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, 1876-12-15
SpENCEI.-DENNI6,

NoTtALx WEDDING LAST EVENING.
Mrs. David d. Spencer can look back throngE,
a1l her welded life to ona oi the pleasautcst
wedding parties Of tho season Of 1876. II sas
not L la1ge gathcring,-probaGly limited to $50
puuplo,-b.t the evening wns filed With every
element .. enjoyment, and bore closcr resent
blance to what q marriage feast s!lould lie than
do many uf the nuptlal celebrations Of lhis
modern llaY.
Mr.. David d. Spencer Is President Of tie
Illinois State Savings Association, n,ll his bride
III Lcr maidcn',ood borc The na.,lc of Miss SUE
A.. Dennis. Bile Is thu Niece Of Mr.. Davi,l 3.
Smith, ana during hcs earees in socicty las won
for herself friu1,ds who wcre hearty III their con-
Rratulations when thu ttIo can,o for llcr to
assume tho moro responsible social duties.
The ceremony was performed at the rcahlcuco
Of The brlc's uncle, No. a0a Michigan avenue,
by the ltcy, alr, rattun, af the MetEioIs4
Church, corner Ut Wabasi, avenue and Four
tecllA street, The friends lsa'l gathered curly,
AMI a!ong sowatsls o'clotk itc Enrlors, wcrg
opened With thu j" Wedding Atare.,n a,l tic
bfluul cortcgu wu,ssnl through the crowd 10 tho
lca4 of the roouls, AMI In few moments after
wards were receiving tho wcll-wishcs u those
who really EeaEt thcI1l. -..
Tbs brlt!u wore eresll-cnlorel grts-gral,l, a la
Eonpseskr, nnl trimmed with f.,ir nurrow
tluuntes, lutcd an,l edged with illusion, uni
1GHiant bNis " tlrt.6a material. lh1 fnrs;l:.u
was high, With den.i.b1rrycs, and trtn'snul with
pu!nts, liutinga, aisl tu!le. At t1e throat atul
sleeves wrEo 0raNgs.hlltls, antl lnlt lt-sasll Nt
htlLs aud lcuycs ut the left aitlr, Sls0 hal thu
. loug illusion veil contne4 with I'M orange
wrath.
Among the Indies WHO wished her golspccl
wcrc Atrs. II. G. GoNlti,lgr. WHO wore II csit,'
| hiuast0n suit nf ptnH-voitrel silk anA FclvGt
asIss Ella tlnllrit!gc, cardinal velvet una silk
| Mrs. Starkwrat1lrr, rose SILK fn two shades,
trimmed with lucn; Miss Ehyntoll. white Paris
Musll.,, with trimmings nf leaves and lowers: ::
! Aiiss Dolly lo.asl, black velvet, with ttlnfc Ut
Paris muslin; Miss Gellie linync, lMtis nllslti,
with gar,li.nrc Vi snUrmtngylurrs; Mrs. j.. II.
e. tF0ss, white rordcl silk trimmed with laec
Mrs. Gcl,. Huxley. elegant black gros-grain;
Mrs. ilr. u. a. Hail, blark gros-graiur
M1s Vi. H. l.Halan', brown stlk;, MI. F"ttes
!'al,ncr, reception suit of velvet; Mrs DR.. Gross.
black gropErnIn: Mrs. y. !. Fisk, blark corded
stl9; Mss. lln5ne, gas.lislt blue, with trim.
ming of Cu1Linal velvet and laccs; Mss Scars,
Of Boston, pearl silk; Mrs. John A. 1.uEas,,
combination suit Ut blaIk ttlk unu vel
vet; Mrs. Ely, black velvet and diamond
ornaments; Stsp. Nnrcross, black cur,iv,l
SILK: Mrs Josah sttcs, stole-colorcl s!k
Mrs. Brown, two shakcs OF bluo SILK
| Mrs. Charles D. sawyer, combination suit ul
black silk a,,,l velvet; Mrs. Jolln G. Haincs,
blask gros,graIn; a1r". Charles. llniucs, hlsvk
corded silk with trimmings OF flowers; Mrs
&aeb, gsslight illus and ulac6 velvet; Alss
, 1876-12-15
WAsIrINGTONIAN HOME.

