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The daily gazette., 1876-09-19
POLITICAL.

ORGANIZATION OF THE BAYARD CLUE.
Last evening the Bayard Club of the
Sixth Ward met in their headquarters,
Seventh and Spruce streets, and Or
ganized by the election of the following
officers
President, Thomas Hettrick.
Captain, Washington Kay.
First Lieutenant, Richard Conklin.
Second Lieutenant, Frank Fernan.
Orderly Sergeant, William White.
I'll. S. Truitt, was made Secretary pro
tenn
A resolution requesting the members
to meet this (Tuesday) evening at their
headquarters, at 2 o'clock sharp, and
march from there in a body to attend
the Democratic mass meeting to be held
at the Grand Opera House, was unani-
mously adopted.
A committee was appointed to secure
speaker to address the club on Monday
evening next.
A finance committee was then appoint
ed, and the meeting adjourned.
THE MEETING TONIGHT.
Every Democrat should turn out and
attend the Democratic meeting at the
Grand Opera House, this evening. Hon
Thomas F. Bayard will make an address
dal obnCt uuuiCo5c5 WILL p6 huuO W
Hon. Thomas Cooper Campbell, of New
York, Hon. Edward r. Worrall, of Phila
delphia, Hon. Eli Salisbury, Hon. Johr
Fl. Paynter, and Sam'l Townsend. Lei
every friend of liberty and reform turr
out,
TEMPERANCE CANDIDATE,
The temperance Republicans of thii
city find it inconsistent to vote for Lev
c. Bird, after singing Mr.. Geo. W. Wells
pledge, (Which declares against the po
htical support of any man who indulgel
| in, or countenances the use of liquor.
They therefore talk Of running Rev. ]
B. Mann, Of New Castle, as the temper
ance candidate for Congress.
CANDIDATES FOR ASSESSOR.
= Chas. H. Bedford, Jacob Butz, VIM
H. Quinn, Lewis Mccall, Daniel urn.
| and Henry Bradley are candidates TO
County Assessor for the Southern dis
trict of Wilmington. No candidates ar
yet announced for the Northern district
| The time for holding the nomination
will be fixed by the Democratic Associa
| tion, at the meeting tomorrow evening
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SECOND EDITION.
From Sussex County,
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY-THE VIM
sTORM-POLITICAL.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY-THE WIND
sToRM-PoLITICAL.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
MILLsBoRo, Del, Sept. Is, 1876.
On Friday night last some person or
persons tried TO get into the Depot house
at this place by boring through the back
door of the freight room. They succeed
ed in boring three holes through, and
commencing three others, when they be-
came frightened and stopped.
Yesterday the wind blew all day nearly
a hurricane. DR.. Jos. r. Layton's new
building, which was only raised the day
before, was blown down and sustained q
great deal of damage. The wind also
blew down about 20 shade trees in the
street, obstructing the same. This morn
ing the citizens are removing the OBJ
strllctions. The water in the river raised
about three feet above high water mark
Many trees in the woods are blowr
down, obstructing the public roads il
all direction. Fodder stacks are de
molished and the fodder scattered il
all directions. Such a wind we have no
had for several years. The telegraph
operator here cannot work the wires
which must be broken somewhere.
AS to politics, we have not got much t.
say. Our county ticket is not made ou
| yet, and the Convention is called for DC
tober 10th. Next Saturday is the Com
mittee Meeting day of each Hundred, an,
after that we will have something to say
We are for Tilden and Hendricks, square
and Dagsboro Hundred will send up
good report. Our State ticket nominated
on the 7th inst, is o. K, and will b.
elected by am increased majority. Mr.
Walcott's resolution just suits the peopl
down here. We can elect the Demo
cratic ticket without negro votes, and hop
Mr.. Walcott will always remember to pu
in the same resolution for all time t
come. MILLsBoRO.
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The Health Board.
REGULAR MEETING-NEw REGULAs
TIoNs PROPOSED IN REGARD TO THE
CLEANING OF CHasP0oJe

