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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
THE ACTIONS AGAINST W. A. FOWLER
A DEMURRER IN THE CIVIL sUITs-LONG DELAY EX-
PECrED BEFORE ACTUAL TRIAL

PECrED BEFORE ACTUAL TRIAL.
Gen. Pryor, counsel for Commissioner VIM.
A. Fowl +, yesterday served upon John l. Parsons de-
murrer in the Hampstead Reservoir and Ihir't-ave
sewer suits The ground OF the demurrer IL that the
plaintiffs Of action, and that the complaint
bad IN INSTANCE and DO not state tacs suicchtto
constitute cause OF action" Notice was given liking
the time FOR argument FOR the fret Monday In March II
is understood that IT, in the interval Judge Barrett shall
decide 10 grant the motion FOR change OF venue to Kings
County the demurrer viii be argued in Brooklyn. The
decision WILL however not DE made for some days hs an
the papers bearing the question OF venue nave not
been handed Ia the idge In any event 1t Is IKE ~ That
the question Of place of trial will be taken To the Court
Of Appeals Attorney General faTChlld yesterday
agreed that the argument of Cen Pryor for change OF
venue should he considered ~ applying 10 ali the dc
Zen ANS I'M both sns and Accordingly filed notice Of
acccpa with the Clerk of e Court TIE counsel for
both anticipate long delay before Tie suits are
brought to actual trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

The case was placed in the hands OF Detective James
Kealy OF the Central ONCE. He found that Parker had
ENGAGED at No. 7l2 Broadway, under the name Oh
St.pIepp uniting up q sgn the names OF > W. H.
PIrker a Co. agents." the firm consisting OF PaIAer'
Stephens and Matthews all three being the same perso
About 100 other letters, addressed to other c0usI
were found ready be sent out No such irm as w H.
Parker 4 Co at No. 1853 MaIkef-st PLllaiephE, mas
been known there Detective key arrested Parker yes
ford morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
DURGLARIEs AND TuEFTS.

The store Of Nathison & Co, at Nos. 5G1 and oo1
West Thirty entered by burglars during Mon
day night property Of the value OF so WAS st0ep
sneak thief entered the apartments Of John r. King a'
No los suiyanst On Tuesday afternoon during the e
porary Of tho family and stole jewery valued al
Sl25. ~.
SNEAK thieves entered Of william Donnely at No
l79 Vsck st Tuesday and stole je"ey 0f ths VSus o
yer 500
Charles butler a o0ored coaehman. detained At the
Police Court yesterday for robbery from VIM Lt n
lts West hundred and twenty nttbst from
whose service re had BEEN discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
SAILORS LOST IN MID OCEAN.

On Nov. 10, during the passage of the ship
Lothian Of London from Yokohama TO this port, where
she arrived yesterday, the chef officer Adolphus Brown
and two seamcn II. C. Jansen and Thomas Young,
thrown from tho toI sail yard AMI drowned There
"a heavy at The time. aud strong wind blowing
from The south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

and IN tbe holder, OF the present stock at the
rate of one share OF stock for 20 OF old Each SNARE
OF preferred stock, and every three shares OF co h
stock 10 be entitled to one vote at all meetings OF ne
Company. No mortgage 10 be placed on the properly
without the written nsent OF inc houers -, ~
than Wo-thirds OF the preferred stoch Inoh ou'oe'
and one-Lalf OF the common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
pRnM1NENT ARRIVALa'

FIN Arenae Hotel-Andrew ID. White, President
NJ c3rneI University OCounor Power NJ p Of 1relsnd ana
Assemblyman Allen Munro OF syracuse Wsst'nsT Lo.J.
The Hon John BigeOw, SECRETARY OF state Nm, noIs
Jyat,iEyGoy y g. Arnold of Rhode Island, and William d.
bishop Of Connecticut. 81 Denis hoIhe Rev Atsh
BanddInh and the Rev j. Is. Tyler OF Philadelphia : ~.
NeboLis I-Joln Crlnp tOn General Freight Agent OF We
Creat Western Railway OF Canada. ttLssy House-J IL
Ram vof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