HE III ANN4f
Of the Waslllngtonian 11omr WAS celebrated at
tho new building last evening, opposite
Union Park. Tho exercises were held IN the
chapel, n romnlodious and comfortable hull OIL
tho first ioor. Dr. Davis presided, aud there
WAS large attendance Of latlcs and gentlemen
Interested In the work Of the institution. Tho
musical portion OF tho evenings programme was
attended tn by Mrs, Earle, plano; str. Camp,
flute; and Mr.. Mason, Violin; md the BlRncy
Quartcttc, who Bang several pretty pieces In
an acceptable manner.
The address of welcome WIS delivered by the
President. lie satl they tlal reason to be proud
Ut the prosperity Of the institution, AMI to con,
gratulato themselves On the largo amo,nt Of
Euod 1t l,all lono in n quiet manner.
Sdsafa eswn y uns s' i W. ono ss ef IT, r.
hest nf the kind III the country. There were, II
was true, one or two Which had been favored
l,y appropriations Of public money that could
Ss 1i sa Fl stss Ia. NJ Se sS to a s
special work, taking. into consideration tho
,leas,s at theft disposal at tho outset, lad pru-
crossed to 9 greater dcgrce Of usefulness than
t p ays then ,g ntsia eqt tns Ersat
ty that was responsible for every drunlard In
the United 9tatca.
During tho thirteen years Of tho Institution
there Ind bec, 2:e admissions, a,tl they ha!
every reason TO bcltcrc that nhout orc-t.att Ut
t!at number lad been thoroughly, completely,
and permanently reformed. The admissions
during the year numbered go. There were
tnlr.y persons r. tie Institute 1t t'ls beginning
this number thirty only liad been actually
known u haye fallen from their pusltson nf MI
stincner, and nj least II per cent were nuw In !,
condition ot entire s%hrlcty rl %Et' pFnspssts for
turn nwny individuals during TIN year who
might have been reformed owing III tho lack Of
, 1876-12-15

Edward Hail, colorcd, drummcd for The col
orcd Haycs aud Wheeler club Of tho second
n"r1 t'1Fou5n lno clmpals"' huu eot even wlLh
them by pawning tho drum. Tho Captain OF
tho company caused Hall to be locked up In the
Arnory,
........., ,-.,,
Nlehnfu Fo"cF3t recent graduate OF fcEton's
hotel OF sfonc-brcakers, WIS Yesterday arrested
and confined at the Chicago Avenue Station by
Of1lccr O'Connor, charged with stealing several
robes and other n1t,rlcs from georre l., Cong
don. M, N Wa,tnn MACE
The detectives hare carto blanche to r,,n in
all ropcrs anil Jiarcnutnh1es nnon TIM sl,orte.t
notlre. md anna nj the moro honest onca aro
',oao ,.no, as1. T., ~. ,,tsaa.,n s ues ms n.o
Davis and Jamcs Owens werc added to the list
Each took chuuru Of yonue to Jnstiro % polIok
% anS ,.as All ,o,d IN sc,,o ,,.,, I"As ~ e''A"'
o"A 40 "o'" ~ soo' o@'''
Dick Weaver, who WIS solno time ago arrest
ny Of four dozen hats from Sweet, Dcmpstcr Il
ca. wIlplcsale battcrs IN Nonroc strrct- mt
Win nromntJv 1umnca nj. haIl. wo. mt n, t,c
al. p.oI,, H. nstrttrn wl,nton 49, :. na's Nv
locked Up at tho Central Station. Detective
Steele also has something to say regarding
Weaser's fnure rcccnt untlcs.
N. Y. Brown. IF M. 1es f.t,rl, .trcet wa.
gstcl oT e% swaI1S 'n oy sosint ef
" Ha,iey win avcra }bat israwr wa II. " nar. ~
ner IN " H. sncrmiutit., aInnt vssr o am, p., a.,
lint ,,,,on fa,to nrstcuscs Io s,,rcr,,.I II ~.
fr"m,ltar hin, n,t NJ S5nn i1o1,nv re"nr+Iv ~
rrrtfs"i for anrthrr r"rt,,cr. III .os n"11.nt ~
xiv "nnfrontrI i'v hrn,r,, ns mi. NJ th. "sr!i
cailts. Hence his arrest.
Kot. s,okcs on1 yu,f, ,ve,.a ,,to ,hot.
nrrttv nnt,,esnkrs. kotfr Lsr mi 1viIn firav
h liz poc,n sarr; at eaci oters TIC trtlen. sIy y,
tho sa,,,s r.cEetW T. Il nnt~ nat az ,r,nt sha
ty ware arrc.te,t for aon.ff.nm ~ Ei..d "as a.
Letters, and werc held to Tic Criminal Court.
tsy Mc5s sSan at 9s19re Jst'ee an
9nrt fnr @ .i'ofttmV S[a. Il, at e liz stosn n nnru
Eeison. on Diylsion strcet. Aui Inst eyenIngs s
Srret. bisrloif cnnturci Tcnrv Wciss 9uy" f,y TX
1srtsnx If n n,tcntitv ~ rint h,,w Trnr, W
M.rfis. q No. & ~ c!s1k .trsst: rhe latter M i
Thsv arc % m,rmhers If a family ~ invctsrats a a
H. tnrce oF whar ara y,,1 " IN
Tn,,, ,,f,rmo,,or rcc.,ve,, hv n.,cc,tvo to,r
Rvop nntcrtives EImn,n',. mi sora,,1nS SH in.t
syena;E safca salrs ~ wei ,r5s pssio , den John
n,h,nd n 1I t,sa n'a, aa MY IT, I1s ; Ill
daylight febbcry upon Andrew Mount. M coaiee. Ice.
omsr y" t:r"yo tv oo'sr av,, ~ Wnlo nt Ing @
,."s ~, ~ ts tr,,c ~, Jash
,'.i, tii1 siuo III na Nv ~
h,, hefnr' 'raettt,r anvthInr thav war; alarnn 1r
rs ,r ts neu,n sntrsncc ~ or,v Ivy "eig a'aIc4 t
vi, BE- siyen ook It teIr II To-.
a} anH W. T. ~ t'c.3t W ~. @t'tn H. " taehtMy
i.'as si;nb;n :. .n,f ;mJIf"s t.al 'S tnea naSe
~ 1ct,fvc. nrc IN aosrr, ~ sv,,"s.n ny a na
. tu "e'ee'''e' "'o ~ soa'e'' ~ es'oeaso " lost
Edward Elliott, whose right name Is supposetl
ta ha Wthl.er. wins bcfnre ,Tustlc. Sumuirrtfa11
, 1876-12-15
TIE COUNTY-BUILDING,

