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BALTIMORE. Dec s.-Ns. siNe-. deferred, Sc Va.
tuDSols. ~. DIDO. sscpBd series 34t. North Carolius
siNcs, old. u Sugar, quiet. ll7s.
BALTIMORE =, So often steady and hrn--mid
ding llss al2. hour n1n. demand good, AMI ten
dency upvard-tlt y Mills, family. SIS. Wheat i1n
and quiet, offerings lglu-No. ? western red. 90;
No 5, do Isl P.nnsl wanna red Gal IS, Maryland
red gOosto prime. zeal a. DO. amber, Seal IS: do
white, 25sl "a. furn-sautheIn. ectiye ana nm.
western, old, hi1uer AMI higher, new. weak and
low err; new southern white, 5ls57: do. yellow 55a5S;
western mixed, q spot, co. spot. and Janu-
srN Sc Oats quiet aud steady-SOuf bern, prime.
Ss5e western white. Ha39. Rye quiet-TOa75 Clover
seed dull and II -ady, l4slj. Hay steady aud un-
changed. Provisions firm. quiet aud UNCHANGED
Buiter unchanged Petroleum. crude. easier-I21ss
Ia; refinel- % ta16ii. Coffee strong and auist
business restricted by limited offerings; RIO cargo-s
balsz lobbing. 6lsa2o. Whisky dull, l09ls Re-
celpis-FlOur, 32j0; " heat. l3s9 corn. &c 90 oats
90: Rye, so. shpmenis-COrn, no 9u.
NEW YORK. Dec S-St0cks dHll and steady Mo-
ney,4 Gold lI.s. Exchange, hong, ESP, short, 4Sl
governments. aciiye little better.
INV YORK, Dec. S.-FlOur quiet and UNCHANGED
Nheattdull and s,srvels - firm. Corn duh and nn-
changed.
LoSDoN. Dec. 5, I29pm.-' s bonds, IsS7 e,
no. new : .
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THE EXTRADITION QUESTION.
Great Rritniu-s HACK nour,

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-The Herald has a
Washington special saying: Adviccs have
been received at the state department from
London announcing that the British govern
ment. after consultation with the American
minister, has consented To waive all It's
claims on the eNtradition question aud 10
renew the former treaty. Earl Derby, in an
interview with Mr.. Pierrepont, accepted Mr..
Fish's dispatch demonstrating that the
ground taken by the British government was
untenable. as a sufficient reason for receding
lor OF England concurrei ia Earl Derby's
view that the position assumed by Great
Britain in former negotiations was premature,
England having conceded so much IL is
natural that America should meet her half
wax, and Mr.. PierrepOnt has been instructed
To convey the consent OF the United States
for a new treaty charging the scope Of extra
ton.
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Reduced Prices.

HEAVY BLUE cHIScILLA OvERcoAT'
GrEHASrA DrAAoS gs FUR BEAVER
DOrsoSs STRIPED 10! FEs BEAVER
LIPPEITs FANCY FUR BEAVER, tBIueJ
STA
FLORENCE BLUE, BIN BROWN BEAVER,
SIBERIA HEAVY RIBBED FUR BEAVER,
sis.
IMPD WEST OF ENGLAND PLAIN BEAVER,
ROYAL EKMINE TUE BEAVER,
SUITS.
UxBKIDGE ENGLISH woEsTED,
vKLouKs FRENCH DIAGONAL woRsTKD,
sag.
ILBOEUF FRENCH CASHMERE,
$40.
BURLINGTON Blue MOSCOW BEAVER,
EDw. HARRIS VELVET FINISH CASHMERE,
SIT.
CHASE ENGLISH STRIPE.
sic.
ROY's CHECK wOHsTED,
els.
SLoBE MILLS PLAID CASHMERE,
S14.
BrLLocKs BLACK AND BROWN PLAID,
LONDON BASKET wORSTED,
sig.
RUSSELL DARK PLAID CASHMERE,
Sl1.
IRON CLAD STEEL CASHMERE sso'
WOODWARD BLACK RIEeED CASHMERE,
ALL WOOL WINTER PANrALooNs,
fTOm S3.5o TO s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.-The an
nOuncement briefly made few days ago, via
Galveston, Texas, to the effect that General
Porfirio DiaZ had entered the city of Mexico
is confirmed by intelligence from Vera Cruz
by way of Havana. The news is naturally
regarded as a surprise, in view of the appa-
rently solid basis upon which the LerdO gov
eminent has rested during its existence, and
the frequent failures, and finally the seeming
insignificance of the DiaZ revolutionary
movements. IL appears from the dispatches
published this morning that the government
army under Gen. Alatorre was completely
defeated and destroyed on the 10Th ultimo.
about a hundred miles from the capitol, by
the combined forces of DiaZ and Gonzales:
that Pnebla fell into their hands on the 18th,
the garrison revolving in favor of DiaZ; that
on the 21st President Lerdo fed with his gov
eminent from the capital and established
himself in Michoacan, and on the I'D DiaZ
entered the capital and assumed the pro-
visional presidency OF the republic. This is
the way they do and are always doing in
Mexico, and the germ of another upset is
already formed from an open break about the
division of offices between the Diaz and
lglesias factions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
Political Facts and Fancie..