HIMROD's CCRE.-Uncdualed for Asthma
Csarrh Group Whooplng Cough, and Common Colds Try IL
sold Wy druggists ST. wholesale depot AZ Chambers 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

COLORADO, which votes in the Presidential
Election year 1650} votes in 1874 THE TRBl NJ
ALMANAC for 1s76 gives details Twenty-Five cents Iostpai
nye for 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT HUDNuT', IN
BROADWAY.
Am "a. Noon. 81 80. NJ; 81 Min,Tht ~
Iilahe,t during the nav. 81. Lowest. %.
Average, %. saine daS, 1879, 2O+'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

Smoke VANITY FAIR it is splendid. Yienn;
Medal a. arded VANITY FAIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
Coughs WhooIing Cough and Bronchitis 90 cents and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

IUSpBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath A delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
THE NEW RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION.

OBJECTIONS TO THE ROADS BY PROPERIY-oWNERs
-p1scrss1os by JUDGE EMoTT, JOHN f. PAR
SONS. WHEELER II. PECKHAM, AND OTHERS.
The Rapid Transit Commission, consisting Of
O. H. Palmer L. p. Wheeler, and L. L. Lawrence. which
has been appointed by the Supreme Court to determine
whether the route selected by the previous Commissions
ers shall be built upon without the Of the prop
erty-owners held meeting in the City Hall yesterday
at IL a. H. Judge Emott. who appeared Oh behalf OF the
roads authorized by the previous Rapid Transit Commits
soners first read the petition to the Supreme Court under
which the Commission was appointed, ana the routes
designated by the Commissioners. JOhn G. Hamilton
injured on what ground Eghth-aye was selected III
stead Of Ninthave. above Ninety second-s MI Palmer
Chairman of the Commission, said that question did not
properly come before them. " d. Crane who repre-
scented propcr,y-owners Eighthave between Ninety
second and inquired how
propery-owncrs were proceed in presenting their evil
denoe. Judge EmOu replied that objections were 10 DC
made in the form of afidayits
John T. Parsons who it is understood represents thc
interests of owners Of property Oh Thrdaye, claimed
the right to be heard any subject which the C"mnis
sion mieht consider He also wished TO call aud cioss
examine witnesses He had understood thht "'ucci"hs
to lie made m writing, IN the same way ., VI s'l
opening cases. wheeler H. Peckham INSISTED tid me
real 0ues alton before the Commission wac why the ln"I.
hngess Of owners to cons nj 10 the building o.
should be influenced by evidence to the reason why Il
was desirable to build The road. nowithStand. the Oh
the present Commissioners were 10 act upon the ter
mnation Of the previous RAPID transit COmhssohe,s'
aud the roads should he built where pubic Interests lie
handed This COmm, sion was not appointed To reNle"
the action OF the original Rapid Transit COMMISSION nor
To sder the evidence which laid before H. The
question 10 considered lac continued Was ether thc
objections were gcat that the road must give way DC
fore them Mr. Palmer said that the matter lay with the
ohiectorz Objections should De made IN writing, with "i
without an affidavit, and hcy would be consdcI'1 -
evidence IL the intention Of the Commission 10 zeal
fairly with all ohicctoIs.
Mr. Parsons gave notice that he intended to file legal
objections the right Of the Commission 10 proceed al
all Judge EinOtt said the proceedings OF the former
EIpd Transit Comm ssOn were To be presented A. cE
deuce Mr. Palmer stated that at meeting lO he hcld
to-day ii would he determined whether TIE Commission
should take oral evidence and allow witnesses - lie
eros sexamincd on Monday the Commis-on VIII give
attention all petitions In the mean time, petti"s
are be sent Ia The secretary OF TIC COnistOA IA@1
ton Lewis, at No. 90 Nassaust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
announcements. ]

A PLASTER Of DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN E1-
TRACTOR quickly Kind OF Boil OF Ulcer Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
EXCISE MONEY FOR THE POOR.