Tho Grand Jury was engaged again yesterday
with jail cases.
Judge Williams will take Judge Gsry's place
In tho Criminal Court In January.
Tho County Ring +" tho past year Increased
the floating debt Of the county $4,000.
Tho Elnsda9e urantte Company, recently
awardo1 the contract for the colun,hA and pi]as-
teEs for tho new Courthouse, hye ordered tho
, 1876-12-15

The third quarterly meeting Of the North
western Drnncll Of f1ie Womcli's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society was held In tho vcstry Of tho
First Methodist Church. The first session was
called to order at II d. H., Mrs. j. A. Uev-
cridgo in the cliur. After hymn, Mrs. Do
Col,tircs, Of Evanston, offered prayer, unl
business was begun. Thu minutes OF
the various meetings Of the Executive Commit
tee were read and approved. It waa nlso voted
that when t,u Fair was held $t0O bo devoted to
tlle USE Of Miss Lenntra Howard, who had bec.l
devoted to thu work In pckin. Cldna.
Tho reports uf tho work dona Iii the North
western Stut4.s were then rcud md considered.
Mrs. j. L. ittt reported for Illinois, Mrs. ~ L.
cunslu, and Mrs. Kate r. Fr[cdly for lntlana.
In this connection tho report Of strs. j. F. Will
ing, Corresponding Secretary, md Of Mrs. E. II,
MD!lle, Treasurer, were received and approved.
, 1876-12-15

was That Of James Brennan 1co1.n,n, ,.,--
Eas nut Under 1onda Of $CW To- " Va ,a'et. Mha
sa'no 1ono' ana Abraham t'san,n In so oGtmnai ~
fs,ae Ena 'oufs ior stealing watch from ,oa T. tho
, 1876-12-15

VALUABLE AND PURE.
be' Pseo'a Crcaaa baking. Powder, l!ks o,h.,
pnrn articles. Inns valuation, and eannot be ma
ID cheap a. tho udu,.esatcd kinds, '''a
, 1876-12-15

