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CAPT. JOSEPH F.. BAKER. L. <. marine
corps. has entirely recovered from his recent
severe Illness. and has been ordered 10 duty
in command of the marines on board the
brooklyn. This vessel will leave Norfolk i'm
SQUADRON
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ANU SEMENTS.

SAVILLE's NATIONAL THEATER.
-FOUR NIGHTS ASD ONE MATINEE ONLY
S0LDESE.
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THE FOLLOWING VTsITOTs n the Execu-
tive Mansion to-day had audience with the
President: Senators Boutwell, and Patterson
Representatives Farwell Piatt. Maynard
Batter, Kellogg, Whiteley and Hawlcy.
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The German Fleet In Spanish Waters.
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~ HARRY DONEHUE.

AS 1IrH STREET, NEARE e.
New ard neatly fitted UP PsrlJrs aud show rooms
and d0Ubly Increased stock u
MASQUERADE AND THEATRICAL COSTUMES.
comprising several hundred new and costly Dresses
tHgeiheI With every variety Ct CCsI1ne-Lakes' ,
Gent : and Children s-f5r
HASGUE BALLS AND PARTIES,
PRIVATE THElTRICATS
IABIEAJX AND OLD FOLKS CONCERTS
p. swim a thorough know!a,ig4 0f or7r b4,,i-
nee-, We devote grr-vye> e. the and isIS Of
our patrons and by courteous aud polite attenf ON
Tes-oLslie charge and disposition L. accar,u
and please, We seldom tail % give satisfaction.
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BOLD BLoNDEs.-Fanny Fern said: oFor
woman VINO won't bulge an inch give me
one with light hair" The women emnloyaS
IN the mills at FAN river must be Of fbe
niondest kind. They are going to hold a mass
meeting 10 express their indignation at the
craven action of the male employees in accept
ing reduced wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

A NONISAT1OE WITHDRAWN-TheP Pres
idcnt yesterday sent a message To the Senate
Withdrawing the nomination Uf Gen. George
Manley, Of Tennessee, to be Minister to Ecu
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N GRAU S CHIZZoLN....-...................pir Direct,

Fir~t aFPsa-auce ia Washington of Ml-z EMILY
sULLESE agI E-T camF.s-a ENGLISH OPEl.A
BOt FFE COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ~ SO o'cl'ck, first rep
Te@eittfnU .r " t~hila-fHu Il VI Al ASiE b AKtHi-
bJt. 5IllE ARG MT I'll E>S,' b Od-ubsch last gB /
great .ttt fir .El.frE Ptri-isu = fi-tiisa
TIT E~FAl- January n MADAME ANGOT :
DAT 6UIFE. FRIDAY .Js1UJry s-tiENEYIEVE
De EEAEANT. ~ATJ RptN MATINEE. jan
uary =. &c , O'Clock. NNpAIE l. ARGHgDTP
ITEE fEfEBt CHESS >ATI RpAY EVEN
INC, .gs.stl = 80 O'Clock first tiuI- III Washing
tor e 81 LFkHIf.
A'flr--r.7- t.-.rvr ~-l'~- Orchestra Stalls N /
Gftl--rr,. Circle - t--a extra, atml~-inn bTr--
C.I.i. ~ s.-r- Reserved ...t-. 81 S- - seats %
suulrrns. SATURDAY ~rj.z II McfLsFvtt'S Na-ic
stoT. + .r.r-s .y..uta svs-Tr. Ral}tf
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EoRD'> OPERA HOy>E.

TWO NEES-wEHNESDAY AND SAT.
URDAI.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
The GI,s- \ -u- sf jln PsutsrstuIiC Ar. ard UIIr
GEr. J.. FoN,
1la tTIgiari
~ NFTG Tj NPTN IN PERSON
Surrounded IS hI- -ourcl. with his brother she
IaHa-l Fsutsl5uI.
g. Fox
He viii app@aT i9 Ei~ trujc Trek P8ntpmme %
HTHPTi EPTY Ar HOHE.