THU po.pn or ArPoRIIoNMENT APPROPR1ATEs
s35 900 TO SIX CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.
The Board Of Estimate and Apportionment
appropriated yesterday $4,000 OF the excise moneys
for the relief Of the poor through elk chartape
cations The following persons appeared on Deha VI
charities and applied for appropriations: James 10y
for the Society of ct. Vincent dc Paul. WHY ""ac
the German Soc ETY.; the Rev. Alvah Wswal 81 Johh
Guild; Theodore Roosevelt, City Mission ana lhc A'e''
Charles s. Brown, Eve Points Mission.
Mr. Lynch stated that the ST. Vincent de Paul Society
had 100 members engaged in visiting and assisting he
poor In 1874 they made 57,155 visits, ana assisteu
235e4 persons with gifts of money and clothes 10 INC
amount OF sos 900 in value. Mr.. Wallaeh saiu 'hat
the German Society assisted the emigrants' anu
visited and cared for 10000 poor Germans
last year Mr.. wiswall stated that o'ooo
applications for aid were made to ST. JOINS 'uiiu 'aS'
month. Every applicant had been visited ana over
600 had been found worthy OF assistance. Inc "iu
had expended over 000last week in providing groceries
for the poor purchasing the articles at the lowest
sale prices The Guild had increased TO 900 members
and $50 visitors. There was no money III the TREAS
eodore Roosevelt said that from long experience he
had become convinced that gifts OF money ana goods 10
the poor should be distributed by officials but Dy
men and women who would supplement the reheI Win
personal sympathy and ADVICE; and prevent tne
evil OF permanent paupersm. Mere oilcai cnali .
caused the poor to lose their selrespect MI Blown
made All appeal for the Five Points Mission bal the
whose work covered the entire city ,.,o, 60
MAYOR Wickham favored liberal appropriation W
each of the recognized charitable institutions WHEN
reached the poor directly without the lnteNenlh o.
greater part Of the money. Controller Green SAID tlil
the Board had already paid TO local charitable s'ces
$1,000 900. and In the distribution OF eAclse
moneys wished TO select the best organized agehses
IN the city in order reach the recipients OF me nv u
rectly. Following are the amounts appfopr'eu on34
Mission 80 600; Society OF ST. Vincent dc iau iiUvV
German ciety, $1,000; institution OF Mercy TiVou'
United Hebrew Charities OF NewYork, $1,000; and 81
Johns Guild 5000. -, -, .o1,,,,
me apOr0pration was made with the understanding
that the money was TO distributed during The present
Winter and to he used solely in furnishing FOOD clo
ing and shelter 10 the poor ard that report Oh the eA
penditules should he made On May l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
DISEASES OF MEN.

