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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
QUARANTINE ENGINEERING.
TESTIMONY OF JOHN W. RlTCH-kFFoRts TO OF
OBr,IN DIR. CARNGOIAN's ATTENDANCE.

TESTIMONY OF JOHN W. RITCH-KFPORIs TO Oh
OBTAIN na. CARNGCuAN's ATTENDANCE.
The only witness who testified yesterday
before the Legislative Committee on Emigration and
Quarantine WAS John W. Rteh, architect and engineer,
who is engaged in the work u constructing Dix and
Hoffman Isands He testified that he architect and
engineer Of Islands Nos and Q he served from Jan.
49, 1866. until April o. 1871 during that time Drs.
Sw.nbrne and CarnOchan were Health Officers; he SIT
perintended and designed both islands completed Island
No. /, AID completed the formation Of buildings on
Island No. 2; tho contract for Island No. was with
Francis swift; the outer wall OF the island was made by
cribs timber, loaded with s.one and sunk between
that ana island there some illing the riprap
was then put around FOR protection. The witness meas
led the quantities OF material, end furnished cer
cate to The contractor that the work had been properly
done. Tie rp-rap measured by an Inspector, ap-
pointed by tie Commissioners on the island, and by the
witness willie 1t was the sc0ws The price for the
r,-rap 80 yard. tho lowest acceptable estimate
after ADVERTISING aud low From Oct % to Dec. TO-
1867 there only 112 hours work DONE THIS was on
account of the cold wcahrI Ice In eis harbOr, the sink
ing OF scows and collisions There necessity for
completing the work as possible In the original
contract for Island No everything appertaning ~ the
work Tie line Of decentralization tho middle filing and
tire rip,ap were included. The first contract was for
stated sum gross The work under tue contract for
leland 30 was given out by the cubic yard. In all
cases, the witness 5si the work should be clearly set
forth in the plnns the details gwen In toe specifications,
ami the work performed al 40 much cubic yard. Toe
plans and spec ncaons for these slans were made by
the witness and sent to tho State Legislature The wit
Thought that me islands we're Wei adapted for quar-
anime purposes. Ihe binding OF the Islands the
drifting sand leave the channel and gather around the
wall OF the stands thus deepening the channel Tho In
terror OF the islands Is daily becoming more solid
Al the conclusion OF this testimony, Assent. Vos
bnrgh said that Marshal had been ~ De- a,nochan's
house several times To him with subpoena aud al
though well satisfied that tho iaso Health Officer
within, The marsntl mad net been able TO md him. Mr.
" .einsr said thai nc note To Dr.. Ia uochan
Wednesday Informing Lin that the Committee desired
h,s Attendance. No attention has been paid tn H. said
Mr. Manhner and It ia plain that he IL endea vOring
avoid iestIf ing before the Committee" the Committee
then euiuuI ucd until 1880 q. Ia to day.
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RAPID Transit ON THIRD-AvE.

IMPROBnB!iTrY THAT HE COMPANY OWNING THE
SURFACE ROAD CAN DGFGAT Ir-PETER COOPER
TO Address TIE COMMISSIONERS.
No meeting of the Rapid Transit Commits
soes was held yesterday, but j. e. Morton, the clerk
81 lie CoDnissiJn received Peter Cooper and two or
three other 81 ntlcmen who called to mako coinmunc-
tons to the commissioners and engineers. Mr.. Coz pen
will a,,pear before the Commissioners AMI cner
some suggestions to-day. One OF tho Commission
ers said yesterday that there could DO no truth In
the report that the Greenwich Street Company had sod
out 20 the Third Avenue Rroad The assurances gwen
by the Greenwich rect Company to the Commissioners
cnoi, prevent snch action on the part OF
that Company Besides, the franchise 10 Use Thrdave
for au elevated road too valuable to be obtained
from those who held 1t by the present owners OF tho
surface road. More than all, the Third Avenue
Railroad Company could Not, in any event, Dc
feat rapid transit on that avenue by Inyihg
I'm the Greenwich Street COmpany's privileges,
suce the same ronte was covered in another way by
privileges granted 10 any one who woad put road on
L. TIE Grcenwiclst. Company! the COmnis soners sad,
nsd secured from high authorities legal opinions tO the
effect that elevated railroad was not inlega cOsric-
tnna "a street railrOad" and consequently DID not
como gtn the constitutional prov isos requiring tue
consent OF property for the building ~ Street
railroad. his question would have to BE- settled how
eycr by the Court o. Appeals.
The commissioners will meet at l2 o'clock to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
BURGLARS IN MANCHESTER COUNTY.