A Full T. E.ol. lriIig t4r9any-+5 people ia all.
Grand Corps of Speciality Artists people in all.
Repre- -sIIfiug rTld e Fun, Tricks Trials, AMI
TFI1ulatlyuS. EverythiIE Cympl-t-, - played ia
New York lanll 81
SAyILLE's NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY. JANUARY il. ISIS. every evening
eETiuE thp week and SAL z RUAG MATINEE.
The Distinguished Actress and hHthcrgz~,
OLIVE LOGAN.
In her Cnisviy- res rjtteB and reconstructed By
WIT >IEr~-
SURF: or Summer IL at long BP6Hca.
Produced with AMI elaborate scenery. sup .rh
earriUTe and Costume aud admirable cast cIbrtC-
iEE MI~s uuIe And rr-UH, MAY Gallagher. Ella
Harris Ne.e , ue~. VI Ha CrullJu-, VI ts@r- HarsH
for-terE- Fleming Daily, ParkhuIsl GSInnett anu
ether
FRIDAY. BENEFIT 0F OLIVE LOGAN
ONLY - Et MATINEE ~ITE BDAf AZ , o clock.
Seat- 90 Box rfiise. and B-a3 Adams
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20,
EMILY SOLHENE- janll g
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
EJ ROPEdN NEWS

THE rRU-~tA> DIET.
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THE TREASURY now hollis SSH SOS .250in L.
= bonds 10 secure national bank circulation.
and eIf4H2.-NN - secure public lepn.its
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INTERNAL REVESUE.-The receipts from
This source to-day were so i,s13.S. Total re-
ceipts for the month to date. S5.I5uGG5sz
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THE NAVAL Z ADErsHIP ISvEsTIG ALTON
The House Committee on Naval Affairs this
morning resumed the investigation into the
charg,s against Representative Stowell,
whom ID = alleged sold naval CttetsbiP for
q money consideration.
The commissioner OF Pensions testified
that Graham was an applicant Ton position
as special pension detective AT the time tnat
he wrote 10 Stowcll to imakc the desigils-
ton. % that he could raise money thus
showing that SFaham'S Language referred To
his pending application, and not TO The deslg-
nation uf a cadet.
Hon. John NJ Routi. second a.siSfaaf
Postmaster General, testified L.lai StoweiI
did not Withdraw his oppo-.,iOn 20 the Dan
VILE railroad in the LIatter IN controversy
before the Post Office Department. aS had
been asserted by Wagner, one OF GraIlam's
witnesses.
Joseph KIM testified that ne drove StowelI
ia Back Go the hoat landing. where Graham
''nj ID. and Then drove to The Baltimore and
'"Uol, where Graham jumped out and
'iii" e.. 'h u nOriLer Jain. but that
ran 10 Cat,- ( ~ the carriage and was
StOWeil rcmaiUt
then driven OF. rs testimony. that
NJ c9nifatirl' "raha liIe depot and
he took StOWell 10 one side i.-
there paid him SJ07. ~Stponed
The further Investigation was D.. '-aoox
until Wednesday next, when the teStt.
Will bc closed bN StOWell'S own statement.
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THE POLAND COMMITTEE on Arkansas If
fairs have prepared fun report which will
be presented 10 the House next week
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NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION out,tau.l-
ing >&io-5e6.iie, Of which amount S425o,op0
are gold notes.
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OLD Ne. ON EXHIBITION AND LIE ,Nsyv No
IRA 81 NARkRfTER%S
No. 439 "a S'v.,-, .-t'--st u hal sfyssst s,,a.
doe-s qssr- OF ts''glrA' HqH,
Choice Oh Painting EntTayiDgs- Chrar,oz e.