The importance Of the heatIiness OF the nervous
system cannot be Oyerrsmatei It's power over hfs
and death ami the direct bearing which II has
human happiness b. recognized It's ibil es
preservation its moderate the danger OF ovetaNng
whether through thought study or Intense application In
the conduct Of complicated aud
business interests by the excessive Indulgence OF the
subrc.s Consideration. also the knowledge Of what
and when these exist the absolute
~ promptly seeking ayloe from an expert Who for
has devoted his whole time and att-l-
ton study, Investigation, and treatment OF all the
dies this important department. to accurately determine
diseased c0ntiOns their nature. causes and origin.
his Renee and ice, has learned
the derng, and promptly apply
The remedy TIM, sHodk c pabIy $40" tellns als.I NO
truth common Ia the inexperienced and 81 annoying 10 me
et very naturally wants 10 know without delay az
Il matter the extent Of the arrangement the probabilities
oil rrcuieiduon aud inc uinc required
sTku example the value Of experience snd practical
observation. wen a. the usefulness Of the prompt appboa
suitable rmedi,s found In the important statement
pubic inst iutiOns, only
abroad that very large ptOLo ton OF Hose WHO
nom mental disturbance and abs0l IL Insanity pera-
nruty who placed under treatment within yoAf
the symptoms have manifested themselves.
II the intellectual department OF The Uran has become et.
hau-ted by intense mental application derrUng II OF us
Of connected thought II can on recover - trengIn
shed by the OF
tOs II precisely In every other department.
whether appetite proper -ty. or ason each requiring
iinr.ut remedy fs recupeTato different os
them from the ed and exhausted canci.
tons Importance this branch OF medical practice
s,arc.y be oVerred for IL reaches
ay the securing II hereditary titles anu The re-
tenton Of estates in the same family. -, -.
From long and large experience IN une direction nAv9
able the thankful aplec atlon
Of the rs families In the city and nation and Ger.
with my practical experience In what pertains 10 the over
Of department Of the nervous system and me
erng their powers whether OF brain appetite
propensity, OF PASSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
OVARIAN / UM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR. Railways REMEDIES.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR IN TIE ovARIEs
AND BOWELs FOR TEN YEARS.
ANN ARBoR, Dec. a. 1874
Dr RAILWAY: That others may be benehted, make Thu
stat ement:
had Ovarian Tumor In the ovaries and bowels for
ten tried the hest physicians OF this place others
without benefit II growing at ouch that
III not have lived much longer friend Of mine Induced
finally. after much deliberatlon, tried them. -
purchased six bottles OF the Resoven Of TIA
ri H. and two bottles Of the Relief used those without
parent benefit determined TO persevere. twelys
more bottles Of the Resolyen TIE Relief
Iils Before they had lost yye pounds
continued 10 use the medicine until that was
Mt reg cured took the medicine about i've months and
during that ume lost fOrtyiye pounds In all thres
dozen bottles OF the Res0yen six bottles Relief boxes
Il tie Pills.
feel perfectly well, and my heart full OF gratitude to
God Tor this help In deep aictOn. To Sir
wonderful medicine fee deeply and my prayer ID
that II be much Of blessing others Las
me. (~lgnedO Mrs. T.. c. BlBBNs
Bibbins ho makes the certificate IL the person
for whom requested you TO send medicine in June 1873
medicines stated bought Of me- with the exception
OF what sent 10 her by You may that
is correct without qualification. (Sime L. T. LRRCH,
Druggist and Chemist Ann Arbor Mich.
This certify that Mrs. B0bns who makes the
certificate and has been for many years we'll known U.s.
and the facts therein stated undoubtedly and unaby
who knows Mrs. Ribbins will believe
statement lsgued) BENZ. ID. COCKER. MARY Is. POND,
MARY COCKER, Il. IL. POND,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

ALKETHREPTA "a new and pure prc,.
"A araon VI Chocolate sold by all grocers Samples frs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

Patrick Whclan, a hack-driycr, was bitten by
a horse which fell in Exchange place e.day even
ng and CITY Hospital IL found that the bones
Of his were completely crushed
In the Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday
Robert Gilliland indicted for adultery with Catherine
Clos retrscted his former plea OF not guilty, pleaded
guilty and sentenced 10 pay fine OF - and costs.
Late on Tuesday night the Coroner's jury in
the case OF the drowned wife and daughter OF Capt.
Hobart Cooper returned the verdict TIA they came
their death by the SINKING of the c.tDott NJ l.. Lee,
caused carl s5I,Ss On tao part OF the UiU
and crews or the tugs Parser and u. -. Grant
John Niemann, age 10, of VI 'rseles-ave., was
committed by Justice Koose ycst,' for stealing $40
from John Price hi. sepfathcr. Price aid la coG
control the boy, AMI waniol HIM sent ID the Reform
School at JanesDurg Justice Reese devd d 10 oaye this
matter 10 the County Court
NEWARK.
City Counsel Young has verbally confirmed
the opinion Of Prosecutor Abce that registry will
not he required for the special election fOr sheriff
Feb. Is.
An inquest has been ordered in tie case of
Adolph saeke the teweer who killed iho Penn
sylyania Railroad on Monday. Hackc's friends aliegc
that lie thrown eli the train IN front Of train going
, 1876-11-30
(Sortiebung fol9t.)
Gin arp6mmtbieer Natrpnatsberr