REGULAR MEETING-NEw REGULAs
TIoNs PROPOSED IN REGARD To THE
CLEANING OF CEssPooLs.
The Board ofiHealth met in regu.
lar session last evening, President Pal
NEE in the chair.
The committee to whom was refer.
red the petition of various night
seavengers, asking for licenses to clean
cesspools. recommended the granting
OF licenses to all respectable persons
applying for the same, on the pay
ment of 81 to the Clerk of Council
for the use of the city, and the render
ing o.. ..security in the sum of $500 for
the faithful performance of their duty
and for the indemnification of person
whose property then damage in their
operations. The report was adopted.
Mr.. Windish offered set of rules
to govern the cleansing of cesspools
in accordance with the above re.
port.
The rules make it lawful for. any
person to cleanse cesspools, provided
they procure licence from the Com
mittee on Contracts and Licenses.
All cesspools to be tn oroughly deodo.
rized before and during the. cleaning
operation. The cleaning to be done
with water tight carts or tanks, to be
inspected by committee of the
Board.
The Committee en- Contracts and
Licenses to be appoieted annually, anC
| shall have authority to grant licenses
to all responsible parties; provided
said parties name two bona fde sure
ties, each in-blank dollars; the en-
tire work to be done free of cost t.
the city. The parties contracting shal
have privilege to use any machine o
appliance they deem necessary. sub
ject to the approval of the Board
They may employ at their own ex
pense. as many persons as they ma
| deem necessary, and those persons eI
ployed, while engaged st their wor
shall wear badges, TO be furnished b
the Board at the expense OF person
procuring the license. And the con
| tractors shall be responsible for all dar
ages to prosperity, and for all n uisan
ces they may commit, and sh all b
liable to fine for every offence. The.
shall prepare scale of prices, whic
after approval by the Board, shall b
the established rates; and no highe
rates shall be charged except by
| special contract between the pas
| ties
Mr.. Windish moved the adoption {
| the rules.
Mr.. Thatcher opposed the immedi
ate adoption of the rules, as the pro
posals for cleansing cesspools ha'
been advertised for, and moved thei
reference to special committee
Adopted. Committee, Messrs. That
cher, Gawthrop and Windish.
Adjourned,
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NIishaps OF the Storm

A SERIOUS AccIDENT-A GOOD DUcKING.
During the storm, on Sunday after
noon, VIM. Welch, watchman at the
Herlan & Holingsworth Co.'s boat yard,
received severe blow on the head from
a board which the wind tore from the
roof of his watch house. He managed to
walk to mis- home, No. s Carpenter street
when he relapsed into a state of insensi-
bility, the blow having produced concus-
sion of the brain, He is still in an in
sensible condition, and no hopes Of his
recovery are at present entertained.
Yesterday afternoon two employees OF
their tools, which had been covered by
the flood. Being unskillful boatmen
they upset their craft, and received n
good ducking.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-19
Don't Hack, Hack, Cough, Ccugl

Cough is a symptom by which various
diseased conditions Of the throat, broni-
chal tubes and lungs manifest them
selves. But whether it arises from the
irritation produced in the throat and
larnynx by taking cold from an attack of
Bronchitis, from incipient Consumption,
or from various other causes; nothing
will allay it more speedily or cure it
more permanently than DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t does not
matter whether it be recent attack, or
lingering cough, the Discovery is in
either case equally well adapted for its
relief and permanent cure. In fact, it
will cure cough in one-half the time
necessary to cure it with any other medi-
cine, and it does it, not by drying it up,
but by removing the cause, subduing the
irritation, and healing the affected parts.
No time should lie lost in commencing
the use of proper medicine for the re-
lief of cough, for unless this course is
pursued, serious and dangerous disease
Of the lungs is liable to- result. Golden
Medical Discovery is sold by all dealers
| in medicines. It'd &w
The daily gazette., 1876-09-19
The Case Briefly Stated.
From the Seaford Citizen.

