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ANOTHER CASE,
Civil Rights in GeorRetovu.

In the Police Court yesterday VIM. ROtterburE
was charged with assault and battery on Thomas
Luckett, q mulattO man. 1t appeared in evil
denee that Rotterburg keeps 9 restaurant in
Georgetown. Last evening as he, with some cur.
TONERS were sitting in the back room Of the shop,
Luckett came in and planted himself in front OF
the proprietor in an offensive manner, and Whel
asked to step aside he placed himself upon MS
dignity and refused to move. ROtterburg put him
out, as witnesses testified, without personal VIU-
lence. In the tuEsle, however, Luckett had bis
mouth hurt, for which he charges assault and
battery. Amer q careful hearing Of the case on
both Eides, the Court ruled that the defendant
had right TO eject offensive customers from his
place, and ordered the case dlsmE sed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
Assault and RObbing Of Woman in her Own
House,

In the Police Court yesterday q eolored rough,
named Ned Jennifer, was charged with assault
ing and robbing Mrs. Grinder. The lady testi-
fed that as she was descending the stairs into her
kitchen, with an infant in her arms, she was met
by Jennifer, whom she had never seen before, and
who had entered the house unknown to her. He
struck her q savage blow which Frustrated her
and rendered her senseless. When she recovered
he had gone. He tore away the pocket Of her
dress and with IL her pocket-boOk, containing
t23.75 In money. The dress pocket was found by
her sister outside the door where he LEFT It but
the pocketb book and contents have not been found
She knew Of no cause for the assault but intent
to rob. Jennifer was held for the action OF the
grand jury. He also took away aWRsh-tub, which
was recovered, and he was fined ten dollars there
for,
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SCHOOL CONCERT.
Aid for the Janitor Of seatOn Building.

Aid for the Jsnitor Of Seaton Building.
The act Of Congress reducing the pay of Dis
trict employees has no harder application than to
the janitOrs Of the public schools who ind It very
dlficult to live on their meagre pay. The pupils
Of the Second district with praiseWorthy slacrity
have come to the assistance of Mr.. Locke the
Janitor Of the SeatOn building, and tomorrow
evening at 7:SS will give entertainment for his
beneft in the hall OF that building. The price of
admission will be thirty-fVe cents, and we need
not urge the many friends Of the beneficiary and
OF the performers to attend. Besides many pieces
not before presented, will be performed the "An-
vii and Echo ChOruses," and the dialogues, "The
Visions Of Freedom" and 1.-THE champion Of her
Sex" which received 80 much applause at the
recent exhibitions
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pupil Of the gentleman referred to writes as
follows: professor Etienne Lsmbert's method Of
teaching the French language is no doubt excel
lent, but HIS method Of treating his pupils is not
50 very agreeable. Having formed classes and
given q few lessons, he seems to have taken
Trench leave More than two weeks since he
informed rs that be was 70 give some lectures in
Philadelphia, and might not return in time for
our next lesson. We have seen nothing Of him
SINCE though we resort regularly to the hall
and spend our time waiting in vain. Having
paid 10 advance for the term OF twenty lessons,
we feel defrauded Of both our time and money"
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e1OII outrage at the cOrCOrau esllsry Of AIT

It's almost incredible that the privilege OF free
admission TO the Corcoran Gallery OF Art three
days in the week should be abused by any person
however debased, as II has been done on two
recent occasions, by dsfacing in the groEseSt way
one Of the purest statues IN the Hall Of Sculpture
This 10 IN outrage, not only upon Mr.. CorcorAn
and the institution, but upon all respectable Wis.
itorg. II is impossible for enc or several keepers
nrt ut the same time, and therefore IL 10 the In.
tsfest and duty OF every visitor 10 report such
OnOrmitieE. In the meantime, u the perpetrator
Of this second outrage DO caught he will Be dealt
with IN way eommonsuraLO with the onormity
Of his offence,
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A hnddhn hnnall.

Those DESTROYS OF seeing picture Of wonderful
effects, me conception and true artistic nnIh,
should call Of once at MaFkFitsr'I, and inspect
the Sudden SquAll on tho coast Of Maine,h an
inimltable pastel painting BY Beaverton. a
most charming landscape, "gpFing afternoon
among the HlRhlAnds,n BY the same author.
These are among the best works Of this kind
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Auction Sales To-day.

