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National Republican., 1875-06-09

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Tax for year ending
June 80, 1873. .k2I. isI
| Commencing on New
| Jersey avenue twenty
nine ieet siK inches
! from the northwest cor
ner OF said square and
running from thencr
south fifteen degrees,
/ east with said avenue
! tWenty-siX feet six in
chcs, thence north
| seyenty-fiVe degrees.
east thirty-Six feet.
thence north seventy
mine degrees, west nine
ty-SeVen feet six in
cheS, thence east nine
! ty-Seven feet to Sec
/ Ond street east, thence
north with said street 10
| X street south twenty
six feet, thence west
one hundred and fiFel
feet ten inches. thenceI
south siILy.nlne de
grees, west fifty feet,
thence west Thirty-fiVpI
feet, thence north
eleven degrees. west
seven feet nineI
inches, thence east ten
feet nine inches, thence
south twenty degrees
west three feet two IN
ches, thence south sew
eDty-iiye degrees, Wesi
three feet two inches,
thence north Iif;een de
gTces, west live ieetI
four inches, thence
south Seyenty.fiVe de
grees, west five feet
four inches, thence
south fifteen degrees.
east five feet four In
ches, thence south sew
enty-hve degrees. west
seven ieet siX inches tOI
the place Of beginning.
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desmond, TImOtny..
DuIannr Tbn,ra=

Dulancy. Thomas. ....
Having u front Of four
teen feet by the depth
Of the lot aud next ad
joining the west TWEEN
feet front thereof.
Donaldson, Thomas G. .
Tax for year lS55. rs
sesSCd In name Of Anna
l.. KendTIck, trustee
for Mary A. kinSbury
EII.3I
Dayton. Thomas d. G..
Tax for year ending
June so 1873 ......$3. ~
DltIp-...-..-..... ...-...
Tax for wear ending
June 81, lS53. 81. 80
Duffy, Terrence A......
Tax for year 1885, as
ScsSed in name Of Jas.
BOttOmly.........$I-OO 90
DotSon, Vernon and
Soda.
Beginning eighteen feet
from the east line Of
said lot and running
west sixteen feel.
thence north one hun
dred ami twenty riye
feet, thence east six
teen feet, and thence
south to the place of
beginning.
:
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Tax for year lSes, $24 50
Being the north thirty
four feet ten and one
half inches front of
said lot BY its depth.
Bowling, Jobn........,.
Dripps, James. ....v...
Tax for year ending
June 90, ls79, assessed
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1 IA loT 1913, IN name Of
Jacob B. Belllnger.
Beginning on Z street
north one hundred and
MY feet from the
northwest corner OF
said lot and square,
eQd running east thir-
ty-two feet eleven In
ches, thence south par.
allel with the east line
TO the southern or rear
line 1Orty-three feet
six inches, thence with
said line southwest.
Wardly to the south.
west corner Ofsaid part
offour, "a, } thence with
the west line Of said
part nOrthWestEardIy
forty-three feet six In
ches TO thepIace Of be-
ginning.
DunmOre, Solomon
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Beginning on Boundary
street equidiStant be
tween Seventh and
Eighth streets west,
being 4 distance Of one
hundred and thirteen
feet eleven inches from
each of said streets and
running from thence
south twenty-five feet,
thence west twenty
five feet, thence north
thirty-siN feet to
Boundary street. and
thence sOutheastward-
ly along said street to
the place OF beginning.
DOnnellv, John .......
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r. ao
81 s-.- -s..
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} 22 and Daley, John.............
imp. Tax ior year ending
Third and fourth in
stallments Of tax for
curbinR and paving
fOotWRy, on interest
from August o, 1870,
go. .60I
Fourth installment of
tax for paving alley,
on interest from Octo-
Der 19, 1869. .Sl3. .69l
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.E '-e IL
-.. ..4
#" a..a rs
Er. q
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..,..'..l........
$40

49,. b..
41s.. sub II.
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To whom assessed.
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DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WASHINGTON D. c. 1875.