Two burglars visited pOgtchester on Wcdnes-
day. One g. them respectfully dressed visited several
houses representing himself as agent for The Church
man. ard collected several subscriptions TIC other
called at several places veDder OF fancy goods ETC.
IL supposed tina. the object was inspect the interior
Of the houses with view to future burgaes The two
together called First National Bank, where their
sc utiny Of the locks created some suspicion AT Mnr
docs restaura Toy stole the contents Of the I'LL THIS
led 20 ner arrest End their baggage found 10 contain
u rot al bdrgia = tools.
gang VI burglars entered the re6idenc" OF exCoroner
Tbomxs g. tb at Has f.s WEDNESDAY night and sac
oseied IT, hbt aiming S4OD ana $500 in bank bills
nearly $50 Ia silver coi PrOmlssory note Tor eloo
gold watch and chain valued at y3JO lady goh wasch
and cham valued at $500. u valuable pistol, AMI some
other property Aboni two months s<o the store VI MI
orsith with ia totally Gnsror ed by ne. In
vni,is~ q lOGs " sbobt $4,000.
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RORRERIES IN THIS CITY.

The following rObberies, ETC., were reported
to the pole, yesterday:
c. C. Tyl,r OF No. I21 Wcst One-hundred nd Twenty
hist hired female servant at Intelligence office In
sixth ave. abou: week ago. and "Wednesday abe dis
appeared with about $500 worth Of Mr.. Tyers jewery
No cIew to tie tlief has been obtained a. yet.
Burglars entered the stable of O. b. smyh, in tho
Of No 977 Ff'h-aye, on Wednesday night and stole
uunh containing wearing apparel worth $780,
sneak thieves Sptefed tae Of John Hanson n the
boarding house of W. G. Reid at sprinshurst In tho
Twenty-thrd Ward on Wednesday evening and stole
$3.50 worth OF clothing.
Patrick Casey Of No I32 CIinon-st, while walking On
Grandst near Crosby, At early hour yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
THE rSlos LEAGUE CLUBHOUSE REorENrD.

THE INION LEAGUE CLUBHOUSE HEOPENED.
There was fun attendance of the members
If the Unic League Club at their building ~ Madison
ave- au Twenty last evening The building mas
been thoroughly reftted aud rei nshed and those parts
ina. ere damaged BY the To OF April 20 have been re-
paired ana Improved in many reslects The eDte
building opened TO mcmbels for tic fist time since
e Summer vacation asst evening. At D. tho Club
4. 4 meeting, nj which several new members were
elected vote OF thanks PASSED 10 the House Com
mttee, c. W. Griswo,1, Joseph T. Gay, and Francis T.
Walker, 1or tie taste and expedition which they had
shown In Getting ana refurnlsing the cubhoose After
the meeting collation. spread in the restaurant
Which Is over the readng-room. and Is Of the siune
Dimensions as that apartment Among tire welknowD
&c neucn present A T. Stewart Joseph H. CEo.io.
President OF the Club Jackson s. schultz, Salem IL.
Wales william orion, Sinclair T0usey William H. Lee,
A. l.. IaHi. Hamilton lsL, j., Col. - g. Stehin', and
Dor'nan H. Eaton. -
The PICTURES lad not been hung last evening. II
IA tine for the rs rece t.cn, whish 81 to be early
In October Ine only picture in me collection that wa
DESTROYED by re was the Battle of Cet.ysurg" Some
vi the slightly scoroh d. but they are 10 be
letonched, which viii restore them perfectly. the
crockery a9d glass now used by the Cio are oil
new These articles are plain Y IT'D The exception Gat
each hJr the .lnD monogram imprinted upon ~
greater paII o. the silver service ir also Cnsid
cradle OF ne fot mer furniture was saved ol ceoti-
ton BY the Insurance patrol. This has Deen rnOvsr
appears Ike now.
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HUNDRED GUNS m HONOR OF THE BATTLE
OF LAKE ERIE