ID. l.. Downs. republican elector of Wis
consin, is surgeon of the pension bureau
and the democrats claim ne is ineligible
The republican argue, however. that a PEN
sion surgeon is not any Office within contem-
plation of the constitution. '..Promulga-
ton by the Louisiana returning board of the
city and parOchial offices for New Orleans
shows no material change from the face of
returns OF votes cast at the late election. -.
The Philadelphia republicans have renomi-
Roberts was also nominated for receiver of
taxes and VIM. n. Vest for city solicitor
'''.Messrs. Palmer, Bigler, Julian, Smith
and Watson OF the democratic visiting COM
mittee, and several correspondents, left New
Orleans yesterday for the north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

ARCHBISHOP WOOD sat in his Philadel-
phia sanctum the other day. In came a re
porter of the inquirer and said: 'They are
going to burn the body of Baron de Palm to-
Archbishop (says the reporter): And his
soul will be burning in the other world prob
ably, for learn that he was q member of a
society OF unbelevers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

JOHN KELLY FOR CONTROLLER OF NEW
YoRK.-The mayor of New York yesterday
withdrew the name OF James $. Thayer for
controller, and sent In to the board Of alder
men the name of John Kelly for the Office.
and he was confirmed. VIM. l.. Whitney was
nominated and confirmed for corporation
counsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

WALT WHITMAN does not believe i'm Gre
nation. He said the other day that lit makes
n fellow tremble To think of the iron-hearted
progress Of the age. When the life has gone
out of the body rather respect the old shell
for all IL has been as well as for all IL has con-
tained.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

Miss ELLIS, the young lady at Wesleyan,
who has been forced to resign her post as
class poet because her brilliant brother-stu-
dents did not think woman ought to hold it,
may comfort herself with the reflection that
it was all a matter of prejudice and not OF
brains.
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6Cadet Midshipman F. Il.

RSCadet Midshipman +. l.. Young. OF
Utah Territory son of Brigham Young,
has resigned.
~Jefferson Davis has arrived at his home
in New Orleans much improved by his trip
TO Europe.
ASWhite horses are now used exclusively
in Paris at funerals of children or young un-
married people.
VMr. Charles Devlin, one of Tweed's bail,
has made application to the supreme court of
New York to be relieved. Decision reserved.
s0Dr Storrs says that the greatest danger
to religion in this country is from the mechani-
cal philosophy Of the day, which Is produc-
ing com lpunity without a conscience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

be filled by the other members OF the electoral
college. The next highest candidate eligible
under the Constitution OF the United States
was therefore certified % be duly elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
Another Theater Burped

ALBANY. y. Y. Dee. s.-A fire broke onf
i'm the Adephi theater this morning. and the
entire interior Of the building was consumed
Ihe los il about 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

ALL THE MEMBERS Of the Cabinet were
present ut the meeting to-day. After the reg
ular session the Cabinet officers took lunch
with the Pres dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