4
To whom assessed.
- 90 -.
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4 TX lOE ldNlllk CdE-l
Tlageway, on INTEREST,"
from December Ill
1851. 51......--.....t77.lO
Beginning on AIassa-
chusetts avenue tWen-
ty-three feet west froml
the southeast cOrnerl
ofsaid lOt,Rnd runningl
thence nOrtherly at
right angles to said
avenue to strike a line
drawn due west FROM
the southwest eorneri
Of lot eight, then With
that line due west un-
I'll 1t arrives at Q point
whence a line draWnl
parallel TO the linel
hrst mentioned strikes
Massachusetts, avenue
at q point thirty feet
northWesterly from thel
beginning, then with
said line 10 Massachu-
sets avenue, and them
with said avenue TO be-
ginning. ......-..
Dixon, Jacob. ...,....E
Tax for eurbing and
paving f0otTay, on in
terest from July Is,
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Tax for year ending
June 81, 1873. 81
Tax for year 1870. 53.25
Being the east thirty
feet front Of said lot by
its depth.
barley, Samuel G. ......
National Republican., 1875-06-09
DeTauVhn Samuel

Tax for year ending
June 80, 1873. 80
De Vaughn, Samuel.
Being the east twenty
one feet one inch front
OF said lot by its depth.
Being the west hrty
eight feet nine and one
half inches front ofsaid
lot by its depth.
National Republican., 1875-06-09
Beginning at the south

Beginning at the SOUTH
west corner of said lot
and running from
thence north one hun
dred feet, thence east
thirty feet, thence
south twenty-five feet,
thence east eig b I
feet, thence south sew
enty-fiVe fe ct to X
street north and
thence with said street
thirty-eig ht feet to the
place Of beginning.
DWyer, John.
Beginning on X street
north eighteen feet
from tn Q northeast
corner Of said lot, and
running west eighteen
feet, thence south
eighty-three fe G I,
thence east eighteen
feet, thence north
Gig hty-three feettOthe
place Of beginning.
Doughty, James +. .....
Tax for the year ending
June 30, 1873. assessed
In name OF William s.
Morse.
Beginning on N street
north eighteen feet
from the northwest cor.
ner Of said square and
running east with said
street eig ghteen feet,
thence south eighty
feet, thence west eigh-
NnaV, fat NhAHAn -1,-rA
National Republican., 1875-06-09
...::.I lOl.4b.

....... ........ 6.95
........I........ AS
-
5l.eO TAO ls2.2s
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CPRNa NETTING. FLEETWOOD PARK. MAY is