Also largest tick # Papyr Haf,aiGg~ " iTl .y
Shsdts- EiCfUTr~. fEaTue-. Picture Cords A. T.s-
sells Rings Nails, 81 . IL the Dis;rlgs
"TFEN> CASH
sS-PIease remember Name sui Number. i.I1v
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SENATE CONFIRNATIoNS OF DISTRICT
INIEEEsT.-The Senate. in executive session
yesterday. confirmed the following nomira-
lions: Seth L. Phelps COmmiSs ioner of the
District Of Columbia vice II. +. Blow. re
signed r. ". Shufeidt. Chief OF The Bureau
OF Equipment and Recruiting in the Navy
department: Charles L. Hibbitt, Assistant
Surgeon III the Navy; Master VIM. II. Kim
ball. 10 be Lietenant I'm the Navy: Ensigns
Willie kiIbUrn. NJ. G. Dimock aud II. 4.
Nye TO be Masters in the NAVY
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TNDERTCNES.

Has the project OF getting up Il studio
building in Washington been abandoned en-
tirely: II 50, it is a matter for public regret.
for hardly any one thing would 10 50 mach
10 create and foster an Interest in art a. thn
capital a. an institution like that. which
would mot only itly accOmmD late the artists
now here, but induce many others - cOma t.
washington for permanent residence.
Ihcrc was at one tim" fair prospect th7t
the enterprise would Succra /; under any cir
cum>tanccS IL would b. pity il IL shpulf
not. and i'm view Of Mr.. Corcordp'S very lib
erai and praiSeworthY offer IN the premises
IL VIII almost amount 70 disgrace it does
not.
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1HE LOUISIANA QCEsrIoN.-The HOUSE
committee on the Judiciary. held an extend
cd meeting yesterday morning. a. which Mr.
butler submitted his bill providing for a new
election in Louisiana which was on motjon
81 Mr. cessna. laid on the table by q vote of
SiN 10 lou. Mr. Cessna then moved that Mr.
hutIer ne rrque>ted 20 draft bin providing
FOR provisional government in the stata
which was lost by the same vote-six
10 four. He then offered resolution
that the committee Introduce bill re-
co2hlzlns the heltogg government, which
was defeated by the same vote A
lengthy discussion followed. bat without
arriving al any conclusion the committee
adjourned. During the session Mr.. Cessna
gave notice that, although it did not meet
his entire approval, al the next session, in
Order TO reach some definite action i'm the
matter. he would move TO reconsider the
vote by which Mr.. Buffers bill was tabled,
ana ask It's Endorsement by the committee.
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Ihk F'LLoNlN% REVENUE APPOINT
NENTs have been made: Gaugers-Wm. f..
Williams, zd district Connecticut: Geo. NJ.
Ross, sth district Illinois; John III. Harding
ON district Tennessee. Geo. B. DurJn! 6fh
district Kentucky: =. X. o Rourke. 5th dis
tnGt tennessee St0rekeepeTs-Eganci: II
Hclton. Sif dIstf:ci Somh carolina; iTgI' II
thufch Todd. 9Th district Illinois: John u
GlllOck. 9TH district Virginia
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Inc commute were present at the organ
izstion OF the house ON the 4th OF January
They then relate the circumstances OF tie
trganization, which do not differ from the
statements already published, but express
no opinion. In conclusion they say they have
not been able TO agree upon any recommen-
cation, out upon the situation in Louisiana
as il appeared before us We are an agreed.
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
SATURDAY. January ~.


SENATE.-Mr Schurz presented rnemO-
rial OF citizens oI -. Louis. for the passage or
hill 10 define gross az matches. Referred
TO Committee ON Finance
MT Morrll iNt.l presented memorial Of
Iropcrty-hold"rS an Washington city. COM
planning of injury 90 their property north az
the Capitol. un account of streets i'm thaL
localith being occupied by the Baltimore aud
ONO hailroaa company IN loading and us-
loading cars. Referred TO COMMITTEES on Pub
JIG Buildings and Grounds.
hr. AuthauE submitted an order. which
wa" ADOPTED. i'tat during the reiaa inder OF
iiiS session. after the call tor resolutions
shall have PASSED business ON the ralender
shall be railci Tor i'm the mOrllng hour by
committees in Tire orier iu which they stand
on ih' cdl'l!t"T. ana $50 from day To- daN, but
40 committee shall bs called two daVs in
succession
NJ. clayton presented memorial signed
~ over % c.tiZ,uS ~ Arkansas. formerly
soldiers ia The niDn army. endorsing Gen
eial Nherida''S : cause m New Orleans. ami
declaring The statements made by him were
tabled Tabled.