Sn einem ungariiden @ontitate, belien
gtamen mir lieber nidt nennen molell, gtbt
es elm fleines Oorf llnb in bieiem cine fletre
STRIDE unb in Der fleinen STRIDE elm alteS
Nltarbilb, baS BON Der oarunter glimllenben
etpigen gan1pe tpobl nidt beleudtet, bafiiraber
10 rubiS geworben TIT, oab man nit St6sr@
belt NIT tpet6, bas Sllb fte1e tpeber ben bet
lt9eu Sobann, nod ben beiltgen Sarnaba8
bar, benn ba8 &ircbletn 1T Der betllgen Ses
ronica gemibmet. Gines Cages trat elmer
Der pornebmen SDbne bieleS @omitatS, ELL
GROCER Serr, in Die feline Stride, nm Die
Uteiie gu boreu. @laubenseifrig, pie er lift,
tparea feline 4ugen beitdnbi9 arf ben Qltar
ober pielmebr auf baS ruBtge 93llb bariiber
sebeftet, aud nadbem Die Oteie ihon por'
iiber mar. @r blieb Der 2este III benz &trds
lein, nnb erii bas S6liifelgeraiiel be8 Dteb'
ners ihredte tim aus ieiuer Inoadt auf. @r
ging bierauf in baS Yfarrbaus nno befragte
ben bohmiiroigen Serrn, oh Die ieiner 2ets
tuns unteritebenbe 9eeroe aud fleibt9 bic
Stride be uhe, oh le beihten, oh bic Stola.
9ebiibr aud piinftlid elnfteBe II. |. no., nit
eiuem @orte, oh ieine S6afein aud quite
@briften feien? Der quite Sirte permo6te
ieine Sdafe ni6t seuus 81 loben, morauf Der
Diagnat gnaoig dnBerte:
= Stun, neil Die @emeinoe Elm id0nes,
6riftlthes 2eben fiibrt, 10 min i'd iie aud be-
lobnen i'd laie fir Die Stride Elm neues
4ltarbilo malen Oas alte, ruBise lfiden
@rp. podwiirben uur binauf III metn @aiteu.
Ser bodwiirot9e Serr perfiinbete am ndfs
fen Sonnta9 nit GROCER Srenoe ben @ldrbt'
gen, mie 9roBberSig Der 9ndbige Serr @raf
Die 9ielIgioittdt Der @enleinpe belobne; er
lalle tbr an Stelle Der alten rubigen Scronica
cine neue l%aubere, nit blauem &letoe malen
- mas oeun aud 9eidab. Die rubtge Seros
ntco aber plroe in oas @alten binaufgeihidt,
100 ie - wte nS0p. Sap" er5dblen = ais elm
Wteiftermerf 0omenidi1o's cine Berle Der
ardfll1en SiIbers9alerie biloet.
, 1876-11-30
SaS Gnpe pom 2tebe.