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Sept Gov. Lippitt has
ordered salute Of 100 be nred In this city and In
Newport tomorrow. IN honor Of the anniversary Of the
Battle OF Lake Erie.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HuDNuTs. IN
BROADWAY.
tan TO. Noon. 80, 80 n. So. MAnytt TO-
Highest dur1ng the Cay, 49, Lowest, 90.
Average 74o. ssns DAY, 1874 70sA'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

,rs Wa met nv two men who induced him 10 80 toward
spiius+t. where aey robbed him Of hi' watch worth
Paul Moutasrs ict furnished 70 young man ct
Ne Hasi Iwentethst who haa dissHpTsred Win
aiout 81 10 worth Of je gelry belonging to Mr. Montague
AZ the ToYubs yesterday Edward Conway, now ae
tsined or charge Of highway robbery ~ Dv'nonst,
n with basIns rubbed her BY force Of no On July H.
while at her h0use I'm the guse OF sanitary inspccor
CONWAY Was committed In Is 900 ball.
AZ the washington Place Police Court yesterday Fran
csco Rubiepa was held for stealing 1882 worth OF Jew
ave. and James Delaney held for stealing $2O worm
OF human hair from the store Of Bertha Sncar at NO.
$40 Bowery. 49,. ,.,-., wo,, urn.
At the Essex Market Police Court Solomon VOL was
held yesterday for stealing gold watch ana cnan T
Carthy was held charged with stealing $l40 from the
person of VIII Ray Of Hastings N ].
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wssenes Some fenas Of hs atts sItsm.n yesterday ~
scented him With another gold watch, valued ~ 100
HACKMsACk-The Bard Of Assessers have reported De
valuation 81 taxable property Bergen ouny M01!86
general county &20002 g. TIE porcentaGe
the general levy win about 90 osnts each e100.
BRLLyvnlR-yrank Barnum age is, was drowned IN tAe
Passaic River Wednesday Ills father drowned shout
ayear ago.
wssr Reconsideration all trsmps 70 b arrested.
tAnnesacsmsnuJ
BuRNErr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
HoUsEKEEPERs should try GRIswoLD's STARCH
FINISH.
LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet delightful for Cologne Bay Run
THE REGULAR ARMY,
during the late used QuaDtitiee Of DABre
M AoIcAL PAIN EXTRACTOR II found tho only spe
cine for Diseases Piles aud Wounds Of kind 81
The Fall Season has fairly opened, and
among prominent attracti0ns consicuonsy KEoxs
FALL STYLk Of GFNrgaETs HAM Boy your Hat at No.
2il broadway Of Fulton No 533 Broadway or In
the Fifth Avenue JI0el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

IA Silver RIM Address r., Box ia, Tribune ONCE
A DOLLAR CASE of Homeopathic Medicines.
N with directions for their sent postpaid receipt Of
ST. SMITHS Homeopathic Pharmacy 100 4tha ave, ~ Y.
III N. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton st.--Watchea,
liz JeweIry, Damonds, sterling silver and RogsrIs
Plated Ware iii quality smallest probe
METALLIC ADVERTISING SHOW CARDS,
I all sizes styles and coIors r. CoMMOss, Aanuso
turer, 10 MurrAyst
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
~ 0enerave Organs radically and speedily carf. HENRY
A. DAHIELS NJ d.. ia Lernetorsye Ohcc hours -
CMTTH's CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT, tho
~ most HEALTHFUL and DELICIOUS ARTICLE of
FOOD made from WHEAT. Sold by all 0rocera Addrsss
F. E. SMITH Co, Brooklyn \. Y, for circ,lsrs
WATER CURE.
w Dr. V. ZOLNOwsKrS Water Cure Establishment
formerly G. 483 Wet Twenty mrs. sa
Office hours go ~ a. NJ, 10 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel - Bishop Thomas A. Jaggar OF
Ohio, Henry A. Tlden Of New Lebanon, ana
BuaAo 0asy HossJudse John T. Tslcota Of The sh Mep
stOc kton Of NewJersey, and Mayor W. Hutchinson OF
Utica. FitA Avenue Con gressman W H. Bsrnun,
tor George l. Davis, u 3 NJ Barnums HotsITSen' = o.
Metropolitan Hok-The Hon. Dewitt Lttiejohn OF Oswego
Grand Central HotsLshenf g. A. IL Blame OF Montreal
80. Weainser Hoel-The Rev Richard Temple Of Troy
ST. HoeJuan del Vale, President Of the BANK oi
Havana. ST. HokL-Henry q. LOWS Of NewHaven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
NETWORK CITY.