Mr. Cameron presented memorials from
New York and Norfolk asking legislation 20
increase The Efficiency of the Marine HoSpi-
tai service. Referred To Committee ON Com
merce.
Mr. Pratt. from C0mmittee ON Public
Lands. reported with amendments. "A bill
SIautii = The for "A right of way railroad to
Oh calendar
The unfinished business being Mr.. Schurx
resolution directing The Judiciary Commit
tee To inquire what icgiSls tipu il necessary
10 secure 10 thc people OF Louisiana a free
government under the Constitution, was
Then taken up.
DIR. SACLsBURy
resumed his remarks. The President he con-
tended. was rc~pOuSi ible for all the trouble in
New Orleans. because he had sent the army
there. The people Of Louisiana would have
surrendered an tile 10 manhood ID they had
not resisted the uSurpatiOn il has attempted
10 put upon Then. The act of putting federal
soldiers under command OF Kellogg and the
aci OF The later in taking possession OF the
State house. were both ineXcuSahle. With
regard 10 the organization oI the house under
Mr.. " M.ijZ. hc cpntcnded that the republican
members recognized the validity of The or
eanizatiou TOR they accepted the oath OF o.
fce al the Hands OF M. Wiz, the regularly
elected speaker
M. sherman desired 10 correct that state
mCnt. The subcommittee OF The House
sent to louisiana reported that the oath was
administered by Mr. Witt against the pro-
test of tlie reFubiican members.
THE HOUSE was not I'm session to-day.
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ate held a caucus this morning i'm the
ladies retiring room OF the Senate 10 was
resolved that the Time had come to conclude
debate on the Louisiana question. and il was
generally agreed that The subject had received
due consideration. and its prolonga tion was
calculated 10 impair the vital business be-
fore The senate. After debate. the following
ofuer was agreed 10. which, in an indirect
way will control the Louisiana matter
- OSdS',6 That furin. the remainder Of the s.,-
s'Ch sittr the call fsr resolutions shall have sasSrI
business on the calendar shall during m. p,rrniU,
hour he called for by committees In the order ina
winch tbe' stand on the list of committees .pd a.
tom dsy 10 day, but no committee shall have .por.
than one dsy IN succession
Thls order was subsequently presented i'm
the Senate and agreed TO.
, 1875-04-15
Gbriitopb bpn Gdmib's Sngenoz
Wiblipthef.

@ebunben In Bappbedel a Is Gents. Mit
WiuSlins6iifen a 30 Gents. @ana
Dti1slin 25 Gents.
pefnrth non @~idbenfeIs, pie er CUR GrfenntniB
Der Weibnadtsabent. Cine GrsabIans gum Weib.
nattsseldent fir &inoer.
Der goienffod. Sim istereiLante er5abIuns.
3pet Gr3Gblun9en.
Die Sppfenb Hiitbem. Cine gesebenbeit aus Dem
2eben zines armen Torf= Sduilehrers.
@ufadbins. Cine esiSi6fe Der 6riitIiden gor,eit.
Sas . itnlenfDebdbe n. Cine Grjablun9 benz Bill
benoen Utter 9%euiolnet.
Tpia non 1aunenbuge. Cine Gei6idte bes Ilter
tbuns.
@enpfepa. Zine Der id5nfen uno rHbrenbfen Ge.
thi6ten bes Nltertbums.
Die Gead1tisan. Cine intereIiante GeIbihte.