S%l0bltnn'ge Sborbeit, @abnperblenDung!
Mtad', Samtb. nun oein Seitanent,
@rsib bid in bes S9tdials 8enoun9;
SIS gebt nit beinem 0feiA 81 @n0.
gu troten magit on tiibn ben @roBen
@uropa'S, bic Dir ldtgit 9egrolt?
Du miait, baB fie bonn Sbron bid ltoben?-
Dir ion geibeber, mie on 9emo1t!
On parfit binaus bic Srieben8boten
Hub srelflt gum S6pert? = 8obIan, e8 iei!
Salb miro itatt biplomat'l9 gtoten
Grtonen erult're Welooei.
Shon tDnt Der 6nf ppn 2ano 81 2anoe:
Anf, labt ms laSen nlperaagt
Na6 Niien Die Sarbarenbaabe
Ser Dioslem - bet, tpeld' luit'ge Sa9b!
Sort ou an betnen Shrou nid)t idfa9eu
Der Sranbun9 milb enlp0rten S1lag?
9Senn Stuff NIB Sritte itd pertrageu,
9arn nabt fir bid Der lebte Sag;
uno menn nit Sranfrei9 gar uerbiinbet
Oeutlhlanb baltebt, ipenn Selterret1
0ie tnn're glnbett feit begriinoet,
Damn sittrc Dor Dem Sooestreib
@aS fir ut,m09lif) iuarb 9ebalteu,
Oas 0r0Bte 8unocr - eS geidab:
Serelnt ltebu beut Der gSelt @eipalten,
Se6s eroBe md1tse S0lfer DC.
On piuit ni6t al bles 8unber glauben
uno bdltt es idter fiir @aufelet?
SIS brin9eu 9tublanbS Yifelbauben aa
Dir balb ben re4ten @lauben BET!
: 4@Hy 70 ft-f i-t'shA
Des &rieses @irfel III g%efallen;
8alb fdnt piellet6t Der erfte ShuB, WIG
llnO S6lahtenoonner bort man l9alen
llnb Sie9esruf am SoiporuS: a. ,r
9es SultanS &bron, ct llest in Sderben;a
Setn 6et6- ein rie99er &riimmerbnuf!
@r po1t' e8 10, er wout' perberben -
ytimm oenn, Snoerbeu, beineu Saul! b z
, 1876-11-30

MOZART perfe rte IN getp5t9
oft uno gerlt i'm 0auie be8 beriibmtet Satlf
tors 0oles, bon lpel6em er natiirltd) germ
geieben uno gut aufgenomnlen muroe. Nfo>
Sart befanO it4 oaielbit iebr ipobl nno mar III
ietnem Setra9cn ganS ungenlrt, tpetl ct liber7
Seugt mar, oaB man ibm bier ntd)ts libel
nebme. Son 2eipSig aus iuoate er cine 6etle
mad Dresden MAIDEN urto mad ber Giidfebr
DON ba nod eint9e Gage bel ielnem Srennoe
0oles %Subringen. Im Ibeno bor Der Qbretie
mar WioSart BET 9ole8 nnb ungebeuer better
uno munter. Nber leine 6re1nDe parerl
beito trauriger, oils er aufbrehen fpolte.
user peiB," lagte 0ole8," oh mir nrs miez
oerIeben! @eben gle unS bod cine bon
Sbrer 9anp gei6rtebene Belle" UfoSart,
beiien 9an5eS 2eben etn tmmermaprenoes
8ommen rlb @eben mar, mar gegen Obj
itieouebmen 5ientlid 9letd9itltig gemoroeii.
0arum mad)te er it6 iiber Die Grauriger
tuitta uub miui6te lieber gu idlafen al8 81
i6reiben. @nbli6 lieb er itb aber bennod
Bapier l1nb 6eber reiden ; er i6rieb feline
iani Miinntelt, eine Sdlfte pe8 Manuifripts
CAB er benz Sater 9oles, Die anbere Dem
Sobne behelben. gluf Der eriten itallo eth
prettimmi9er Sauon obne Sert, in iebr web-
miitbigen Gonen. auf Der anoeren Sdlfte
itanb, ebeufa1s ein %breiitimmiger &anon III
46telnoten, obne @orte, urb Die, Gone
iuaren iebr brolig. Wian bemerfte, oaS
beibe &anons ein iedSittmlnigeS Gauges
bilbert %loIten. 9aB man itb oariiber frfute,
bebarf mobl feiner I%euBerung. ~Iber Die
@orte !" rief N1es. Dio5art nahm nun paS
erite 8latt uno ihrieb: v2ebt pobl, mir
ieb'n ms tpteDer," unb oaS anoere: n9eult
uidt sar mie alte @elber." 90 mnroe oieier
&anon suiammen9eiuusen unb es lit ridt 81
la9en, ipeld) cine ldderli6e, aber a16 tief
einlbneibenoe @irfung bieier @eiang ber=
porbradte. Ollie unb lelbit Wfo5art, paren
tief eridiittert. 0tit ben @orten: vAoieu
&tnber!" elite er sur Sbiire binaus.
, 1876-11-30
Ser GinfluB Scr ylafben amf
Den Wetn.