Dat. Hsteu.p del y.s rresSsps q e the H.%. Of
NETWORK CITY.
There will be q concert on the Mall at Central
Park Ut p m. tomorrow.
The Coal and Iron Exchange Building. on Cort-
laDdtst will soon be ready for occupancy.
In the case Of Bella Jones' Coroner Eickhoff has
held Officer william Beard to bail in 1000 TO await the re-
suit Of the inquest The warrant charges him with illegally
srrestng her and brutay Ill treating her after arrest
The Executive Committee Of the National Rifle
Association yesterday passed resolution that armed sol
other supports ami at distances above 400 yrs 10 assume
The new studio building on the site OF the old
marbey at Twenty sevenths and Broadway nearly
finished and will ready for occupation The first hoor
designed for ses and tho two floors above VII DC oeca
pied by ten studios
Katharine Rice, who lives at No. II Bedford-st.,
and is II years old sitting the window with two other
girls yesterday morning vendor Of peaches driving
licensed numbered 49, offered her nut ior sa 70
commit an airocioas assault upon her put ef scr uo vet
been arrested.
IL was rumored on Wall-st. yesterday that William
H. Vanderbilt President Of tho Network Central and
Hudson River Railroad lying dangerously III at 10 svile
S :. Of TIE ss
informed by one ly that tho unfonndd
Mr. Vandebts son. Freeck had sick, but Is now
cOnvalescent.
Superintendent Wallng issued the following yes
teray the official description OF tho man VINO supposo
TO have murdered IT, Noe "A aged from ~ to 80
years. light complexion light hair short clean shaved
cent small dark whskers Of about five weeks growth
which may been shaven isee0 inches to feet
inches hight stout feshy buih. full fat face light gray
moar coat supposed TO De ct Irish parentage II WI 40
red that the Mayor has offered reward OF %
person shall the conviction Of the murele
Troops of newsboys to be found at all hours Of
the night Printing house Square, wideawake and lively
waiting the morning papers Early yesterday morning. two
party Of eight who had become possessed Of compile Of
Q c0t1i0n. Ac
cordgy these exemporzed feminine costumes out OF the
gunny sacks tying them around their waists with string and
took their SIT the ladies' OF the SET Then all inc
changes the through with the boys bowling
balancing over and Swinging Their partners 70 to
whist ing. with all tho gravity and at
I'D grace which they would have assumed in bail room
tired Of being polite long enough to dance the figures
out gamns suddenly dispersed with shouts OF Laughter
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KELLOGG
Great Newspaper Lists.
ST. LOUIS LIST.
CHICAGO LIST.
81 so PR LINE.
In the Vest and South West

LIBERAL Discounts on orders Of $50 and Orcr.
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A GPH;NDID SEND OFF.
NOT COMFORTING TO THE PRESIDENT.
Yyonn the Ne,p. York Herald (Iad.I

y
The nOmi nations are ali gCOd-sOmc OF them
D9siIveiy rAocucLt. Toe Convention has dole Wei .hd
more than we'll IL has not made DuIGer. itS scOld
is rrec rom bels. It's ought 20 reaSsure those
who have belonged 10 TIE Republican party o VINO
believe its work TO b. s UnsCnpleed. The tOIe % the
s,ee ss aad the Zlagc CT the platform are beyond
cit,Cism invite the good viii OF unprecedented nt d.
ii L1ia party does not i'll Iris State, s ia u WA
not ue because it has had splendid send on at
Kara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

UNION Hula large gang Of pickpockets has
been n vsrk ct schtssn PARK and vicinity this
Oces Friedrich Of Tie PARK police and Capt
shs Hamburg Steamship Line were among those who Lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
THE REGULAR ARMY,