Fobert, Der ~ atfenfnabe, opsr: 9as Anoenfen
on Die Wuttr.
enttpis, Der WvBwamserer.
&teben Sr3dbiungen.
Jdnnetpn une Mmaite.
Die Maiblunten.
emma Don %6infenaein. ooer: cott maat aues
Wilbe'm Sen. Gin seiai@tIiaes GemaIbe.
Sas Der prene aine.
Sas 9dubdben 9as RaubfdtpR.
Der cute Sriso1In nns Der bpie Sietrid.
Die 0rdffn Sulia, ober: &inolihe 9iebe, 3reue
uno Sobn.
6'pttfrieS, Der iunse GtnTester.
Der 3briffbaum.
Die fleine &aufenfpteIerin.
Sds &dmrtd)en.
5ernanSo. Ssbenssei9i@te zines iunsen Grafsn aus
Spanien.
Rupfcrmiim;en unb @olrfiide. Sas 0pael.
Warsaretba S%iumdben. Die aSalefapelIe. 1aS
Die eenersbrnnif. ssaFerautb am ssbein.
Der Siamautrins. Sas Mfarienbile.
, 1875-04-15

Dem Slrean Der 0etecttp BoltSet rid)ten,
I'M ipegen Der gegen i'm erhobenen Seifnlbt>
gungen 8elhuerbe ST fiibren, perouftete
aber balb ipieoer, obne bic llnterludd1g abb
uiuartelt. Otittehuetle luuroen bic Neder
den iuegen ieiner 9tatio1alit1t BON Sette Der
2ouooner Yoli,ct fort9eiest nlo Die Sbertt=
tit b~elIelbeu nit Garl Qoffmanu ans 9arlss
baD leIfgc1tcut. Sett &urSem lit bieier @hee
batter De Sofflllan1 nur bod, luteber in &or=
Don auigetoudjt, bemobnt 9egenpdrttg etrte
pra6tpole &obnltng in oer Jtdbe oes Dttrts
lterirmS be AeuBern, 1T aber leBt nlht VT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Io1berl1-fute cripdbttt
- ureiher aoblen9rubenbeiiser ans Sob
men" uno fungtrt augebltA BET Der v@e1tral
8obenlia @oaieries Gonlpanp," Die Elm Capt.
tai pou 1870, 900 2ltrl. III 10000 Ictien a 10
2itrt., BON beneu iebt 1000 9(ctiet ~etlittirt
meroen iouen beiit3t, ais Director. @S
ldeint, bab mebrere nit 9offntant in Be-
riibrurg %gcfommene 6inancters itdl nit bis
crcten 2ui ragen iiber Die Berl06nltAtett BEL
1elben on paS 9%ouboner Oetectip Bureau
marloten, uno 1T e5 benz eher9tlfet Sorgez
ben zines 0etecttu : Seaulteu %gelungen, ben
Gbepalier De ooffmaun 5u eutlarpen. d3u
beoauern it nur, bab nad ergliiden Sc
ietscn Die unbcrehti9te Siibr1ng zines englt-
ideit 8aiies I'M 2lustanoe feline nahtbetli9en
Solgen bat. Smr1erbin aber miro es benz
Serrn naf Dem Sorgefalenen Ihmer lperoet,
nit ben .&oblen9rubeu in S6buen" iein
Slid S1 MAIDEN, uno b%iirften pobl aud
Seriu6e init Dem engliiden Baiie, BEN CT
nod INNER beiitt, i'm 2luslaroe auf5utreten,
nit S6tpiertgfelt perbunOen lein.
, 1875-04-15
Charles Or Ioffmann.
(Sortietung folgt.)