EGpF MkS sharp PaRs each
) Ben Bruce Joseph serreit D. m. Lucca; 4 b. John.
sc Blk John Essi g 5eSa
rcS George e nj carter sssr s. rod BIZ
Pat hoeann; G Ii; McDonald s. m rrivStser M
S@f hoDcT hoon Il h SEiS he
m; Rosie Maid; Charles 5. Green, br. m, Tornado; j.
No. Purse $4,000; s6 class John trout NJ soa-
dnSTe Relic 1 Soa oy MHpS aa
Maze o bo snncaS j. ggos biz n Nay Bird
e q Royal George Charles 5. Green, b. g. Major Root :;
JON sEcoS s6kfrA fS3 Nay ru q oo
1 S Trout sh b. g. bsyf u WwTght No
Roden br. &. James Il, Coleman; Isaac Bernstein r. a.
SeoSo Prince aS Moses wGppe m
Lady White DANIEL Mace sis 3 Arthur Thomas
Sis sRs pr = '0s oia'A : A'nell ? 8 george H.
Sds 1Ssss G " sem. Phi 3 Sm
Fred. tyler; Peter Nance canteTreo and Gideon Alex
Godng Harry SPS9seEF And Ned FORESTS Daniel Mace
THIRD DAY. No. s-farsc $3.50; asa class-John
Trout : m Lady whitman; .. :. wrght Blk; &
Thoms r & Fred Tyler, NJ Rodrn T. Dan Bryant Cfor.
%ooSrss deee m faa
line }, Anderson, N; Rosa soabsfsi Hiram love
f,lnse b Zephyr: j. Soa,s@iih ) Enc Dean
!.on m susie II Kelly g. eo tanner Bo9 ba Hfs
Ray; Norihorp 4 Martin b 8. Nysiic; W 6 frimbe' $
FoSRrA bAYSo 7Pass m 9sse
Dougrey, g m sleepy Mary; a Vanderbilt, B. m Katie
Hughes J. r. Gilbert blk Little D0rrt: Ajax
son b. g. William Walsh Robert Thornton, b. vesta
T, II. shepherd, b. m Rosie Robert Dempter. chi q.
Simon; John Baker, b. m. Geneva; J, Goldsmith q.
e. Rescue,
No. 9-Purse 5000; $40 class,-Benj Mace T. HOPE.
full; NJ Roden, b. 4. Henry; John SplAn b. <. Kansas
Chief Daniel Mace b. K. sensation.
Stewards OF the meettng-Mr. Sheppard y. Knapn,
Joseph Elliott ; A. Mills l. Barker, Edward Rear
ney John H. Harbeck Jr., Samuel Truesdell H. Ferri-
gan, James Wallace and Arthur offender
No gentleman allowed In the ladies' section Of the
unless in with "A ma
bors must wear their badges.
Special train leaves Grand Central Depot at O'Clock
also train at III ~ A. N. aud 80 r. NJ.
ADMISSION 81.
JOHNSON BROS. Proprictors
DARIUS TALLsAr, superintendent
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A RUH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIoNEER.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER.
cARD-RErRosPEcrryE
vRSI vIDf Wei.
MANY years ago It occurred 10 Mr. JOHNSTON
s ss ws eo M F SS be dome Why
Goods and other Mefehandss are soid lie was toId
: such business that lt was useless 70 zy 10 gain
g with q ffm determination, however. to deserve
2 JOHNSTON commenced, and his Unprecedented sue,
Inc second year found the bushes IN the fa tide
% PPsan oa ans q fr2E5s g;saay ser
Sns Of the sp.V Tss w Ss %spRS has
R@o ssa aySE n esq Mr. % having
the - ~ Is ann q r. s
near University place the most central location in
i" aeartiy Mr. JOHNSTON thanks the Public and he
paironage heretofore . liOes ally bestowed.
ucrIoS SALE OF PRIVATE STABLES,