The first act of the new Republican
City Council after organizing, in order to
make plausible show of economy, but
really intended as rebuke to their Dem
ocratic predecessors, was to order a sus-
pension Of work on all public property,
and their action is sustained by the Re
publican press. To show the inconsist-
ency of such course we will mention
the fact that these same papers vigorously
assailed the Democrats because they did
not provide some means to ''relicve the
distress of the workingmen." An effort
was made in that direction by the Demo
Gratis, and it was straightway denounced
as a ring job; but they have stopped the
work altogether; the election is over
they have got into power, and the '.pool
| workingmen" may go to the Devil, for all
they care. "For ways that are dark" the
Wilmington Republicans are entitled te
the medal
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NOVEMBER TERN, 1876.
Ais. Sums Sier,
.LzN L.

VS.. Ais. Sums sier,
Catharine vantine. Libel ior Divorce.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ss.l
The State of Delaware.
To the Sheriff OF New Castle County, greeting;
Whereas, Joseph E. Vantlne by his petition
TO the Judges OF our Superior Court filed in
the office of the Prothonotary OF the said
Court, IN and for New Castle county, for the
cause Of complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the said petitioner and his
wife, one Catharine Vantine.
We therefore command you, as you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum-
mon Catharine Vantine SO that she be and
appear before the Judges of our said Supe-
rior Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twenty-sev-
enth day of November next, to answer the
allegations OF the said petition. and also to
show cause, il any she has, why decree oi
the marriage existing between her and the
said petitioner according to the act Of As.
sembiy in such cases made and provided
and also to do and receive what the said
| Court shall then and there consider concern
/ ing her In this behalf as the Court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provisions OF tht
said act of Assembly, and have you then ant
- Witness the Honorable JOSEPH
| I(SEAT,(P. Comegys. Esq, at New Castle
|lIN Jthe thirty-irst day OF May, A. D
| ~ b ~ eighteen hundred and seventy-six
| CHAS. BEASTEN,
i'sued August IA, 1876. Prothonotary.
| TIE above is a true copy of Ais. summon
No. =. to Nov. T. 1876, as above stated.
WIN. Ii. JAMESON, Sheriff
| August 3, 1e76.3md
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The Machine was Worn Out.

Why? Not because it was not well
built, but it was wrongly run, Thous-
ands of men who have run down long be-
fore their three-score and ten years are
accomplished, might have been renewed
into sprightliness and vim il they had
tried the well known PERUVIAN SYRUP,
which contains among its compounds the
Protoxide Of Iron. SO combined that it
assimilates with the blood aed invigor-
ates the whole system. This syrup has
proved effcacious in thousands Of cases,
and will do everybody good who uses it..
All druggists keep it.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-19
ESQ Fraser's Court.

John Folen of Christiana Hundred
brought suit separately against John
Young and Peter Quinn, for disorderly
conduct, but each case was dismissd. he
then charged them both with taking
some lumber belonging to him, which
hoated off during the Sunday afternoon
freshet, and using it in the construction
of bridge. On this charge they were
held in $50 each for appearances at Court
]. Guenther, for disorderly conduct
towards Jacob Hauser and for threaten
ing to burn Hauser's house, was ineG
six cents and costs, and held in 5000 bal
for appearance at Court.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE-sl,0 ,0CO saved and q home ac-
IN quired by paying . per month for nine
years and one month, is the experience of
many connected with the aid Loan Assoeia-
tion. which meets on
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Next. September Goth 1876, for payment OF
dues. Shares in sixth series for sale at par.
third payment due. Money to loan on first
and second mortgage. For full information
about taking shares and borrowing money,
call day or evening on
sepl9-lt GEO. c. MARIS, Sec'y,
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|roaie's mlracuious ure for Corns

fOdle's mlraculOus ure for COrns
} Engi.Eh remedy OF great popularity,
nJy.rg corns without pain.
e. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Lorner Sixth and Market street
Orthe Bath.
bl.n L,GsnQs, Bath Towels, Bath sponges
4 Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Pan Cloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF morse
Lee Q. tie same classat
E. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
lorner Sixth and Market streets
Fine Nail Scissors
FJeo Ld srglgnt, Nail Brushes, Hand
psnet, Nail Files, Nail PolisherB, etc, for
ply Z. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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REPA1Rs.-The roof of the Masonic
Temple is being Immediately repaired
with temporary felt roofing, over
which the new tin roof will be placed.
Finn s. Jeckson are doing the work.
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TRorrrNa.-The Wilmington Trot
ting Association propose to have tw.
days trotting, in this city, on October
11th and 18th. Some good step pee
will be brought out, and some fine
contest may be expected
The daily gazette., 1876-09-19