By VIM. L. Wall l. Co.i
At 10 O'Clock, q large assortment OF furniture,
new and second hand.
BY United states Marshal;
At II o'clock, lot OF goods and ohattels, being
the property OF Adrian Spear.
BY DuncansOn Bros;
At II O'Clock, small stock Of groceries, four bags
roasted coffee, bottled liuuof6
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were granted
yesterday: Thornton Slaughter and Fannie New
man, Basil Sparrow and Georgiana Cant, Charles
jacket and Pauline ZaeiQuenine.
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II, Z, oMey A %,

This young arm, which sprung 80 rapidly into
popular favor ~ sound anRneisrS and upright
business men, are still winning the confidence OF
al BY their attention 10 the interests entrusted 10
them. In addition 10 being 0 bank or deposit
and exchange, they deal IN all the bsIL.kuoWn
securities, and make . speciality Of our District
bonds and other paper,
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RAal Eatata 9alaa.

J. T. Wormley, real estate broker and aue.
tionser, sold yesterday ct auction for Geo. W.
Stckney, trustee, part Of lot 2 IN square 800, to
Trust Company, at l,025,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

Last night, about 7:I5 o'clock, the house Of VIM.
Lindell, about half mile from Tennallytown,
was entirely destroyed by FIRE. The fire origi-
mated by the explosion Of q coal oil lamp in the
hands Of Mrs. Lindell. The loss to the house
was about $500 No insurance,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

From the annual report Of the Agricultural
Department for 1871 take the following instruc-
tive statement Of the grape business in Virginia:
]. s. Green, Of Rappahannock county, says
shat his vineyard, mostly CataWbas, yields 200
to 800 gallons Of wine per acre. worth " to ~ per
gallon"
H. NJ. ArmIstad. of Campbell county, reports
shat with three acres Of vineyard, OF 900 vines
he makes 500 gallons OF wine per acre, which sells
at $3.50 to Is per gallon. The vines are the Ives,
Concord, Iona, Alvey, Delaware, Hartford, Olin-
ton, Catuba and Rogers to IL and Q TO years
Miller and Wood, of Rappahannock county, re-
port that "their Concord grapes yielded 5000
pounds per acre, CatWbas 800, Clintons 1000,
Oelawares ]. 900, and the whole averaged cents
per pound; Oatawbas their best market grapes"
g.. H. Mittnaoht, Baltimore county, Nd, re-
ports that his yield IL 900 vines was enormous.
Some punches OF the Concord weighed one pound
and four ounces. He sold 2,5o0 pounds Of grapes
ct 10 cents per pound, and % ade 500 gallons Of
Clinton and Concord wine. He regards the Con-
cord as his best market grape; Clinton the best
Fer Virginia and Maryland the Fox family are
well suited, Of which the CEtaHbA IL fair repre-
sentative.
MINNESOTA CRATE.
Mr.. Tuttle. at the meeting Of the Minnesota
Horticultural Society, said that be twas satisfied
that fruit growing was more profitable than grain
growing, and that this was the case With grapes.
II had I'VE acres In grapes. Last year they did
well, and cost him but very little. There was q
vineyard In bis neiRhbOrhOod In great perfection
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
THE COURTS.
Equity Court-JudRs HYlis.

6quLs NOuEL-Suuko Wyne'
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Millard vS. MillRrd. Order directing trustee
to accept terms rendered by Pettiboue.
Manson vs.. Psulson. Order for sale, with
Pierce Bell as trustee.
Sullivan VS.. ChenoWith. The papers were
read in this case, and argument postponed until
Tompkins RuckIe vs.. BIumenbers. Order
discharging injunction BY consent to certain GER
Weaver vs.. Mortimer. Decision in favor OF
complainant.
Joyce vs.: Jones. Order to issue restraining
order. Adjourned.
Circuit COurt-Chisf Justice Cartier.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Grant VS.. Baltimore and Potomac RSiifoad
Company. This case, which has been on trial for
three days, again occupied the court all day, and
was not concluded. Adjourned.
Criminal court-Judge Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Of Henry Gushing, was acquitted.
Henry Jackson, assault with intent to kill Jas
h. Atkins, was found guilty, and sent to the penl
Samuel Jackson and Daniel Williams, for
larceny Of tobacco, sc, from E. T. Buckley were
year each. Adjourned.
Police Court-Judgs Smell.
In this court VIM. Scoheld, John Constantine,
Michael Craney, George James Barton Green,
Thomas Manning, Luke Murtaugh, Thomas Nc
Namee, Ihomas Rooney, James Fitzgerald and
George Reynolds, all charged with being loud
and boisterous; 1ned IS each. John Hurd, Ed
ward Fitzgerald, Michael Brick and John Smith:
% each for being disorderly. Laura Addison,
charged with assault and battery on Henry
Smallwood. This case was "lttle unpleasant
ness" about another "gaI," which resulted In
free fight. Court ordered the case dismissed.
Richard Lee plead guilty to the charge Of indie
cent exposure; $40. CHARLES Oden, for neglecting
TO have number on his wagon; IS. VIM. Rillyan,
fast driving; fined so. George Reynolds, charged
with refusing TO pay hack hire; continued.
TAKE CARE OF your HALUABLES.
Gall and examine the IRE and burglar.proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for SAFE
keeping Of securities, Jewels silver-ware or other
Valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
Gnnum, according TO size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