Sn benz Stem Yorfer u8iae ano 5ruit
81 porter4 BON 4. Sftober firben mir folgelbe
tutereliante Mittbeilun9: uWfan iolte bens
ten, haB Die 9eitanbtbeile oes @lales elmer
Tlai6e feinen @tnfluB auf Die bartn entbal<
tene Sliiiiisteit hdtten. Sts beut5uta9e bat
man rti6t seslaubt, baB Sic Qualitdt beS
@laies iabig lei, gSeine gu perihleftern, 81
,erieben unb su peroerbeu. Sor furser a3eit
ieoo9 belGloB Elm rei4er &a1fmann NH
Bfanser, 'melher cine 9eptiie Sorte lelner
beIten @eine 9arts perborben lab, etne urlter'
iufuns oariiber al1suitelen. 0a er beli1ertte,
oab baS @las Der Staiden unour6it6ttg ge=
moroen mar, peranlabte Ell etue SpeStalanas
lpie bes @eiueS uno oes @lales. Ser Spe>
mifer fano, bab bas Nltali oeS @laieS ben
gSein Seriest babe. Sn Solge bieler @uts
pedung bat bic Sanoelsfammer bon Soroeaur
beim Otiuiiter petittonirt, ct mDge ben 6la@
Observation-Disclosures CUR Yflidt MAIDEN, Sabrlt@
marfen einsuiiibren, bantit tie oerantrpOrtll6
oemadt merben f%0unten, menn ibr SlaS etne
@iuuirtuns anf ben g4ein auSiibe. ytad3
ben Serlu6en Der fo!npetentelten Wtanner
enthdlt cine quite StaI1e
, 1876-11-30

fortleben %lollter, pie jett lton jene Gage
lorsloier &inobeit uno beranretfenoer
Mdnnlidfeit, in melder @iner ntd)t obne
BEN Nnoern geoadt iueroen fonnte. gSte
es in ieiner 8ruit arbeitete uno mirfte
S6m mar, al8 bdtte @rtd ourb letn
perfriibte8 Gnoe ibm porseerlffen 9ebabt,
8enn aber feline Slide mieoer SuottbS
boloes Intlit ftreiften, oann eridiet eS
inn faft als cine freunolide @nti@eiOun9,
oa6 Sener ni9t %pereinlamt 3uritdbletben,
ionoern nit Ser @eliebten I'M 1ooe oers
eini9t perOen lollte. -
Giefe Stile berridte i'm sanSen Saule.
Die @ittme Oornbuid bate tbre ytads
fommenidaft CUR Nube be9leltet. Sor
benz &antin iaBen Martin, Dora, Wtn'
bed uro oer Nr3t, lauideno a,f leoeS
@erduld, ipeldeS ie pielleidt na6 benz
@terbe3immer rief. &ipulet ipar ani
ieiuem Stu6l eingeidlafen abgeitumpft
o1rd Die baftig auf acknowledgement
aeipaltigen @inoriide, bate GrIdopfun9
i'm iibermannt. Oo6 tpenn Der @eilt
in 8ewubtloitsfett r%altete, 10 ourdllef
BEN ~binfauisen &0rper suiueilen franpff
bates d3tttern, ais bdtte er unter oer tbnl
aufsebiiroeten, feline &rdfte iiberlteigenoer
2ait lid qltaloo1 %9emunoen.
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