Gin beriidti9ter @au1er, Der cine Belt
fang ei1e 9emiiie 0foIe in Der %junesse doree
BON Serltu geiptelt bat unb Der ii6 lpdter
ais @lalergeieae entpuppte, melfer lid per,
mO9e Der au89e5ei6neten GrSlebung, luelfe
ibm ieine arr1en @ltern angebeiben lieBelt,
sl etnem So6itabler erlten 0taugeS emporge>
i6lptnoelt bat, lit, pie Der Serltner Cider.
beitsbeb0rbe Don 2onpon apliirt mirb, al19eu=
bltdltd IN 2onbon ais yreiher Snblen0rubens
bellter als S0bmen" a%nfdllig. &or etlpa
einem Sabre oreficirte" Suffmaun inter Dem
gtaren oOtonlteur GbarleS De Soffmann" in
Berlin I'm Slii9eriben Balais, murbe inter
Dem SeroaAte Der S6winbelei perbaitet,
muBte aber in 8ol9e %ielner foloiialen 6reG=
belt balo mtcber e~ntlalien iueroe1, moralf er
rlebrere 3eitlugen, ipelAe iiber feline 4ffaire
bertdtet batten, NIT Gerleumouugstlage be.
brobte. Sest rperoen aus 2onbon, NO Die
0etectipbebOroe ii6 iebr einsehenb NIT Dem
Shiplnpler bei6dfti9t bat, iiber pelIen Sors
leben na1ltebeube interelialtte 9a lei1 funoz
9cgeben. gtoA Dor 5pei Sabren belt iif)
rGbepaller De Soffmann" III 9tublano auf,
100 er lid perbetratbete, er loa bort lo9ar ben
Soften zines @onlu l8 fir einen frempen
Staat pertreten baben. Die llrIa9e, mes=
bath er petersburg perlaiien, miro mobl Der
rulltlhen Yolisel befannt leln, 9elplb 1T, baB Ell
balo oarauf nad Gerlin fam, no er I'M
Slii6eriaen 8alais am 2etpSiger Ylas cine
Mobuun9 Sl1m Breile bon 5000 Sblr. iGbr>
lih mIetbete ullO AMI iebr 9roBen SuBe lebte,
almdlig 3utrttt Su ben f%elnlten @irfeln er
lan9te nm nit benz Yrojecte elmer neu anSll=
legenoen Giieubabn li0 beibdfti9te. 9ie@
abnte nl6t, in Dem NIT fiiuf Srben 9e.
lAmiidten unb nit feinem Scnebmen Iuf=
treteupeu eilen 9crp0bnlt9en @laler9eleuen
por ilh 81 ie6eu. Die Yoli5ei in Berlin lit
iepo0 gleib Der Boli6et anoerslpo, ie woIte
mebr mlfen! Soffmann murpe beoba1tet,
neil man NIT 3te6t glalbte, eS NIT eirenl
Snbultrlerltter S1 tbun ST baben.. 9aS
@uoe mar, oaB Gbepalier De Sofimam eiu=
gcltedt muroe. 0a jebof fem Gtrafial oez
gen i'm III Serlin porlag, 10 wuroe CT mieoer
freigelaileu, Sumal bic Serllner Yoli,eibe.
bOroe i'm we9en ietleS en9lliAeu Yaiies fir
etnen engliIdeu llutertban hielt. &aum mar
nm Gbepaller auf fretem 6uB, 10 rtd)tete er
cine SeiAmerbelhriit an u%letuen" @eianoteu
QOrO BOO &uiiel in Serlln uno beantragte
barln einen S6apeneriab bon eiul9en 0ul=
Oerttouieno &balern mescn mebrerer 53ei-
tuu9Sartitel, Die purA oaS SOrgebeu Der Ser
liner @Oll5el gegen ibn propocirt mOrOeu
icieu. Ser euglilNe Sotimafter, setduldt
prr0 oeu aui Den gtamen Charles De
Sofilnanu lautenoen YaB, oeh @arl 9ofI-
manu- ibm porlpieS rldtete cine energil6e
Exclamation al baS oe1tlde 9%felhSmlnl,
lterium. Die III 6olge belieu in Qonoon an
geiteuten &eherhen ergaben jepod, paB ie-
ner 4aB Dem Sobne elueS i'll Serliu mob.