n Nv IL n. HERTS a SONS, AuctlOueers
IL Park place and "a Murray street
NroRrANTT, hyp AITgsAGggIys SALE, or
IHE ESliRB ESTABLISHMENT OF -
Aucrroy rH P5sfrS sEIRSEFN rEFssStr RESERVE
on TUESDAY, NAY ! At as, O'CLOCK,
so ia VEST ST. F ITT 81 r6 STREE Eo,,
HORSES
old sound Nina and free from tricks can be driven By
4 lady; hsndsomest carriage team in New YORK
Bay team Carriage Horses. iSs hands high, J and 8
years old
Dark bay Road Horse, years old. sound and kind
aud frot inside three minutes.
pay TroltIng Horse, ISL hands HIGH years old, name
orion, dam Revenue d x Rsijolh
One elegant satin lined Landsuet, ade TO order in
January last, b. Bradley, Pray 4 Co; cost $500
one four wheeled double Dog Cart nearly new, made
20 order BY We'd Bros
One four wb .eled double Dog Cart shafts and Pole.
one very handsom Park Phaeton nearly new, made
ID order BY Wood Bros
one very handsome large Family Sleigh, made by
Could Of Albany.
One Coupe made By Adams 4 Gone. In good order.
HARNESS.
Two sets hne English gold mounted double Harness.
One set nne English goi mounted single Harness
Sleigh BELLS Whips dress and stable Blankets, &c,
all imported or made BY stlngs
Also A complete C0acbmans OUTFIT together with al
other appurenances OF frst class private stable all
which be seen any time before toe sale at the
stables, as above.
A FOR SALE, AN ENGLISH THOROUGHBRED
a. saddle and road Ware, years old l5h to l55z
hanas dark brown sound ami kind perfect mouel Of
beauty and symmetry; most gamy aud styllSh driver
requires no whip most rapid walker and tros from
10 ~ minutes In England $500 In gold as the owner
teayes the city s0on will sell At sacrce Can be seen
sr taI5 At stable No East Nsntl eishth street
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TEMPORARY OFFICE OF INDUSTRIAL ExHIBE.
Il ton Company, 81 University place New York
sealed proposals viii be received az this ONCE for ek
cavating 10000 cubic yards Of stone and removing
Ths company to retain me grouna All rock suitable
70 be nsed In foundations -
Proposals will be opened on the 9TH day OF June. SQn
tractor must be prepared 20 commence work ~ ten days
The amount Of security win sc nxcd nv toe compeny
after bids opened
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Pearl street.
IRISH AND SCOTCH ToURs.-PAssENGERs WHO
| contemplate landing in Ireland and who wish 70
avail themselves Of the advantages offered by COOKS
TOURIST TICKETS must purchase them previous %
don. COOKS EXCURsIoNIsT, price 10 cents contains
Enronaan tours COOK, SON JENKINS,
-NOp 26l broadway, New York
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MONTHLY LoTTERY.-s5O0OO FOR 81. SIX TICKETS
M for S. For full particulars address J. NJ PATrEE
Laramie City Wyoming; or, ALLEN CO.. 70 Nassau
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