BRIGHAM YoUNG's Son REsIGNs.-Cadet
Midshipman FeramorZ Little Young, son of
Brigham Young, of Utah territory, has re-
signed from the second class in the II. S. Ma
val Academy, left yesterday for his home in
Utah. The youthful Mormon stood well in
his class, both in conduct and studies and
resigned his position from no cause save ade-
sire TO seek another occupation i'm life. He
had been in the academy two years and two
months, and is eighteen wears old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

GUARDING AGAINST SMALL-PoX.-In re-
ply TO a dispatch from the collector of Gus
toms at Pembina. reporting that smallpox
prevailed to an alarming extent in ManitO-
orders to refuse the entry of robes, paltries
and skins from districts infected with the
disease, unless accompanied by consular GER
tificates of non-infectiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

NoMINATIoNs,-Tbe President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
William q. Pollock, of Pennsylvania, TO be
general appraiser of merchandise; f. G..
Heron TO be u. =. consul at Manila; Vincent
Boreing. of Kentucky, 10 be pension agent at
Lexington. Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

THE PENSION BILL PAsSED.-The House
to-day passed the pension bill. the only de-
bate being an explanation by Mr.. Atkins, of
Tennessee, who reported it. The DILL apprO-
PIRATES sos 533. Oc0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
this morning were Senator Burnside and
Representatives Garfield, Rusk, BurcharI,
and Ely.
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European Gneasine~s.

PRELIMINARY TO THE CONFERENCE.
The European plenipotentiaries held their
hr.t preliminary meeting upon the pro-
gramme OF the conference at the Russian
embassy in Constantinople yesterday. Reu-
ters telegram from Constantinople saws the
plenipotentiaries have had several interviews
with each Other. The Marquis OF Salisbury
particularly, previous TO the preliminary
meeting, had long conference with General
lgn2tief. IL In understood that an agree
nlent between the powers does not appear 70
be impossible The plenipotentiarfes will
shortly have s. private audience with the
Sultan.
RUSSIA REAssFRrs HER PROGRAMME.
Reuters dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
The statement that Russia has ISSUED a fresh
circular concerning her policy al the confer
ellce Is pronounced TO be without foundation.
On the question of occupation Russia's atti-
ttde remains precisely as it was at the close
OF last month, when it wa announced from
St Petersburg. in a dispatch dated Novem-
Der 18th, that autonomy for Turkish pro-
vinces must be guaranteed; that occupation
was the best means OF rendering such guar
antee efficacious; that Russia would prefer 20
have other powers participate in the occupa-
ton. but IL they did not she would undertake
10 single-handed. Russia's official pro-
powers, and will only be made known 40 The
conference.
AUSTRIA MAKES AN ENERGETIC DEMAND.
Reuters respondent at Pesth telegraphs
that Serv ian police having forcibly detained
and searched an Austrian mail, Stone. the
been Instructed TO make an energetic demand
for satisfaction, and two Austrian monitors
have been sent 10 Semlin to support the de-
mand. The statement that Austria has de-
cned 10 occupy Bosnia is declared upon
Trustworthy authority TO be unfounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS held a eau
Gus this morning. and discussed various mat
tiers pertaining to the political situation,
among them being the Oregon electoral vote.
Speeches were made toy a number OF Sena-
was teached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08
The French Cabinet Crisis.
4 War Sign
burg and wilma railway is suspended.
English Conference Oa che Eastern

LONDON, Dec. s-A large meeting was held
al ~. James to-day. styling itself Ma
tional Conference on the Eastern Question"
The Duke OF Westminster presided. The oh
icct is to oppose the British government in
Turkish policy. Letters were read from the
Bishop of Manchester. the Marquis of Bath,
tile Duke OF Argyle. and the Right Hon. Robi.
Lowe. Among the SPEAKERS were Mr.. Glad
stone. the bishop of oxford, Anthony Troll
lone and Sir George Campbell. and Nj
Henry Richard. member OF Parliament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

THE LOUISVILLE RAcEs~-Yesterlay was
the third day of the Louisville jockey club
miles, was won by Port Leonard in 3:47.
Clemmie q won the second race, one and
three-quarter miles, in Soy; and in the
tor. the race being n CLOSELY contested one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

PERsONAL.-Judge j. w. Wright has re
turned from the Arkansas Hot Springs much
benefited in health.
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EUROPE TODAY.
Russia and Turkey.