ueupeu Yroieilors unp nidt benz II ent.
larpteu @laier9eieaen 6. 9offmann ans
Carlsbad ertbellt poroen mar. llnier @bc'
polter lu0rtete jeoob Die Nntport oeS Qor(
&uliel ntAt alb, %lonoern fiidtetc iih nit gu.
ridlaiiuHg ieiueS Wteublemeuts BON Serlir
uno fam III 2ouoon an, 100 ct aud balo aul
, 1875-04-15
GiniQe oute GriinOe

1.-Gine neue @rFnbuns, sranbli4 sspratt
unb seiibsrt burb patent.
2.-Mlaht einen opItfo m ntenen 2nd.Snss,
slei6 auf beiben Setten. on alien Irten BON StoHvx.
3.-2auft leibt, ianft, serdui6los unb rai6-bsRr
6 ombination BON @i9enIbaTten.
4.-Sauerbaft-lauftSa9re lang obne &spa'
vaturen.
5.-8erri@tet atGe @rten BON @rbstt
unp Sancp Nabereien in elmer Notwithstanding
est fir ben Nrbeiter iebr lei9t gu ban6'
ba beu. Die 26n9e Der Slide fam %re9uiirt lperoen,
luabreno Die Mal6ine i'm Gon9e lit, uno otele fam
nit etuent 6aoen perIeben msroen, Obne baB osrlslbs
olrh GbHer 5u 9eben bat.
5.-4lau eiufah If, ftnnrei6. elegant, inoem
Der Std obne ben Gebroub bon Cog g8beel 0ears
&otorp Sans nno 2eper grms formirt wiro. 6at ben
Automatic Srop 6eeo. peIber eine 9 let@'
mGBi9e gdn9e hes Sti6es bel tr9eno
elmer 0e ~16winot9feit Il ert. 6at rnlergn
neuen 3breab G~ontroller, pel9er cine 9lelp'
mGBise 9epe9un9 Der NeeolesSar erlaubt uno ssnsr
8erlebuns nes 6aoens oorbeugt.
S.-Gon1truetinn d II Berfisr9falti uno boa
enef. SIT f~abriitrt BON ben sei4idteten uHn
erfabreufen Mrbeitern in Der b~eriibmnsn
BENNINGTON Mrmtprp, Sfipn, y. o. %bilacelpR.a
Cffce: $40 Sbeffuut Giraffe. 2ll9maa.
, 1875-04-15
@0Hsaeidi6ten.
Mtnerifanil6e S1aenoz 8iblDtbef.

Sn bubble Bappbedel nit OtuslinsHdder
9ebunoen a IS Gents.
Weser une SSeiee, bon Sran3 6pftnaun. - Ser
treue @ddbter. .3ufanmen in einem 9ano.
Der @~iberipenfffse, bon Sron3 boffmann.
&leines 1T bic 1Sieee ccS GrpRen, ppn Jran5
6oftmann.. - Die eSfsfabrf. 3ulamrnen in
eineln 8ano.
Die 9enfelcufaten, BON Sran3 5offmann. - Der
G6tffbrudJ. 3ulamnen in einem 8ano.
Sb febe bid, fd,on, bon Sulius 6offnann
Sn fonff ntbt ftebien,
grpRuaterS 3ieblina
Der iduparse Gam,
Der blinSe 'ssilbel,m, bon 6ufas wissOer.
Der. 3efpfennig. -Erei Rdtbarinen. Mu4
Ger Se9entoart. Srei Grjablunsen bon Sbefla
BON Gumpert. SIN einem Bano.
Wadt ,um eidt, bon Ri4arb Baron.
SeIobmte 9reme. - Safanfaia. Der mifro.
NOR to Mfrifa. 3ulaminen in einem 8ans.
Der Mhblarst - Der Birfbof. .3pei Grsablnn'
gen BON 81. Stober. SuIaminen in einem Sano.