This evening at Lyeeum hall will be given o
musical and dramatic entertainment, rendered to
Miss Hattie ]. French by her friends. The pro-
Rramme has been fully arranged, and presents
the names Of several Of the rising young amateurs
Of this city. There will be dance after the en-
tertainment is concluded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

PROCEEDINGS IN THE SEVERAL COURTS.
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THE RAILROAD NUISANCE.
MISREPRESENTATION MEETING.

TIE BLOCKADE OF VIRGINIA AVENUE.
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OlTY ITEMS.

AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS, al have been
using the Peruvian Syrup. It gives me new
Vigor buoyancy Of spirits, elasticity Of MUSCLE"
Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Boston, will send, free,
pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing full account
ofthls remarkable medicine, 70 any one sending
them their address.
go TO $1,000
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent. .
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge Co,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and MY cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-qLovI OLAANm
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoHPsoN's PoMADE OPTIHn is equal 10 the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and hfty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best All sold BIZ druggists.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

PROPOSED CENTENNIAL JUBILEE.
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Frosted Limbs.

Ponds Extract invariably relieves the pain
and finally Cures.
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OLD, But GOOD,
NARROWING Down THE CONTEST.

Mr.. Gary and Mrs. Ford then were len TO con-
test the victory with Messrs Simonton and Bend.
i.i.Lenia-i" Il was that beat her, and l'6.s.m.O-
Rage" carried OF Mr.. Bend.
Mr.. Simonton spelled diptheria "d-Lp-t-h-e-
fessedly failed on "innuendo,"' from which he
omitted an n, leaving Mr.. Gary, lawyer Of 90
Wall street, sole survivor, and, therefore, winner
Of the prize offered, which consisted Of o set OF
Maoaulay's History Of England or OF Q Webster's
Unabridged, at the option Of the victor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

lPPuIKTMEHTsM THE METHODIST CHURCH.
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IORD'S OPERA HOUSE
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIaU1

w MONDAY, March Is every night and Wednes-
day and Saturday Matinee5. Engagement for one
week only Of VIII. P. Stanley. in the sensational
drama Of Under Cloud; or, Murder in the Snow.
engagement of the great oalladist and serto-cOmic
sir ger, Miss Nully Peries. Enlargement and first
appearance in Washington Of the beautiful queen
Of song. Miss Kitty Allyne. Engagement Of the
gre at Irish song and dance artists, Murphy and
Morton. Engagement for one week only Of the
celebrated Fay Sisters. Enlargement of the Ara
biAn giant, Col Goshen: also, Miss Minnie Goshen,
and our mammoth comPanyin q new variety enter
tainment, mhl5-6t
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No. 4,GI, Equity Docket.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE 10TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1875.
Rebecca Cromwell
fNO. A0IA, Equity Docket,
On motion OF the plaintiff, BY Mr.. A. X,
Browne, his solicitor Il Is ordered that the defend-
cause his appearance to be entered herein on or
before the FIRST rue-dAy Occurring forty days amer
this day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
By The Court: A; wYLIIE, Justice, &C.
True copy-Test: r. j. MEIGs, CLERK, ke,
mhl7.WtM
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THEATRE.