Police CoyBr.-W. Price, for t-ess-
pass, was fined 81. and costs.
Mary Jefferis, col, charged with steal
ing a waterproof cloak from Martha
Moore, col, was remanded for a further
hearing.
Two cases of drunkenness were fined
50 cents and costs each.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-19
.TEIcE OF THE DELAWARE RAIL

DOVER, DEL Sept. II, ISl6.
Bonds of the Delaware Baiiroad Co.
Due July I. 1878.
Notice J., hereby given to holders of out
standing Bonds of the Mortgage Loan" oi
thil Company, Nos. 297 and 42S for $1,000 each,
and Bond Of Guaranteed Loan, No. 596 fol
$500, due July l. 1875, that the same will be
paid on presentation at the office Of the Fl
deity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Co,
No. 329 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, the fis-
cal agent Of this company for the payment o.
said loans. NJ. HAYES,
sepl2. 2aw1m Treasurer.
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PEACHES.
MONDAYS SHIPMENTS.

ANOTHER VoTE.-A gentleman of this
city took vote in a car coming from
Philadelphia, with the following result:
Tilden 40; Hayes 7; undetermined 8.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. James Williams,
our Representative in Congress is in
town, to day, and will be present at
the Democratic meeting to night.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-19

NOTICE.-NEw SERIES! NEW SE-
has issued its sixth series: iirst % payment due
October 9th next, Already quite q number
of shares have been taken. Those who de-
sire shares in this prosL erous association will
seI9-tf GEORGE c. MARIS, Sec'ry.
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DLAcK CAsHMEREs.-Direct from the
D Importer. a full line Of Black Cash
ri Ia These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices thar we have offered for years. and We
rscnmr end II EN- for color and durability.
". 3. SHARP,
Fcurn ard MGrf'' strees
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Its Effect Doicn the Peninsula-S5O0o Dam
age at CrisfeLd
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s. 9as aartenbaus fallt ein.