ENOk sALE-A VERY HANDSOME LANDAU MADE
~ BY Million Quiet Paris almost new; TO be sold on
account OF owner going To Europe Can be at HG
West Thirty ninth street For particulars apply at the
Abemarle Hotel apartment s.
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EXTRA FULL BLOODED STOCK.-I HAVE ON MY
IL farm, the city, Alderney first premium Bull;
young docile and very handsome; also three choice
family Cows equally hooded and handsome and with
ont fault good mixers wld make from 70 to 70 lbs. but
ter per week each; Tor sale less than their value such
stock is rarely on sale. Address 9. B. GUkLEY, 3H
Broadway N, Y.
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OFFIoE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE, .os Null

OFFIoE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE. 200 Null
berry street !, 49, - 49,
days excepted during the month May the purpose
receiving applications for licenses for tho ensuing
year TO sell strong and sprituous liquors wines ale and
York at the following rates OF license fees which have
been established In conformity with chapter oas Of the
Glass For nrst class hotels restaurants, saloons
a~For second class hotels restaurants saloons
Glass s-For ali other places where strong and spirit
uous liquors are sold and drunk upon the premises the
Glass A-For storekeepers druggists and all places
where and spirtuous liquors sold In quantities
less than five gallons ~ time, and not drunk upon the
Class 1-Fora all places where ale and beer only are
sold and no strong or sprituous wines or liquors the
Class 6-For all places where ale and beer only are
sold be drunk upon the premises the sum OF $50
Glass 7For all places where VINE, ale and beer only,
and no Intoxicating liquors are sold, 10 Dc drunk upon
The amount OF the license fee IN each must
Parties receiving license will be furnished with
copy OF the law regulating the sale Of intoxicating
liquors and striot compliance herewith win 10 re-
Attention Is directed to the provisions OF the law rela-
tive TO closing on the Sabbath, and from 70 A. A. other
No license will be granted to known proprietors or
places for houses of prostitution, gambling or any
immoral or unlawful purpose.
complaints for violations Of Excise laws open in this
office, -, :. -, - . -
account Of this Board excel its once and during Of
once hours from A NJ. to4PM
JAMES L. STEWART
ID. D. T. MARSHALL,
WM. II. STINRR
Commissioners OF Excise.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
CTUTrERING,-U.. sTAMMERINq INSTITUTE
no pay ar MH Cs
$500 600 kESrgcEY STATE sISs q SUS
building, cortlandt street New YORK.
S3OO 600 KENTUCKY STATE 10 LOTTERY.
FOR information ana acEe f. a sRESNAN. Broker.
90 chatham street. private entrance from chambers St
&dSO OOO ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
roasS Addres, FnG sRo No. Murray
street. three doors Broadway Post office box 1895
sPoRTING-DoCs. BIRDS, sc.
A FOR sALE--ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
a Birds &G h sd 9T AZ Ia
street, near Canal.
A SUPERIOR MUZZLE LOADER. COST 500 GOLD.
~ in case, complete also 10 bore top lever Brcech-
price $OO also top action Breech Loader pounds for
500 IL. q sQUIgEs No. cortandt street
FEW CHOICE DOGS FOR SALE cHEAP-oNE
spilz logs trained; one large watch Doy, well trained
one splendid King Charles spaniel emo imported fyer
Eve months old weighs css than two pounds; one Of the
two years old; be seen al my place Filth ay'
enue and Eshtyeighth street. opposite Central rark
TrNGLIsH SPORTING GCNPowpER. cgRTrss AND
aa qSs 'aHf FSy td e' asSys
agent for the United atates.
TOR sALE-A NEWFOUNDLAND WATER DOG
II months old Inquire 1t No IS Broadway up
''all3 -------------
EoR sALg-TdREE SKYE TERRIER PUPS, IN
= ported Eetr ! black AM tan Terrier POINTER
IL. f HALE, Ns Fulton street.
IroR sALE-Two RED IRISH SETTLERS SLUT AND
d9 wo sS 9e9. pdbs 0ao Srse nE
I'm as gme i"rso % ana hacy and
tan Fups NeWioqnalandn uis pure ~ betnara Fups
DAIR OiAL2 AND (FEMALE) OF SMALL WHITE
very rare and beautifu The most fashionable freed IN
BhkksR soN's CORNER 81 BToadwsy ana
street on Wednesday, May 10 at II O'Clock Can be seen
on uesdaY
cFLENDID NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. ONE YEAR
> old Tor sale cheap. Apply to J. WEBBER l5o Henry
street Brooklyn.
ITO spoRTsMEN.-FoR SALE THE COMPLETE OUT.
doqes ,SsrgeIsd sssa srssoa oaan4, Gun, London
Coat splendid pair OF Boots and several other things all
made in London, will exchange them for sab9at
BERi'S corner Of BlseokOr and Mercer streets.
THE TURF.
A UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD At sHAN's
n Pool Room, northwest OF Broome street and
Bowery on Monday and every day during me week on
the Louisville (ky.l races GEORGE SHAN.
II FRENCH AND AUCTION POOLS SOLD THIS
the meeting at Johnsons Pool Rooms corner Of Broad
at Louisville Ky. three each day; pa ucular
attention paid 10 MI orders by mail messenger full
returns each day by Western Union telegraph Office At
Pools close at il5 r. NJ. ". II. r. r. JOHNSON.
| DooL sELLING.-THE RIGHT TO SELL POOLS
upon the grounds OF the Goshen Park Associat ton
upon the races during the meeting May 25 rs ana n
win be sold to the highest bidder Bids to be sent in
writing to the President at Goshen, on or before goth
inst
DEMEMBRR THE ENTRIES FOR SPRING MEETING
III Goshen, Kingston and Patterson Associations
close on Monday evening, May H. O'Clock, at JOHN
SONS Pool Room. fwenty-eighth street ana
Broadway. and also at the different parks
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TToTRIs FURNISHED; ESTIMATES GIVEN; RE
III ducton on last years prices Send for illustrated
catalogue. sCIOTA COMPANY 5I9
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A FOR SALE. AN ENGLISH THOROUGHBRED
a. saddle and road Mare, I years Old lsh to i5.:
beauty and symmetry most gamy aud styllsh driver
requires whip most rapid walker, and tros from
teayes the city soon will sell At sacrce Can be seen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-21
SO. &apiteI.
9eS sscrf DC. G0Gnt9e.