Tho Society then adjourned for tho morning.
At 1::,0 tic branch rcassen,blca, and, utter
prayer by Mrs, Jutktrs, rcsumbcd business.
The Coin1ntttcc on Contingent Fund WIS
stricken from, tho list OF standing committees,
aul the Co,nnllttcc' formerly known as !" On
Nce'llcwork waa recllrLstcned "On Missionary
Duxeb." Tie Treasurer Of the Fair Cuu,nittec
Ieportcsl a1Iti It WA voted that It hc at once
asrertAtnc.l what gools lad been sent III from
outside ,llatrfcts for the Fntr.
The Committee on Missionary Boxes reported
as to II bor which had been dispatched 70 Miss
Srlnnnlnaker Of Toxic, Japan.
I'hg Committee on Plan of Work made par
tial report, a,ll wsro continued.
a committee WIS appointed to select n person
TO read a pApcr ut ttla l.ext quarterly meeting,
anll SAID Committee selected Mrs. Gov. ncycr-
After TIC transaction VI souao minor business
the Society adjourned.
, 1876-12-15
GRAND SttccEse

coi,as,nn @"es,on w talo Of Mons u,inonr. ,un,,,
eloek, .,c ,'.'nn ,on mafea worka Of All, rrene,
IL o'clock ts morning, when eycry W., .,.,a G,ose At
ma!alng Will positively bo so!d. Thrro ~ &C.
or INC h"est Twenty. tay clocks ana .om" ,e"
!a'.aa marble vases, groups ctc, ptr,r, no,,, ,'
iot neantilnl and lasting holiday e,t, ,hou,a ",
aucttonecrs. ''n'e'os Mo-,
, 1876-12-15

wotco1T CO., OPEN EVERY EVENING,
Our art room wilt bo opcn cycrv c,cn;n. ~,
hitcs the holidays, and will he 40 thoroughly ught
ed iiat visitors can examine tho pictures ,,t,,,s
toEls. Wolcott y Co., corner Of Wabash aycnn.
and Adams street. "'e"1o
, 1876-12-15

..r.z AL RIGHT.
As tno hre IN Temp'cton'a bakery .hI. mo,n,n,
was confined 10 The trout part Of the bui,ainns bi,Ias
tnele VIII 10 no interruption whatever 10 tsc hn.
ness-1no rear r0rtlon, whcsr Tho nauufor,urn,
ID done, being wholly untn]urcd.
, 1876-08-02

terview with Prince Milan, of Seryia, on
Friday, to q similar effect with that of the
1Enes. The Prince explained the comparative
inaction OF General Tchernayef, who is march
ing noEthward along the eastern frontier towards
Laitschar with eight battalions to attack the
Turkish army from Widdin, which Is now at
Isvor. General TcherDayeff holds Ak Palsuka
and Clusurapsz. No Turks have passed the
de6le of Now Bazaar.
The Prince says the 90 operation Of the
hontenegrins is thorough and hearty.
A special to the News from Vienna saws The
Montenegrins took 1900 prisoners on Saturday.
The TelegraPh's Constantinople special saws
the Servisns were defeated at Lubovio, in Bos-
mia, losing 200 killed and 800 wounded, and
also at Isvor. where they lost 900 killed and
wounded. LONDON, July II.
The Standard's Vienna despatch saws the
Turks have crossed the Timok at two places.
Riots are feared at Belgrade in CONSEQUENCE
of the governments retioence. Milan and
Rlstics are accused Of treachery, even by Rus
STA. Prince Milan has written to the Gear.
asking his Intervention toward the mitigation
of the brutalities practised by the Circassians.
The Russian Ambulance Sanitary Corps are
passing through RoSmania.
A force of $4,000 Turks leave Sofia on Sun.
day to reinforce Nisch.
-, LONDON, July II.
The Journal de 81. Petersburg denies that
PTInoe Milan has asked Russia to iuteroede
for an armis.ioe.
C~oNsTANTINopLE, July 1s.
The newspaper Stam6oR announces that the
Council of Ministers discussed the clauses of the
constitution on Saturday. 1t is reported that
a constitutional principle was then adopted.
PARIs, July 10.
The rumors that negotiations for an armis.
tioe between Turkey and Servia have already
been opened are Incorrect. The Powers are,
however, considering the conditions which
should eventually form the bases of an armis-
tioe which will be proposed when the oppor-
tunity offers.
, 1876-08-02
TELE r A MS.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