Wsarianne lief mad einent 8aser, rudbtenb
9auline eiIiSft Toilette no9ts, roebet i9r
MbeLe baIf. SaIeIHsd IieB ii6 Don benz fIeis
men Saul, ber ibm i9neu iein 8ertrauen 9es
i5entt bate, ale feline S6ase on SpteIias
den 3eiSen.
8aultne iGrieb ben Namen @uSen RiebI
un6 bic @obnung bes @anbioaten in ibr Tas
idenbu6, uerI9IoB bas Acknowledgement,
bas ibr Der grecutor aus8ebdnoi8t bate,
1orofdItie in cine 8apierenueIoppe uno bes
belt bieIeIbe Der gi9erbeit rpe8en IN Der
San6. BUM Serrn Staatsonwalt Don Der
3inbe!" !" bebeutete iie benz Ruti9er, oIs fie
einfies.
Sic trof trob bes Gonntass ben Staatss
onwaIt su Saufe. Gr bate fi5 nit Der ibut
eioenen ener9iI9en Pflidttreue in cine f9wies
ri8e Qrbeit pertieft, bic II. ber 3erfreIun9 Der
8erftage ni9t 8eItn8en moIlte. go nn8ern
ct ft9 barin iebt ft0ren IieB, Bauline Stern
bic f6Sne SeIiebte feines Srennoes, mar tbm
Elm su intereHanter 8efub, int ibn auf bic
DienHftunben bes na9ften Cages pertrDfsn
gu Iafen.
st bate feinen grunb bic nnterbre9uns
,u betLaaen. gBas gauIine i'm. mittbeilte,
per1ebte i'm in bic gr6bte Spannan9, bic iid
nod fteieerte, aIs Re ibu bas TeEtamentscor'
pert iiberrei6te, befen Me9tbeit ct ni6t be-
3wsifeIn fonnte. uDas 1T Elm fofbatet
Sunb, tr,ein Trdnlein." fa8te er, bas Bopies
9leidIam in Der Sonb tpie8enb, ,ein fofbas
rer Sunb. gBir baben bas Tefament nod
nibt, aber mir finb ibm auf Der Spur. Sine
lInteriu9un8 it in Ausfi@t pie fte ft4 uer'
,pidter faum benfen Iabt. SD bin Sbneu
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fort an mid serpanbt baben; es tit bur9ous
nibt 9Ieia9GItig, mer in bieier rni6ti8en Sa'
DE bic erften @rmitteIunsen ma9t. Gnser
&iebL iasen Sic, Elm uerfommener Nteni9-
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NIT ben @rben-Sas Iabt fte1 ertIaren. Sat
bieIe grben freiIi9 ielbit = SaieIfod, Abel'
6aru,s = Bel ibrem 8roBen Snterene dl,
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Ntan bate aIIerbin8S SaieIfod felbt TN Ger
ba6t = er fann gefar9tet baben, ooeb al1
aunt unseh6rten 8enlB ber @rbi9aft 5u toni
men = uon ber Gn5eise 5u IaIiren oa I'D
auf grfenntIidteit re9nen lieb = uieIe'9
au9 SeinbIeIisfeiten in Der Samilie = NE
tann's ui1Ien? 9ie llnteril9nng rptro bal
DunfeI Iiiften. 0erIa1Ien Sic ii9 gang aa
mid, ,nein SrduIein; i9 Derbe NIT Der pol
len gner9ie, bic Hein lmt sefattet Die ga
de IeIbf in bic Sanb nebuen = fofort =
nod beute, uerIaifen Sic fi9 baraif. De
@raFen 5obsnbabI boffe i'd i9on morSen b.
Slid NIT ber poaenbeten Tbatia9e 1berro
id3sr su f0nuerl baB ber Gefamentsrdube
itd unter SaIoB unb 8iesel beflnoet."
81 belt 8ort. 9ta6oen er etn furae
aSrotofou aufsenomn,en bate. be9ab er t!
: rod5 ber goIisei, Ieste benz tiberrui9ten Pri
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8rGn6 eines S6IafwaS8ons. -
8wei 8srfonen mm8etOmmen nnb
uieLe ibmer perbr0nnt.-Bou8bfeepfte,
50, g., "a. SSebr. - Gin S9Lofmaggon auf
Set SarIem gab1 serietb IeBte 0adt unt
Nlitterna6t, nabe gBaainsfcrt 1T 8rano ino
Cert 8ifien, 8eFber beS SHERMAN SauIes in
Chicago unb iein Sebn fansen in ben SLANT
men ,ln,, Ser 8ug beifanb aus elmer 2ocoz
utotiDe, eii,en Gepddma89on, eiilent Pofos
eiernaggon itnb eirem Mogner' Iden ShIafs
woggon. @g befaaben iisb Sebn Baiia9iere in
benz S1Iafwasssnb rueIGer in Solge elmer
oebro6enen 69tene eutgleiife iiIo 00n1 cine
86I6un8 berabronenb, in Branb 8erietb.
6errn 8iiIeas Observation-Disclosures Sobn bes
fdnb ii6 in Der Mitte bes S6Lafiuag8ens.
Sein Batter 8eIanste in's Sreie, als er 0ber
bic GiIferufe ieines Sebnes b6rte, gitS er 5is
rad In ben S9Iafma88ou nno Bater nto
Sebn uerbranntea 90 lobe. Stan bat ibre
uertohlten Gebeine gefnnben. 5enh III teit
BerInR an NenI9enIeben Sa betLa9en, ober
ale lbrisen RoEa9iere erlitter inebr ober
ntinber erbebIid,e 8ronbmunoen. Sreensats
GuTDOp aus Gbica8o esIitt BranOw,anber ort
Ropfe iInb Ieine Srau on. @eIi9t. 9itterl
aus Sartforb, Connecticut, trug BerIebun9ets
bauon. Deibe gon6ufteure amf benz Wogeon
bIieben unuerfebrt. Sie 2ocomotiue fubr
finf WieiIsn nett no9 Mersten. Gin SER
aus WtentreoI ilnb Srau 9urt aus gbiIabeI.
pho iino Iet6t uerIest, ebenio Elm tlnbesonn.
tee aus @bieago. Sn be,n BaifaSiermaeeou
binter benz S6Iofwa8Son befan6en ii6 fiinf.
/ Sig 9er5enen, uon benen teine eiuaiae uerIes.
lip. 4rn. Biheu's 2eibe lag NIT ben ssilser
gum Senfer birass iino iein gRumpf mar au,
! @Ohle uerbran,st.
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6. Die gdlrediaafe.

