn steady with moderate demand new;
unchanged. Provisions dull Pork, so II. 25&S2l sol
Bulk Shoulders ne; clear re-sidss. 0sc.;
clear-stdes, 10x@l 0xc. Bacon duis ST d lower;
clear 1ib sides, I2Ac. Lard. dull lerce, 13X4
i4c.; keg, l41ac. ,Whiskey, $1.oe.s Bagsing un-
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CINCINNATI.

CTycrsSArI, December 29.-Flours duh and nm
changed. Wheat dull and fewer TO sell: rsd 81. 25
@si.3 Corn easier at @l47c--O Oats Gull at 35
@43c.s Barley and rye duf and unchanged Pork
sIs .s5GsIs SIX; kettle, Sl3@sI3.25.s Bulk
meats d1 and nominal; shoulders, &c. ;claar rib.
11Hc..: Bacon-0nfy jobbfng and order trade,
Green meats Inactive. Whiskey quiet at "a o..
Butter steady and unchanged. Hogs quiet ana firm;
fair 70 good packing, $4,000 receipts, $50;
no s1inm eflfs. @E -. =. ~ 49,
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FURNITURE.

THE LARGEST AND MOST AT:M
Il 'TRACTTyE STOCK of FURNITURE EM
No. 319 Broad street, between Third and Fourth ::
Walnut Dressing Case suits, fall marble from $50
to $3.50; stained Chamber Suits, go % $75 Par
n specially; Matu esses, Feather-Beds, Pillows, and
Boosters. Uphos,erng and repairing. Goods care
fully packed for shipment Having O. practical
Knowledge of twenty i've years in the business,
can warrant all goods as represented. Terms hDe
raj. y. ID. GAIENOCU,
= de I6-2w No, 81 8 Broad stneet.
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n r. JAHNKE, Wa.ehmaker, 1a27 "a
.As Main street, ofsrs bis lasgs assoEsmsnt sM
~ uuN IF FINE JgwELKY,f G0dD, H1lvEK
AID STEEL SPECTACLEsst se hrgess ssoS 1s. OF
CLOCKS in the city and siLyER.ELAlEyGSlDJ
WARE asyery low pzices TO hs cast aau s'i'
Es sas agent sss ELsss g 90 asT sP
de- al Of. ~ ~ u tLt.st ~ -
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 20, 1915.
4. - ~ iir} Country Produce. " q
Dressed Hogs: Dressed hogs have been arriving
freely curing the last two or thrre days. They are
aools: einseng SOC. seneca, without top, 600
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s7s's. i5Ss4 sss's''sa 81 af
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1,.nber: White oak. $3.50 "a 1000 Western
yi1sinia poplar. Sl5@S25 q 1000: wnIe pine,
ssbas75 8 ,0oo YslIe~ pine soasas' sav ,Is,es
pt,s 20 sSla5: cypress six-nch, 81
q 1900 Split, 81 go; sawed, ss sa.Ao
ssan.s. Whskey-oarrel timber. green sfsat2t
40 ! nf1{1: seasonaa, e20@s26 81 1,eg9: etIr
sarrel timber. S6Qs7.56 ~ 1900. kloIf eaT g
oies, STt9SS: iogshsad hoops no asnasnf R.ek
~ hoop sl2,eq. fs'f1a, se;tasa,l8
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ITJJST RF(.E9VEn 70 4 q r.,

a. ~ q, fs e Eias aroesiss INC sAluel
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Cement Rosendale, sI.75 y barrel; james River,
$1.75. .'s.11 Ts'f.,"Tr,S p 90
Lime: AGRICULTURAL y oLshel Virginia,
Indian Rock, $1.2e0$1. 80; sRoekiana, 81 40.
PLaster: Lump, sa;z5@sS;; 81 ground, $3.50 o@ts'
, 1875-01-12
9nlanOilde pfpsIaen.

Injecting, @eIt=8irg, IL, San.
Gin 6ltli6 fabrenoer @@lafwasson Der
Baltimore 6io= 8abn" wurOe CONT
abenb Mprsen auf elmer Bride nabe
Cambridge, Ohio, pOn ben S@ienen
sei@leuoert unb beinahe sdnsIi4 ger
trimmert. Ser iibri9e Sbeil bes 3u=
ses enttam unbei6doist. @ier uoer
fiini Yerlonsn wurben serlebt, aber ni9t
i@mer. Gin serbrodener Sil@bol5en
bate oas llnsllid peranlaBt.
g nag Off, IL. San. ~l1n9e9eure
aufreeune wuroe bier S%onnabenb Na@=
mittas bur9 Die Gntoeduns berporseru=
fen, bab cine fuli6e SepeH9e perbreitei
fpprben, uno bem3ufolse II W&iG. SGrs.
in @plo anselest poroen pursn. 3wi=
i6en l nno 2 lbr lanote cine 2otal-
3elesrapben= Comp. cine 9epei9e, an-
9ebli4 bon 2onoon, bur9 Die Staot.
, 1875-01-12
Gbanien.

Mabrib, 10. San. Sic ipaniiGe
Tresatte, welde &Onis Mlfonlo om
9oro bate, traf 9eitern in Barcelona
elm. Ser Prdfett Der Staol uno cine
an5abl 9eputationen besriiBten ben &o=
mig unb bieBen i'm in Spanien wiufom=
mea. &c. Majeitdt ermiberte: sd
bin %erfreut, iiber 8arelpna Spanien
,pieber gu betreten. Sd femme Die Be=
biirfniTe Gatafonien's. 8on meinen
Siteln 1T mir Der zines Grafen BON Sar
eelpna Der ltol5efe." I'm IL ll6r betrat
Der &0nis cas- l1fer. Sort empfinsen
i'm Die StabtbebDrben uno cine grobe
entbulialtil6e Menl6enmensc. Nad
8elr6 BEG Somes fanb cine Sruppen=
1@au itatt. Ser &0nis reiit beute lpeiter
mad @nlencia.
, 1875-01-12

toorin es bieb, baB bas @eIb i'm offenen
Morfte Al Yro3. itebe unb 26S,oOO Yfo.
ct, aus Der r8auf pon Gn9lanb" 9cao=
gen poroen ieien. Cine 8ierteli tunot
lpdtcr mcloete cine GGte 9epei6e ppn
Sonoon, ooB bas Gelo nilr Al itebe uno
oaB, a%nitatt elmer 8erminoeruns bes
Spe5ie=@ orratbs pcn 26SOO0 gfo. Ct,
10000 pfo. ct. in Die 8anf gefloTien
leien. Gin unterlu6unes= Gomite wur=
De ernannt nno enpfoblen, Der betreHen=
ben Sofal=G ompa9nie Die 8erbinoung
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