Mad Der menfdb fdet, has mire er aud ern.
: ten, BON Hibaro Baron.
, 1875-04-15
u9Ste Ioa id id S6ncn oanfen, mein

vQ8te loG i6 i) Sbncn oanfen, metr
9err!" ia9te 2eeterer nit balber Stinrne.
nOaourd), oaB sic mir idluOret, eilt'
fir alemal bic mni eli9e Nblidt auf5ugcz
ben, Die sic 9eiaBt batten," erwioerte Der
lru9e Nopofat. gg8dren Sic lhulOig,
10 ipitroe tA S6nen la9en: GET e8
uno ib pdre Der @rlte, Der S9nen cine
QSuffe in Die Sano oriifte. Oann mdre
Der Selbltmoro nltr cine G%ntlii6nun9.
unihuloi9 aber, ba6en sic niht ooa
9teAt, iid GIT t6oteu, oenn SIR Selbitz
moro ipdre einem s3u9eitdnoniB sleid."
r@a8 jon ih tbun?'
Sid oertbeiOi9un9 &dmpfen!"
rSbne Soffnun9?"
nSa ielbit obne Soffnun9. 9a6eil
Sic lental8 i'm An9elidt oe8 6einoe8
ben &opf oerloren? gteiu. Sic wuBz
ten otelleicbt, oaB Die YreuBen tpeit gail
reidler luaren nno lpa6riAeinlid Sie9er
letn wiiroen. .glei6piel 500. @oblan,
attd) lett beftnoen Sic 1ib Nngeitd)ts
oe8 6ei1oe8, uuo bitten sic aud bic Sc
ipiBbett, unterlie9en GIT mitiier, oa8 beiBt
per1rtbeilt GIT weroen, 10 wiiroe tb ST.
rert ood ia9en: Sc lit n0t6t9, lid at
l6lagen uno pdren Sic perltrtbeilt
uno miiBten I'm anoern Otor9en oa8
Sdoffot beltetgen, 10 miiroe t6 Sbnen
nod INNER 3urufen: sic mitiien leben
BIG 3ltm letten Atbem3u9e, oenn nod
fam Der S6uloige entoedt weroen u1,o
ote Rettun9 Sbrer barren. Solte aber
Elm 10 9liidlides @reigniB nt1t eiltreten,
10 tpiiroe i6 S6nen trosoem uieberboleil:
So 1T n6tbig, ben Serfer gu ertparten,
ltfn bon BET S0be oe8 S6affotS berab eez
qen ben Srrtbum Der Suitis 5u protettz
ZEN, oeiien Spfer Sie mdren, rn1o Elm
Weal 5bre nnl9ulo 3a perlidz
Wdbreno oieier @orte 6ol9at's bate
Safo6 iid aImdtig me6r gefabt.
rOtein Serr," ia9te er jeet, yid]
Sbnen bel meiner G6re, oaB
id Mutb baben min bis gum @noe!"
n@ut," ia9te Ofa9loite, rSebr gut !"
n9(ber mas ba6en MIR iett at ullter>
ncbnen ?" fra9te Safob.
uSor IlenJ" erlpioerte 6ol9at, yrper6e
ih beantra9en, oaB Die bon Serrn Sal
ping apeline 10 muoaitdnOig 9%eleitete
llnter iudua9 5u S6ren @uniten mieoer
auf9enommen wer0e. No6 6eute 9beno
reile i'd nit Sbrer Mutter nadb Paris s1s
rid. SD bin gefommen, bon Sbnen Die
erforoerlid)en 9(adweiiungen St erbitter,
Die Wtlttel, I'm Sbr Sau8 in oer
Wetn9artenitraBe gu ourdiuden uno ben
oelien 9tanaen Sic 9efiibrt, loz
wie Die OieuerirL wel6e sic in BaIip
wieoer auf3uftnoen 800"
Gortieeung fOl9t.)