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
bath. Adeghtfui for Cologne ~ Bay Run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

best nominations in their power The Governor
seems rot only to lie improving both parties, but
frightening both One Republican Assembly mon
was cougratuating himself that he had not opposed
Gov Tden's canal measures in the Legislature, and
cave ~ his reason OK Speaker McGuires defeat as
candidate for delegate to Syyacuse. and that OF As
,eurhi-man Louis C. Waehner IN NowYcrk. These
wcr, the Eve anti-Tilden orators the Democratic
side and both tn r voices are hIshed probably for
over There is positive panic among some OF these
people about Gov. Tden's loug arlnthe one that liz
raralyged-whieh cen reach, by coiaIDOn report,
from Albany to Buffalo. heard it projected THAT
one Of the victories Of the future would be the
Hon. Thomas @. Alvord Of Onondaga-
There is q very evident desire on the part Of tie
Republicans tn bend their greatest efforts toward
carrying the Senate which almost useful as two
Houses 10 rarty which has rot !ha Executive. Per-
haps ooOnda raise the characteJ OF tho
BODY which has greatly improved within the last two
years but which Is still susceptible Of change for the
better Bat the reform which propose to eliminate
irdivicuals must neco sary meet with their opposi-
ton Senater elkreg has been renomiDated, and on
Reform platform Of all things In the world. And
Senator Woodin will make q strong light. Tie
Tinsley movement for Canal Commissioner was il
biz favor and he helped it 70 secure 10 himself the
euupoyt OF Wayne County. The fierce contest be-
tween Senator Wagner aud Asssrnb'ymsn West Is
the sole stock IN trade just now of tie political WIZ
Each has eight Delegates, and the seventeenth
from, Fulton and HsIcltcn who was here yesterday.
an visited by half Hundred anxOns patriots, who
all went AWAY Az WISE as they came. Each cands-
date IA supposed 10 have millions to draw upon, and
both AR West and Mr.. Wagner are united Ia The
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
Nener SDlfsbe9lIGum9s
Nlam.

Ius 8riGsl Der 6auptitabtg slsisnS
miro Nabfebenpes iber ptegtniabruns
tnternaticnaler S9iepsssridte mitse@
tbeilt:
Sn Der &eprdlentanten> 8ammer ba>
ben SbOnifen unO GOupreur einen Ans
tras auf Grri6tuns internutiOnaler
S9ieesseribte stnsebradt, wslder Bel
psr8 eratbuns rss8ueeets fir bic. uusS
mdrtteen Anselesenbetten rtseutirt wer-
ben 5pQ. Der Mntras wirr, wie dbns
ltGe Antrdse auf pplittiden, ipeialen
unp Grtepens> @cnerefen, cine Nn3abl
BON @dnlben gum Nuerrud brinsen,
rpsI9e bic Dtfsrensen 3wtlden ben NaS
ttonen, bteGarlerse fur 9riesssefansens
gerwuncete &c. sur 36luns reip. Gst>
eiabaruns etnem S@iepseertdte wpQen
lbertraee1 pifen. Die Sammer miro
pte1e Wdnl&e- Der IntraB ii BON et>
,1em Nitsltepe Der ReGten uno BET
9infen unter3et1net-in Der Gorni, rie
fe ibr prdlentirt rerpen, wabrfHeinlib
annebmen ; inpefeu miro rtes bic &e>
'sterunssr ntdt TN rninrefen binrern,
BET ben bister ausseibtsn unc ssltenp
semadten @runcldBen AUDI fcrtas ju
p~erbleibeu.
SO liest auf Der 9ant, eae Der ans
tras bano9 ansetban III, fsbr ernfe
G%r5rterunsen berbetsufdbren. @er f4
einem fpl9en S&terssertGte unterwers
fen fou, bet Elm &edt, Die Ncralitdt
Ger &t&tsr uno bte Yrin3ipien, auf psl<
den -tbre Gnti6etruneen fuBen lcaeu,
10 prifen. Die Gro9en. pb 60 nod
Elm @5lferre4t dberbaupt 8ete. Oh Der
ben 8Ieinfaaten, ben Wincritdtsn, ben
SGwnden, 41ulpise 3eipset fetn se<
birenpes ReGt fInbe, ob bic ben inter-
nattsnalen 8enrdeeu Ssf&wprene Ersue
nod seIte: btele RON Der 0tfdt&te Der
Neu3ett srfe Der gersansenbrtt slei9
of rernetnten Grn9en rrsrpe1 bet ibrer
@rSrterun8 ncttwenpi8 ben 0ecanfe1
uobe leSen, BOZ NIT Saseu 6umanitdtss
Sneett feii fcssr. .,ntorernes" @6lfers
rsnt unb fein 8sIterssrtGt bersufelen
iet. Die Rammer miro iH frasen
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Mnipracbe bes bI. Saters an
Bic am 81. Oejember 1874
in,N attcam Deriainmtel=
ten @arbin6Ie.
ST.. PAUL, MINI.