July %.
New YORK, 97.-The "Times" correspondent
at Constantinoplo tslOgraphs that an opinion pre-.
walls there that the war cannot be localized.
ills stated that the Austrian Municipalities have
been ordered to prepare for the mobilization of
their forces.
Vienna news state that the Softas and Ulemas
insists upon Sultan Mursd's abdicati0n, and have
agreed to terminate the war.
In France one hundred and twenty seven Conn
munists have been pardoned.
1t is reported that tho Turks at Kick have ask
Cd for an armistice.
Dispatches from Berlin state that there is great
activity in Military circles and that the Govern
ment is preparing for a complete mobilization.
July az.
NEW YORK, 28t h.-Despatchss received in
London state that the Turks have met with q
severe defeat. at Podgoritzs, but have been %victori-
Gus in other engagements.
Prince Milan has issued a decree authorizing the
formation of 8 Garibaldian legion in servio.
Colonel Valentine Baker, lately dismissed from
the British Army has received o commission in
the Turkish army.
In consequence of the King of Dahomey still
persisting in refusing to pay the fine imposed
upon him, the Britiah feet is now blockading
Dahomey.
Marshal MaoMahon denies having any intention
o~fforminR a cabinet from the minority.
General De Cissey, the French Minister of
War, is about to marry Miss Billings, an Amori-
can lady: July sc.
New YORK, 29.-Among the Servians captured
by the Turkish troops there are several Russian
officers,
Intelligence from Coustantinople states the Sultan
is alarmingly i'll, and that his brother has been
proclaimed Regent of the Empire.
From England il is announced that Fish the barber
who recently murdered a child at Blackburn has
confessed his guilt and has been sentenced to death.
PLYMOUTH 29.-R. NJ. s. "Nile" from the West
Indies arrived here at ii a. m, to-day.
BARBADOS Or. NJ. S. "Arno' arrived here at
$50 a. m. to-day July 3d..
r. M. S. +" Elder" arrived here at $40 a M, to-
R. NJ. s. Don" arrived here at 6.35 am. to-day.
R. NJ. So osslle" from Southampton arrived here
at 7 D. n. this evening.
MARTINIQUE ~30.-French Transatlantic steamer
" Vile de St. Nazaire'' left at midnight yesterday
for st. Nazaire.
, 1876-08-02
THE INDIANS.
(Frors the HSGld.)

We have no doubt we could settle the
Indian question without a war if we gave
our minds to the work, and, as we are not
necessarily a cruel people, we could do it
with humanity and justice. No one wants to
deal hardly with the Indians. We all res.
pect the sentiment which surrounds him.
, 1876-04-25
8crmiihteS,

9aS S6tdiat beutf1er Iuss
10 a uoere nadJ ben berihti9ten lo9enann.
ten &olonien Wionib unb Ebeooor i'm tropi,
ihen Vraiilien, no ELI rambafter She'll eleno
III 9runbe 9ing, Der ueberreit truppmeiie i'm
traurlsiten .3ultanoe nod 0eutiblallo surifz
febrte, %uerAnlaBte i'm porl9en Sabre bic Gins
lettung eiuer Criminal 8 unterlutuna QeQeu
ben mebrfah s%enannten Nsenten u. 8. 3os
beoana. III Sambur9 iue9en betri9erll1er Ser
leltuu9 CUR Nnspanoerun9. 0as Samburs
ger Straf9ertht lpra6 ibn oanlals fret, neil
Tim Die ''mala fdes" nibt natsemieier
meroen fonnte. SeBt iol, mte ma nuS nit.
tbetlt, 1i6 Die Sambur9er Slrma Uiorris mo
SO. yobrl9feitIid befu9te Acknowledgment.
ten" nit 2obeoans sur Iusmanperunes See
i0roeruug nab' Srailien perbunben baben
tie mirbt Die I%usmanberer OIL nno ~llefert ie
al 2obeban3 ab, Der eiuen 8ertra9 nit Der
braiilianliGen Observation-Disclosures bat.
Ytit welhen Otitteln man 4uslpanberun9s
lultl9e beranSn5teben perltebt, 9ebt aus eineln
Circular Der Serren WiorriS unb so. an ibre
untera9erten beroor. IS heiBt BARN inter
S%eSugnabme anf etnen belgefi9ten Brolpett,
oaB jeoen 5. oeS WtonatS Yalia9lere pou
hamburg nad Der YropiuS Sao Baulo (9as
zen Santos) i'll Srallllen 9e9en frele Yaiiag
bei0roert werben iolen, inoen, UNI ote @uI-
wanperun9 in pieie u%uOrSii9lide" BropinS su
be9inltigen, Die tallerlld braiilianllhe Ste.
per SOLICITATIONS @eleuibafl cine
Subpention bem.list bate, ourh lpeIde iis
paSu in Stanb seiest iei. auf feme Ser
pillttung CUR 8iid5abluu9 batten bic 4aiias
9 ere einSu9eben uno meber @Ontraft nod
III unter3ei1nen. In Yropilion
iit)ert oaS Circular $50 fir jeoen @ripahie>
ner, $50 fir ieoe8 Sinh bon l bis 10 Sabren
Su. @ie es NIT Der Sruftbarfeit Der ,,uors
Siiglihen" Yrouln5 Gao Yaulo unb Der gu
trd9llhteit beS ltebt, lit aus BEN traurl9en
Shldiale biSberl9er NuSlpanoerun9en latt,
Jam befannt. 9le auiheinenb 9iinItiaen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Die Dem Aus.
manoerer 9enabrletlten, oaB er ais FREEZER
0tann I'M Safen SautoS 2a1to iteigt, lperoen
III einem un~beoeutenben Safenorte oaourt
iuulorilh, BOB oieie 6reibeit NIT Dem Au9en.
blide, no oerlelbe Der @eieui6aft sur 60rbe-
run9 Der &~olonlatlon in etnem melltenS bilfS
uuo mitteloien 3ultauoe in Die Sanoe fdlt,
ibr @noe bat. 0aS Sdidial, mel6eS e,neS
WtanneS borrt, Der mitteuoS, beS Qaupes unb
Der Sprahe unfunoi9, in einem fleinen
8iiltenort anselanst, bebarf feiner AuSeins
aneeriebun9. IS 1T alio GRUB genug pors
banoen, auf baS Gretben Der 9euaunteu
49enten aufmertlam gu MAIDEN, oas Yubli=
fun Dor ben Serloduusen oeelelbeu 81
iparnen.
- Die 8aurfr q dt osS ,,S nil.
SIN Sciile ilnb mebrere Sau6er an'
sefommsn, nm aI oerlufsn, ben Rsf Der
, 1876-04-25
9as meme ttalieaiide WsintTeriuan