WG6reno Sptiette bon 6auie auf i6rer
traurIgeM Senoung III petrel O0ule abb
ipelenD ipar, mar iDte 6tln0:H III Ulatr
Nbtei leDr geIhdftig. Nu Der 5urild9es
brduate Neio uno 0dB OerS. Otalrerne5,
Die 10 pl0Bli0 Ston 5~urNuSbeute 9etlnz
ben bottelt, fanoen iii G9aten oes lbtpdrs
1eitel lttoanfes uuo BerratbeSNusorud.
Qln Dem Wior9en ieneS Cages, dt tDsls
dem Soiisttc AL einsr 1pdteren Stnhoe
nad GauIc 3urlidte1rte, trat WfrS. Wt1ls
Dgrne in oaS SruDtiidssimmer etn uno
leBtt li1 SIT benz eillaMell WtGble. SDre
Stirne mar gefurdt, t9re lt9tblauen
ltueen batter erlen un3ufrieoenen Nuss
brud. Sisber bate tbr0aB ge9enSoliette
fcinen Nusorud g%efunoen. Ste bate
ni0ts 9teueS 9e9en Die perrin oer Nbtet
entDeden f0nnen. Gtnz Ooer 5ipetnaI
bate lie es perlu0t, i'll WttB Stairs9ris
DatgemG1er eln3uorin9el tDGbreno tbrer
NbDelenDeit, aDer Wtts. Bittle belt tie
felt perlperrt uno i6ien forttpd9relto III
oenielben belbGftigt 81 let1. Die unSus
frieoeubeit bet Wlttiue Duroe nod bulls
Dertfa6 our0 Die S1atlu9e Dermebrt,
ba3 sir Wtart Srebaltl, Der iett ieiner
Niidfebr beiiabc t69li0er 8alt III Der
Nbtet gcpelen mar, lett DtiB Stntr ab9e@
reiIt ipar, ni0t wieoer gu Selu6 setonsz
men mar.
SD babe mir fdon ein9ebiloat, i'd lei
ber Wtagllet, Der iDn btebcrSieDt,' oatDte
bic QSiitlDe drgerli1 unb unaufrteoen.
.Qlber eS lit flar, oaB CT AUDI elmer BON
I6ren Qnbetern lit. sic bat UaipueD 5u
ihreu Nlben, 0tollttur e6enfaIS, 0el1eI
bin t1 trob leiner 8erlobung NIT WtiB
GD(e fat it0er ul1o Jest lit SirJ)tarf audi
in fe perliebt. st fanute lie 10on, ais
ct auf Geilen tpar, unO liebte lte bereits
ais bic orrlte Iodter De5 nnbefanllten
SuliuuS Stair. gtaturlth betet er lc lest,
100 ite cine rei0e Grbtn III, at. Nber. I1
feul1e Sir Wtarf Srebaitl iebr mobl. Gr
lit itoLs ipie yu3ifer. eirerln6tlg ipte Elm
Iirfe uno unperioDnlt6, lpeIl1 er IT'D
betsioiet ooer DerleBt 9laubt. SD CLAUDE
Wtib Stair liebt i'm. 0ber oa t1 ibn nit
ieineu @igent6inll6fettsn 10 9eRat1 ferz
ne, uuo peiB, 1pie id(e1t tie TT, fanll t1
Die Beioen auf INNER aus ctndnoer brin<
gen; ib fam ietue Glebe fur tic aerltorel
nllO i9u fir mid getDltnelt.
Wus. Wtaluerlle preBte ibre 2ippen in
borteul. bitterem NuSDruG auf chamber.
Sic tGuoelte uur nit zen Speiien lnlD
itorrte in @eoarfen ~Oerlunttn our1 ein
Senlter biuaus, bis Der 5ausbotmeifter
nit benz BoItbeutel e%iutrat, tpas iie aufs
riittelte. ST entbielt ipie gepObnll1 3ets
tunqen llno meDrere StIete.
IS tporeu BRET Srtefe fir W1rs. Wals
Derue oarunter, elmer BON WtiB Statr,
mel0e in fur3en 8orten nleloete, Oab
WiiB2Dle's 9ei0nam ni6t sefunOen NOR
ben mar, OaB maj, tpeiteres Sndsn ais
fru6tlos aufge9eben babe, nno baB UttB
Stair amNOt3eDnten nm ledsu1r2lbe1os
in Blair Nbtel eintreffen iueroe uno err
lu6e, t1r ben @a8en mad 2angport6 5u
l6lden.
Scr NdtseDnte! !" rief Mirs. WaaIOernc
aus; has lit ia Deuts. sic miro bsute
Abeno bier %lett."
sic iiOernuttcIte 0RiB Stair's @uni6
DEM 6aueDOfmeilter unO nabH eilen al1'
bern Brici sur t9ailo.
81 trug Den BoitltempeI n2trptsnon,
Sranfret0."
IS l9isn, aIs ob aues 8lutOars. 0aoIs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-21
80. Gapitel.
@iefo eS fet 81.