A VENUE THEATRE.
"a Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
GFO. W. BAUER Lessee and Manager.
JOHN WAGNER & SON........... Musical Directors.
Look! Look! Look! WILLIAM GAYLORD, in
his great COntortiOn acts and Man-MOnkey feats,
Immense success Of Johnny Harris and Charles T.
Ellis, in Ethiopian Characters. Continued sue
cess Of Miss Lou Sanford, and also Miss Lou Ed
wards in their Serio-COmic Songs.
In preparatton-THE GRAND DUCHESS.
Look ont for the sensation Of sensatiOns-TIE
FORTY THIEVES, mhl5
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HENRY. & SEARIE
ABCHITECT,
40 Z street, Opposite Post once Ne
DAFtmenfs
LEGAL.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SPECIAL TERM,
PROBATE JURISDICTION, MARCH 8, 1875.
In the matter Of the will OF CATHARINE 5.
BROOKS: Application for letters test2mentary on
the estate OF Catharine 8. Brooks, Of the city OF
Georgetown, District Of Columbia, has this day
been made by Mary H. Forrest and Mary Dec.
Williams. An persons interested are hereby ne
tiled to appear in this court on TUESDAY, the
10th day OF March next, At II O'Clock Q. m, to
show cause why letters testamentary on the estate
OF said deceased should not issue as prayed. Pro-
pfdsd COPY Of this order be published once week
for three weeks IN THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
resi-: A. WEBSTER,
mars-M3ts Register OF wins.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF Tue DI
u TRICT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
February, A. ID. 1875.
Carrie B. GassAWayl
vs.. iNO. 4lSi, Eq. Docket II.
William GassawAy.
On motion or the plaintiff, by Mr.. Edward G.
Ingersoll, her solicitor, IL Is ordered that the de-
fendant, William GassawGy, cause his appearance
to be entered herein or before the drst rule-daY
occurring forty days after this days otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with In case OF default.
By the Court; A. MYLIE, ustice, &C.
TTHIs IS TO GIVE NOTIUE-THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbla holding Special
II. m, let ers testamentarv the PERSONAL estate
Of MARY W. JAMESON. late OF Warrington city,
District Of Columbis, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
We rned to exhibit the ssme, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber. or before the 9th day
or March ne 1t. they may otherwise by law be
excluded from ali benefit Of the said estate.
1875. FRANCIS b, MOHUN,
mh9-Tu3Ws Executor.
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DENTISTS.
PROVISIONS.

-
CENTRE MARKET STALLS,
~ Nos.
NORTHERN LIBEkrY MARKET,
Stalls Nos. 2O6 and 2OS,
JOHN r. KELLEY,
Butcher and dealer In choice meats invites the at
tention Of the public to his choice stock OF meats
consisting of beef lamb, mutton and veal. He
offers nothing but the best In his line and guaran-
tees sAtlsfaction Marketing delivered to All Parts
Of the city free Of charge jA2S-tf
BENEFICIAL To. THE POOR.
n you wish to wesr Fine Clothing, such As the
rich wear, yoL can do 50 by purchasing from
HERN0Gy
eI7 ID Street Northwest.
There you can ind large stock OF Ladies', Gem
good as new, and some better than you can buy in
any store ready made, 1t avery low price. Rememl
Der the number 81 ID street northwest. decl7-f
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscribers have obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding Spe-
cial Term, letters testamentary en- the personal
estate Of RUDOLPH BUCHLY, late Of District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
hiblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, on or before the 18th day OF March
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
AL benefit OF the said estate.
Given under our hands this 18TH day OF March,
1873 EMMA J. BUCHLY,
HENRY D. TOWLES,
mhls-rh3w Executrix and Executor.
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Circuit Court-Chisf Justics Carttsr,

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Grant VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company. This case, which has been on trial for
three days, again occupied the court All day and
was not concluded. Adjourned.
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STEPS FOR ITS ABATEMENT TO Be TAKEN.
IMPORTANT OPINION OF A. G. RIDDLE.
The Rights of Citizens and Duties of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from the Dis
triet Commissioners - Their
Lack OF AuthOrity-Ex.
pressiOus from the
Injured People.

meeting Of the property holders on Maryland
and Virginia avenues was held last night at
Herfurth hall, on Four snd-a- half street, between
Virginia avenue and E street southwest, in refer
ence to the railroad nuisances on these avenues
committed by the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road Company. ]. l.. KidWell occupied the chair
and DR.. Bacon acted as secretary. The commit
tee appointed at the last meeting TO obtain an
opinion from Mr.. A. q. Riddle presented the fol-
lowing
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Appointments by the Maryland Conference.
Previous to the closing Of the Maryland annual
conference NJ. p. Church, Wednesday evening,
the following appointments were announced:
david Wilson u president
, 1875-06-07