SUI nrt'-
vent the difficulties and delays which would
result from referring questions 10 ~. Peters
burg, Russia has given Gen. Ignaiief. the
Russian ambassador, large discretion at the
conference.
The French Cabinet Crisis
PARIS, Dec. s.-The journals OF the party
OF the left state That a majority Of that party
viii oppose resumption OF Office by the late
ministry. The RepUISiq'ae FrdRcGis says the
only alternatives are the dissolution of the
chamber OF deputies or the formation of n
cabinet composed solely of members Of the
left. No other expedient j. possible. The re-
publicans are resolved 10 accept no compro-
mise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

GOyERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
lal revenue, s340.324.74; customs, S529, jS3. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
r redemption amounted 10 SJ46,Gg7.
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NAVAL ORDERs-COmmander William X.
RTidgman ordered as lighthouse inspector of
the 18th district on the LIST of January next:
Commander George Il. White detached from
duty as lighthouse inspector of 4th district
orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

BRENT, the Louisville forger, was rear
London, and win be formally extradited-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

MAJOR THOMAS F. BARR, judge advocate,
is ordered TO proceed to Boston, Mass, and
visit such manufacturing establishments as
may be designated by Major General Irwin
Mcdowell, president of the military prison
board, for the purpose o. examining systems
of labor, DC. He will afterwards return to
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

THE SITUATION At THE CAPITOL-The
Oregon matter is the current topic at the cap
itOl to-day. There are a good many demo-
Gratis who eSult over the act OF Gov. Grover
but only for the reason that il still further
tends 20 complicate the Presidential sltua-
tion. and will of necessity, they think COM
pei the republicans To abandon the positiOn
that the President pro fesIlpOre OF the Senate
cannot go behind the certificate of a COVER
nor in canVaSSiDg the electoral vote. Again,
there are some of the leading democrats OF
the House who deprecate the course pursued
TO get Tilden that odd vote. While they hold
that the electors honestly chosen in some OF
the southern states have been defrauded OF
Governor Growers mode of counting
Tildcn in, because To assume such
q course To be right, would weaken
the allegation of wrong which will be the
basis OF their opposition TO receiving the re-
turning board returns of Florida and 1,ouisi-
ana. There are some democrats who>ay, i'm
view OF the proceedings by the returning
boards I'm the south, that anything is fair i'm
retaliation. The more conservative, how
ever, as above stated, do not hesitate TO ex-
press disapprobat ion of Gov. Growers course
The republicans denounce the proceeding as
a gross outrage on the people of Oregon. 1t
/ limited by some that Governor Grover,
who is elected To the U. =. Senate from Ore
gon, will have some trouble In securing his
seat. The Senate is the judge of the qualifi-
cation OF its own members, and, IL is sug
sested. has as much right to deny Governor
Grover a seat on the general ground of dis
honesty as any other cause.
There are some who say that the Oregon
squabble will have the saluIary result OF
efiecting an arrangement between the Sem
ate and House as 10 the manner OF proceed
ing when the electoral vote is counted. III
the two houses reach an understanding in
this respect, IL will avert the troubles which
are anticipated, arising out OF the nlisunder-
standing OF the two houses with reference 10
the existence or noE-existence of the joint
rules MeCrary's resolution, introduced I'm
the House yesterday, points in this direction.
lt provides Tor the appointment OF five Sena-
tors and hve members to take into consider
alton the whole question Of canvassinx the
electoral vote, and TO report at as early a day
as practicable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-08

s0Moody will have a lady 20 sing for him
!. sSTwo negroes we've incd and Imprisoned
by the county court OF Fauquier, Va, lsst
week for assaulting people of their own color
for voting the democratic ticket.
, 1876-07-29
/ Mt6aeI &af1tNtM.