@snn @fr feber, bab bic DranelaIe
Der Stride @ottes NIT iebenn Sage an
Bttterfett unb @ewt9t 3unebne1, p6s
rem @ir eber Dsrlu@t Gbrdnen su ser>
eieBen, als iber bic erpBe unterrrif<
llns Der @abrbett unb @ere@tiatett,
nber eos llnslid Der meniHliGen Sc
feaI@dft uno bic 8Itnobeit bet 1856
wiaieen @crte su Serlieten. Oil init
benz t%ruufbaften @eiite Der Greitett er>
flute @~OttlOfsteit berrlGt eng Yerbun>
ben NIT tbren @enrHen, rldmli@ rem
S&ismatitern, 6dretiterr unb uneldus
bisen, eeneu f@ pie Bpsbeit, bic Sc
malt unb bte Tdul9unser b~insueeleut
unb bur& 5cfnune Oner Gur1t rte
9emttber Der Weni&er an i9 III sie<
ben fudt, nm bie fatbolil9e 3elieion,
trenu es m6Blt4 rdre, 3u 3eriSren uub
tbrsn 3wed 3u erreiGen, ibr 9ei9 aufs
aurt&tsn, bas bstst bas Ret9 Der bet6<
nil&en Corruption pel&eni Der 6err,
Sefus Gbrifus, cas Msnl1enseIale&t
ertrthea unc es In baS 2t1t uno bas
&ei& @cttes serifst bat.
Sn Der 9bat f&uta6tet bic tattpli.
f@e Stride fsbr ur,ter rtelsr 8erl&w5<
ruus Der Geinbe @cttes, unb 60 IL
ntHt notbwenbt9, Gu@ bte traurieen
Terbdltnife. ... In Der GGmeis unb
ben Hdnhera bes u1tttlerei unb iibIt>
den amsrttas 3u erwdbnen. inbem
Gu4 eisle Dransiale pcbl betanut Gnp,
funb Sbr ebenfuus an nnisremG &uier,s
9beilasbmet. DaDir bsute iebud nod
BON Der Befdtisuns bee patriarden
Der SYrer IN Antip@ta fpre&en, 20 fSns
men @ir, ebrrarbise9 raber, ni&t uu,>
tiu, iene srauiante DerfcIsune, pel&s
bte tntbcItl&en Armenter I'm pttpnarf-
f&en &et&e srleipen, NIT tiefsr Graue,
30 betIaeen. bort utast f@ tit
Stautsaeralt an, ra@eena tsr leettime
patrtar@ Der Mrmenier, Der spr, @It.
cten IN un~trirrteer @eile pertrieber
ircrren ia, ieue unter ben @eiRli&eu
unc 9aten fur SatbUlifeu ~ basten, rtl
t& Sesel bic Autcrttdt aufaeleHnt ure.
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mdGen. Of bic @irpisteit ocer unwtrs
bisfeit eineS Ni@terS ni6t ntaesebenb
lsin fSnner. ben S&iebslpru6 Iansus
rsbnen pcer turid3upeiien. B'e,
rpenr Der Guds spm Ri6ter tber bic
6ibner eslsBt tp6re? WelGe Sancticn
lclen ferner bic f6tetsridterliHsn llr>
theiIe erbaltsn ? Gin nrlbe.l cbne Gree
cutiSe battle etrpa pen 8ettb elmer ilrfs
fil9en DcctcrSD i6ertut on oeer Der
Neiolatipn zines Nrtecens> GOnsre7es,
SIN ben BON GbpniGen uno Goupreur
Ger Gammer unterbreiteten NntraBe Der.
tefen f6 piele prpbIene lccialer uni
politilher Natur, bic ren brennenrs,
Wt9tietsit inp. Muf bieie Grosen
uno ibre 2Sluns turd Elm Sdisbsses
riGt baben bic Ratboliten uno fe ALIEN
cine rurdi4la9enpe &ntwprt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
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