NoA l6iabriser Serridoit it in Stulisn
ON 18. WtarS bic 9roBe &onlorten partei, bic
fi1 laRse fir uniibsrwtnbll4 bislt, III iidI
lelblt 5ulammenQeltir3t. @dbreuo man
nod iiber ben ManSel an Srsuniiations.
talent, iiber baS Sehlen Der Disciplin
Der @s9ner lpottete, ttberiab man Die unbell.
barren N,iie / m etseneu Sauie. Die per On.
li1en Snpereiieu uno @iferii9teleien waren
I'LL einem Yunfte au9efommeIl, an rem ie
mieoer auseinanoergeben muBten, Die WtaSts
politiiher uno administrators @runolGse
paBte nift mebr uuf oas se~rr'ilene Bnrtsise.
ii6t. Wtan otrsaB loaar ben viutb Ser
parlamenlarilhen @bre, man ftredte fsige
bic Wafen nno lieB ben eiSenen Selbbsrrn IN
tldsliNer 0e,ie i'm Stih. W,nsbett. muBte
iih, BON ieinsn Sreuneen oerluieu. bon iei.
men @ssnern 9eiNlasen, aaridSisben. @as
er ielnem Na9to.ser iiberantm orte., 1T nlhl
ales ieiu Werf, mobl aber Die @rbl6aft
elmer @eiealdait, Die in unsewSbnl,9 raid
cnf9si6oIener @ntwldeluns niht Dtab 3u
balten 9emubt bat IN benz @ebrau6 Der
Wtabt, weIte ibr nnsspartet in ben S9oOB
9sfaGen mar.
Das nsue yiiniterium bat f6 init oiem.
lider Na,hbeit stbiloet. Die SrlliS bat
sinen &einsgnnssproSeB inter ben Aipirans
ten er5eugt, oefen &us9an9 ben sntlhiet enen
Bortbeil elmer flaren Sa9e hat. Dian pa.
id Der ameibsuii9en @lemsnts sntlsoist uno
bat ss o%or9s3ossn, li@ anf Die sissue Strait
au fifteen, ftatt fid Wannsr beiSuseieueu.
melhe auoersn YrinStpien buloi9en nno Boz
Our6 bus Miaiterlum BON ooEnberein &c.
ihwaht bdtten.
Das Mtin,itsrium Sc Pret.s SebSrt in alien
ieinen Dtltslleoern Der Stntea an. Die dn'
Bsrlte 2infe bat in ihm nur cine Ieiie Shat.
Irung in. BEN 0%siniiter Der Shsntli4sn @r.
, 1876-04-25
@gy sR ntSk tpsf, fone erm befiup ct
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