Nus Sern pom /. Suit melbet ngS. 8.
B." Den baielblt on oieiem Sage erio!9ten
Sob Yafnn5n's. Der ruiiiide &ommunis.
mus bat oamit einen 9auptfihrsr bsrloren
uuo Der 9eneralltab Der europ1ti2en Hsuolu.
ion osr3eihnet einen Mann neniger, Der
iiberaa g%enonut paro, mo Der auSl1nei.
fen6fte Hab,talismu8 feline Srgisn f~eterte.
Utidael Safunin. aus etnem reiden ruff
l1en NSelsg.ldIedte ftamunenb, marb BEE
taEntl d ldon friib in Die oemotratiiten
lmtriebs Deutitlanbs be, flodten, pel6e
ibn in Der 48 t 3eit auf ben &6ntgiteiu, bann
nat SGmie. BON ba nad SAllflelburs an
Der Sienna uuo 1857 nod Siblrien bra6ten.
SIN Sabre 1861 eutflob ct aus Der ibirlihen
Serbaunun9 nnb febrte iiber ben itt1en
Dean nj Imerita mad europa aurud,
100 ct it1 ieitoem bic Shmel5 aum oaueru.
ben Iuieutbaltsort mablte. @r mai uners
miiblid .bdtig fir Die Sahe oes SOcialls.
mns uno Gomnlunis mus, 10 gut unter ben
Jtibililten HuBlano8 ais inter ben @ommu.
aaros uon YariS. GENE dtistett 1T iibri>
gems BON ieinen eiseuen @siiununsssenoiieu
iebr oerih teoeu beurtbetlt moroen urb mar er
leltit in Der iociaI,tiiden SPECIALIZATION elm
auil0ienoes Clement. Satunin bot oas III.
ter Don GA Sahren errriht.
, 1876-07-29
Ser Moro tn Stbaca.

Der .Ho1efer 8eobahter" iHreibt iiber
ben b,rsitS telesrapbiit gemeloeten Woro in
Sthaca, Eomptins Co., 81. g., Sol9enbes :
8lr tbnlten unter DEN poraeitri9en teleara>
phlideu 0epeihen nit, oaB Der etpa felt 10
Subren in Stbaca anidilise Bihienmader
s. Oeidner ieineu aemilen Inorem Smitb
me!dcr augeblid nit Delhner's Srau in 3u
intimem Ssrbdltnife 9etanoen, aus Offer
iuht eridodem babe. Deiduer, 1T aus So.
ntssbers in BreuBeu sebiirtis, oiente in Der
preubilden GrMse, fam bann aaG 4merita
unb arbeitete lGusere ;3eit bie. in &obelter fir
ben Biihienmafer Wi1iam BiQinsburit.
ST psritlno iein Sad iebr gut, mar Elm flei.
Bt9er Irbeiter uuo lol aud ionft 9ea6tet unb
bsliebt getpeien iein. Sou bier iiebslts er
mad Sthaca iiber, uub fiber bic obenerlpdbnte
@riaieBung Smitb's ou-b ihn eutnebmsn
mir elmer oOrtigen eusliideu 3sisuns %folseuoe
@tn5elnbeiten:"
.Deiduer bate feiue 8srtiiatt an @tate
StraBe i'm orltten Stod bes iossnanuten
Beers ODER Oimlng Blod. Die Shieberei
ers,snete iib AM Otittpo9 WorSen uno risf
nidt uubeoeutenoe 4ufre9uua berpor. 9eid)-
ner bate Snlttb heretts am Gage poeber &c.
narnt, niht mebr in zen ertpibnten Blot
;u fommsn, miorigenials er auf ibn id,e6en
niirbe. @leihWobt fam Smiib UNI Die qe.
nannte l3eit rpieoer uno als Deihner ihu lab,
ergrlff er ein etrua 1870 3ol lanses Sa.
ldenp'fol, mel6>s nur cine 8ugsl bate unb
BON hinten gelaoen mirh. @r REF Smith
gu: Soft uero-oid, ih tperoe Dir !ebreu.
mslner 8rau na95ulenen ODER etmas dbn.
li9es uno %iererte. Der erfte StuB traf
uidt, motaui Deihner bas Ytfol nohmuls
lub uno wieoerum abfeuerte. Diesmal orans
DE &uasl Dem smith in bic Sruf. @r
itiir3te suiammen uno farb trot Der idnsl
aerbe,ssrufenen aer3te turse 53eit oarauf.
@abreno Die aer5te iid NIT 9mitb beidaf,
tigten, beaab ftp Sei6ner gang rubi9 uno
aefaBt nab tenn Yoliaeiseridt uno theilte
bort Gem YoliSiiten @iuiams nit, bab er 10.
eben eiuen Mann seidoiien babe unO oesbalb
etnsefttGt at fem mInihe. Dies geidub,
unb Deiansr %befinoet iib, iOpeit uns be.
FAINT, nod i'm @sfdnan,b. 4uf 8atb iei>
ner NooOtaten bari Niemano nit tim Der.
t,bren, auber Der BOltsif, wsl4sr ibn be-
madt."
, 1876-07-29