Nbrtan Jtoiittur mar naN GbarIotte
2DIe'5 Qlbreile nod Betrel 6ouIc nod
cine WoAe in 8lair Nbtet gebIteber uno
b9nu na0 2onDon 9%e9angen. OaS Sc:
le9ramm, lDel6eS Die Sunoe bon WttB
&Dle's 8eri0minoen bra6te, iDutoe i6nl
bon Soliette na6 2onoou na6gel6idt.
Cine Stulroe, na6bem er es erb0lten
bate, mar er auf DEM We9e mad Yetrel
0oule. Sci ieiner Qlnfunft 0aielblt fano
Ell bereits WfiB Stair, Scr. We1tou nlo
Wr. TalpueD pDrt, Der at9 bon 9onoon
Derbeigerufen iDproen mar uno Die Iebz
Dafteite 2ln0it iiber baS S0iGial ieiler
Derl0iDumoeuen iungen &on1tne DerrtetD.
9feueroin9s ipurbe auf 6as iOr9fdlti9ite
uno eingeDenoite na6 @barlotte SDle gez
iu6t, aber ME 3npor, per9ebli3. 9as
WtQO1en mar IpurloS Deri6munoen.
Die fleil1e 0eieui6aft blteD bret Gage
in BetreI 0Oule unO bot cine glGr5erlDe
geloGnung fir oa5 Aufftnoen Der &ei1e
oes ungliidlideu Wdo6cnS. OieTii0er,
meI1e DieGulte entlan9 po1nten, iuhteH
mett unO brett; aber Die See oeribmteg
erbarmungslos t6r @e0etmntB uno enc:
LID fe6rte Soliette, tpel6er etne ldn9ere
Srennung pom iDrem &tnDe unertra9Il9
mar, nab Blatr Abtei Suriid.
Otr. 8eiton besleitete tie.
SatpneD reiste IN oenllelben Su0e; er
begab itb tpieoer na6 Malo9raue Cattle
gu Sir Wtart Erebaitl.
0tOiittur blieb nod cine Wo6e tn Pez
trel 9ouie; aber ais mad Nblauf oerlels
ben nod INNER feline Spur BON Sbar@
lotte gu finOem tpar, reiste er AUDI na9
SIair Qbtct.
ST bate @6arlotte 2ple bon gattaem
9er5er. 9eltebt. nit Der gan3eu &raft lelz
ner tIeten terni8en @iatur. ST Dar tiI
WtaHll, Der nur eilmal Iieben fonnte,
aber oans fiir's ganse 2eben; aber ct
iOar tstner pom oellen, Die iDre @efibte
iDrem Summer Staat MAIDEN, l1b nur
Soliette auein tpuBte, tpte t~roltloS iein
Eeben geporOen mar : tuie ploslid nues
&Jbt unO ale Treuoe in Demlelbeu aus
9eI0i9t~poroen lparsn BON benz Nieere,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-21
ah min nnd,en IA tnin mnrten ~

sd pia maiden - i'd MID tudrten!"
ibrie CT. Better, tie iudre ME geboren,
ais baB eteie 8ei6thte iib benabrbeitet.
Cine Trau, bon bet iolbe Wej1idten ers
sdbIt tperben, lit bereits perloren! unb
ih, OF 6immel!"
St rib it6 BON Der Sonb los, Die t0n
feit6alteu ipoute uno itIrmte blr9 ben
Ylrf.
Dtrs. Matpsrne i0aate ibm nit be-
frieoigttm 9dbeln nu1.
vGr gIaubt e5, troBoem er es I~snsnst.
uuo er |iebt tpie elm O6inon aus. Gr 1T
ipa6niinnis eenue, Soliettc 3u tootea.
Gr miro ltn Dot ibrer 0lftebr abtIbIen
CT miro MAIDEN uno tparten - ct ipir6
Wee99D Oum nit benz &iube in bent NIbs
tsi8an9e eripdben, unO ct ipiro UtiB
Stair barm Dolenos 1alien uno bgrabs
l6enen. Seine ltebe fit iie jttr6t bart,
aber lie miro iterben. llnb i'd iperbe iDn
oa3u brin9eH. mid aus 9labe se8en ite
81 Deiratben. 5a, pa! uno ia tnnn bas
@sfibi ni1t losbrin9en, bas cine Eatas
itropbe brObt."