e8rouerunb M dlSer Der
Stobt Sem Durf baben cine 8rauer= IL.
Malser=80rle 9egriinoet, beren 3tped
es lit, Die Wertreter Der perl1ieDencr
3lueise beg 8ier9ci6dftes in nnmittel=
bare Seriibrung gu brin9en unb ben Sc
l6dftsperfebr gu erlei6tern. Sie 9ta=
tlten beiagen i'm Weentli6en 6ol9en=
bes: Ser 3ned Der Corporation ioa
leir, oas @e,pcrbc gu f0roern, itutifil9e
uno onoere Na6ri@ten gu iammeln unb
5a perbreiten, Die piinttli6e Grfaluns
bon Gontraften 81 iibermaGen unb gu
erlcidtern uno Streitisfeiten unter Mit=
glieoern beiSulegen. 9as 8runofapi=
tai Der @eieul9aft 1T auf $4,000 nor
mirt uno lol bur6 Nussabe BON 1000
@ttien "a $50 aufsebradt merOeu. 0ie
Summe if bcreits sesei9net. 9ie Si=
reftoren IoQen Elm Gomite BON II Yrau=
ern ernennen, lpeldes ben Namen vgo=
mite fir &esuliruns Der 8ierpreiie fiji
rcn, Die prelle teltitelen uno balln cine
Ser ommlung Der 80rie bebufs Sanf-
tiop Der bon Tim oufseitellte" Norm be-
rufen loa. Sas 8Drlen=2ofal befin>
bet li9 in No. IS 8rpabmap uno itebt
Den Ntit9lieoern, beren 3obl s%esen,pdr=
tis nllr etlpa 80 betrast tdsliG ofen.
, 1875-06-07

@unberlides 5ii95eu9.
Inter Dem Namen Msbeit (pom srie@is
lhen WDrte nasbeitos," unpereinbar)
uerlteben mir be%tanntli9 ieioenslan5enoe,
wei6e, balbourdli4tise &rpltaae> Die
Der 9an9e nod nit chamber %perbunoen,
li9 lei6t ppn chamber trennen laIien II.
oeren Safer por Dem 2Dtbrobr 1ib sipar
leidt au @las l6mel5en ldBt, ieood Dem
9emDbnliden 6euer wioeritebt. Sn Der
soloenen 2aterne Der Statue Der @Dttin
Minerpa gu at9en mar eiu lpl9erD u4t.
Mfit GIa9s Ooer Sanf semii4t, ldbt li9
Die @talle su einem 9roben Saoen lpin-
men ooer meben. SOlder SI4er be-
biente ii9, ME Der altrOmil9e Naturfor<
I9er pllnus er5dblt, Die antife @elt 5u
Gei6engewdnbern, I'M beim 8erbrennen
bic Mi1e Der Sooten bon Der oes SolSes
at lonoern. IS NOR bies aber Elm gu.
rus, ben nur Der Hei6e Ii6 erlauben
ourfte, ben Die @emdnoer paren 10 foit
bar ols Yerlen. Sailer &arl V. mar
i'm 9elib zines Sil9seuses BON Msbeit,
bas er sur 9eluitisuns Ieiner @aite nad)
einsenommener Mabl5cit benz Seuer
iiberantmorten lisb. Muer S9mub wur-
fe bann per5ebrt, unO oas Sud- puroe
lpieber l90n peiB. 9aber nannte man
ben Stein aud Mmiant pom 9ri6iI9en
uamiantos," unbefledt.
, 1875-06-07

m=& q Ii erinnen. Cine
4naabl Der rei9iten unb faibinonableiten
Samen in Son Jran5isco rou6tO plum.
Sies mare an uno fir iid in oieiem2an-
De l6on ni6ts be1onoers Disadvantages
mebr; aber Die Dirt uno Meile, in ipel=
DEF iene n2abies" ibrer 2eioeni9aft fir
oas fur9tbare Gift fr0bnen, errst Gr-
%itaunen uno Nbl1eu. IS sibt in Der
9%enannten Staot weni9itens elm babies
Suseno gemeiner 9inelii6er SDblen, in
oenen Die 8eIuder BON oengi9entbImern
Yfeifen nit Opium erbalten unb ibnen
sinen Ylab sum &auGen ansemielen
miro. Sn oiele ShmublO9er trie9en
piele l6One, elegant seileloete uno i6tuet
nit Sutpeleu bebdn9te 9amen sebeim
oft ipdt in Der Naft, io9ar mad Wit=
terna9t birein uno frObnen Dem uerbee,
renoen @enuB oes Opiums. Sielelben
uOamen" befinoen it'd am naditen Sage
pieaeidt in Den 5emperen5 : Weetinss>
in wel6en sesen ben uhi1uloisen Sc
nuB zines @lales 8ier 9etobt miro.