Dote @ntfitbrlng elmer Nprnphe bnrd et1en
Gentauren" n1o yOie Sielta elmer Srtentas
lin" Die prominentetsu fino.
Yrad1tt9e Vlloer ltno DUtdoden NIT 6rld17
ten" uno D@tn Sage" BON SanS Canon, IN
lpelden et1 briuanteS Golorit NIT elmer
nletlterbaften Sebanoluu9 bes Nadten pers
bunoen 1T.
Wtebrere Stnoienf0pfe BON treffliher Ius'
tlbrlln9 lperben III Der AuSiteauug Die Nuf=
merflalnfeit Der &nnitfreuube erre0en.
Son ben 9enresStloern perDleneH beIortz
oerS beruor9eboben 81 iperben: yOfohr nit
elnem arabtl1et Shimmel." pou y. 8e1ts
h%etr1er, eth gang uprtreffltdes Gemdlbe;
ferner 0Sn Der 3elle," bon s.. &une; Ser
neu ertpdblte Siirserneiiter," y8ein=Yrobe,"
| D5reunoinnen" nub ySbne Gorge" (ei1t ito.
Ilentider Srgelbreber nit Afie) uno enolid
eth rilbrenoes Bib y@lne Wtutter am Sobteuz
bette ibres 2iebtiugs."
Gtne In5abl Don 2anbIdaften, barunter
rGtne Scene aIs Dem QSiener Yrater," yOte
Utlble III WialtS, Siib=Strol"; v@lne Scene
BET Serlettben, nabe @aitetu, nit Gieb,"
uSle @rnmln=Nlp nit BEN Yalll. @letlder,"
lI1o "SorfsScene III Sprol" idlieben Die ;3abl
Der a1r IuSltelung gebraflten Selgemalbe.
6erner baben bte Seiterreif)er eine In,abl
Aqhareuen mo 6aolrlln9en slr Nrstenung
aeoradt, pom benen nainentlid Die BON gS.
unaer lobenoe Inerfen11l1n9 p%erbienen.
IrBer llebreren Bitten, in Warmor, Sips
ltno Sol3 ausgefiihrt, lit bon Der 0iterreitls
lhen @ommtliton elne Sronce Statlle BON
j. Pss9icar i'll Srleit, CUR Nuslteuuue qe=
brad)t moroe1t, ipelde Die Emancipation Ser
Sclopen III ben Ser. Staaten oarIteuen ,oll.
Der Sberforper Der fat lebensoroBen 6ionr
9ebort %offenbar eineu So1blut 4frifaner mnb
guar elnem abicbeulid bdBlihen 3teprdien,
ta1ltet otrier eben geraoe ridt id)onell STAGE
an, pel6er i'll elmer Gubn 5eier mitptrft,
iple es ld)eint, mdbreno gum, lluterf0rper Elm
guropder Oiobel 9eitanoeu baben muf.
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