@raf Mrtbur 6obenbabI bate feline, penn
,uan 10 fagen barf nffictele Wobnun8 IN e's
mem aroben SoteL, In rpeIdent in ber 3pstten
Gtaae fiir ibn 3wei 3inner ju oouernoem Ses
brauG eingeri1tet ,uaren. st bate es 10 am
bequemften Sefunben 5u elmer Se't, no er ahe
feline ssreiftmnben in benz bIbf6en Yartfras
benbauie BEL YauIine 3u3ubrinsen pfs8te uno
iiG bort eisentIt9 beiraIi6 flbIie. gr uobns
te bier ieinen 8erbaltniiIen an8emeflsn, obne
fir Dieneri6aft, @quipase ilno oer9let9en
Mufmanb MAIDEN at biirfen, Mno fano pets
cine erqui5ite Tafel eine @tase tiefer TN 9ro'
hen, brilliant eiageribteten Spetfei1al, oer
taalih bic feinfte @eienidaft non Sremben
unb @inbeiniiden auiau,tnenfabrte.
Die Gable b'bote war beretts autgeAobea.
I1norbentli9 nanben bic 5uriif8ei9obsnen
gtible um bas grobe Sufeiien non Tii9en
herurt, pon beaen bic &eIlner seI9aftig Eels
ier, NlefIer unb GabeIn, Weinflaf9en uno
Gerpietten obsurdumen besennet. Jtur auf
ber einen gde bebauptete nod eine tlesne
@e5eu1&aft pon bret 6erren ,inb elmer Dame
ibren Blab BET einsr Slafde gbampa8ner, bic
II, einem gisfabIer Fanb. Dte Dam1e tpar
iebr auifauenb friiirt uao sefleieet, batts itd
in BET unse3wunseniten Weiie IN ben Stnp'
suradselebnt, uno lieb ii9 bon ibrens yta6.
bar BON 3eit ,u 3eit pon bent feinen Deiieri
reiden, ,popon ii6 nod ret9li9e gefe au1
ben aeidI;ffenen @Iasf9erben befanoen, BIZ
unter einern boben Aufiab bon fiinftltbsr
BIumen maren. gs ,pas eine nebr rpe8er
ibrer S65nbeit, aIs ruesen ibrer Stimnae ss
prieIene Sanserin ber sroben Sper. ruel4e'
ber Baron YIantben, elmer ibrer gerebrer
fur bieien Sag Elm Diener an8eboten bate
Sic losirte ebenfaIls in. Sotel.
Die anberen Serren waren feline Srennos
gmf Grtbur 6obenblbI unb Staatsanpal
Dor Der 2inbe. Ser 2ettere, cine bobe, ct
mas iieife GeitaIt nit tangent ruenis benes
Iidem Geii6t, Briqe nit feiner Stableinfai
iuns iiber ben sewobnbeitsmdbis balbsefalot
ienen arauen Musen anb buntfarbisem Or
bsnsbanbe i'm 8nopFod bes i@warsen, ieb
ftramm fibenben Rods, tno9te faunt pierSil
Sabre alt .iein, bepabrte aber in allen feins'
Bemegumgen bic rubise Beoadtisfeit ei,el
pieI 6Iteren Wannes.