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RUBENSTEIN.

1t said by the keepers at the Jail that the friends
of Rubenstcin have, within the past week, made
several Intellectual efforts TO convey poison to him by
means of presents of various kinds and by letters
On Tuesday letter written in Hebrew characters,
containing vial Of coored liquid sent TO his adj
dress II destroyed by the Jaer. Another inter-
ceptcd communication recommended Pesach an easy
way cheat the gallows by committing suicide. IL
suggested that he should place his fingers under his
tongue and press the latter back into the thorax that
would produce stranpulation IN q few minutes.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett
A JEALOUS SON OF AFRICA.


On the night Of the 10th OF January last Ambrose
Rudiment, a coored waiter, forty-egh, years old en-
poyed tho Spanish hotel No 2l East Fourth street.
called at 219 Wooster street upon a coneecolored dam
sci with whom he had been spending all his leisure
time for two years He found his fame conversng
with West Indian named Philip Romaro and soon
after Rudmenti's entrance she informed him that sho
would keep his company longer, as she was about
to marry Romaro. In paroxysm OF rage the Jealous
negro rushed upon his whllom mistress threw back
her heal and attempted 20 cut her throat a clasp
knife He succeeded in making several serious wounds
upon the girl and upon her companion who inerfered
10 her The wounded pair rushed into the street.
and, finding officer procured the arrest Of the
fortunate darkey He tried before the Recorder
yesterday and admitted the cutting but said II
done IN sclf-dciencc, a the pair had attempted TO
knock HIM down with their chairs The jury did not
believe his story, and, being found guilty, nc
fenced to Eve years in State Prison.
FLOATING THROUGH WATER STREET.
Michael Mclaughlin, of No. 22l Mott street, was ar
complainant ives John Nally, seaman who halls from
Portland, Me- He stated that while he was walking
through Water street at two O'Clock on the morning OF
February % he stopped by Mclaughlin, who
seized him by the beard pointed pistol at his head,
and crying ou-"Now, Jack, let's stS what you have
got about you" and robbed him OF s.. The accused
brought Several witnesses TO prove his good character
for honesty lie that he had nothing TO do with
robbing the sailor. The policeman who made the ar
rest testified that Naly qrsI said be could not Identity
Mclaughlin. Assistant District Attorney Bell with
drew the prosecution declaring there vas no evidence
TO convict the prisoner and the latter 80 discharged
VARIOUS PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Edward Mahen Of No. p East Houston street. was
seen, the niSht OF February "a coming up through
the cellar grating Of the premises No Chatham
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


Prizes VS.. Cohen-I denied tho motion previously
made for a after full hearing and after care
fully examining the afndayits submitted AS the case
Is so doubtful and the apr ointment OF receiver might
work great injury to the defendant feel constrained
10 deny this motion also The motion may be rem
dered on other and further papers
Appiavius VS. Waber.-The case made by the plain
ts complaint and aflidavits vs. entirely and
thrown by the answer and adavits OF defendants and
on familiar principles the injunction must be denied
with costs OF motion.
Huebner VS.. Roosevelt-The affidavit seems TO me
10 be sufficient. All that the statute requires that
the applicant should state his affidavit that he is
party TO a suit actually pending in OF record
and that the testimony OF any witness without this
State Is material and necessary 10 the prosecution
defence OF said suit. The affidavit here contains the
title of the suit which Is in this Court and states that
the alant is plaintiff that the action Is at and
that the testimony &c, is material The the
9th How, 800, has not been followed in this Conrt.
SUPREME COURT -cmcUrT-PABT 2.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Hatten vs. Hatten.-hemorandum.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUTT--PAR 3.
BY Judge Larremore.
Humo VS. The Mayor, &c-Five per cent allowance
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge scdgwick.
SpOfford ct al Texas Land Company.-Plaintiffs'
attorney will engross the proceedings &C. for signing
Rodman ct al vs. Barretto-Motion denied; $40
costs to abide event
Russ Hauselt.-Notions granted
Archer VS. Oceanic Steam Navigation Company (lim-
ltedl-Moton granted Win $lO costs 10 ABIDE event.
Memorandum.
Clafn ct al. vs. Meyer.-Motion denied without
costs Memorandum.
Birnly vs. Palmer ct al-hoton granted with $40
costs Memorandum.
Leonard VS. wdc-Motion denied; $40 costs to
abide event
Cooper ct al vs. Platt-Motion granted, to be en-
tered upon notice.
Constantine VS. Rapp.-Demurrer overruled
Schuck vs.. Ferguson ct al.-The plaintiff is entitled
TO costs; the defendant Ferguson to single bill OF
costs. As to the latter the costs should be Offset and
exclusively inserted in judgment
Tying Marsh ct aL-Moton denied, with $40 costs
Memorandum.
Haven Daily ct al Kirk VS.. Mercantile Mutual
Insurance Company; Cary VS.. Bates; Young Va Far
ley ct al Morris Smith; Rodgers ct al Kamak;
Mount ct a. VS.. Jonas ct al-Motons granted.
BY Chief Justice Mcneil
Whitney Arms Company VS. Barlow, &c.-Case and
amondmonts settled.
wehlo VS. Conner, &c-Proposod amendments dis
allowed case settled
Seaman VS.. McReynolds, &c.-verdlct to be reduced
TO costs in Court Of Appeals and interest Opinion.
Gentl vs. Brennan, &c-Motion for trial de-
MED Opinion.
Godilot VS.. Hazard ct al-Judgment settled and en-
tered
COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Robinson.
Stevens VS.. Brennan.-Moton 10 serve supplemental
complaint granted
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THE THIRD AVENUE BANK.

The case OF william A. Darling, the Appraiser OF the
Port and Spencer K Green, charged with perjury IN
swearing that the assets Of the Third Avenue Savings
Bank were greatly Of its liabilities, came up
for examination before Justice Duffy at the rombs Po
lice Court yesterday afternoon. Tho defendants ae
companed BY their counsel, ex Judge Dtenhoeier, A.
wakeman and Robert E. Sewen, were present Al
three O'Clock Justice Dufy informed counsel that ne
was ready TO proceed
M nSnansld the hank accountant rose aad said
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fered nJusucA Tnere were hteen ndIct-
meats hanging over him. He had seen how
turies had been swayed and how courts had decided
He, an old man, feeble IN health-wrongully impris-
oned once, and liable to be rongfnlly imprisoned
again, lied for his life, not to escape the haiter-not
believe that he purposed assassination but TO escape
Imprisonment, which, struggle he might get new
trials and justice In courts above he might was
likely TO last for the few remaining years Of his lie
DO you know what he was tried for what he was con-
Nlcted oil, what he was sentenced !ori You probably
suppose that he convicted OF stealing the Of
the county Not ALL He was convicted OF neglect
ing to audit these bills.
WITNESSES AGAINST TWEED
In this branch OF his opening address Mr. Field was
particularly severe Speaking OF Garvey he asks the
jury 10 bear IN mind that Garvey from that race
across the sea who believe that wnen man becomes
an nformer he IS sunk TO the lowest depths OF dcgrada
uon; that he Is far worse than thief or murderer
Bear IN mind that be has passed the Rubicon that no
decent man Except perhaps the Attorney General OF
1917 who he says Is of his best fronds will take
hn by the hand and that he prepared TO swear 10
anything and remember too that lngcrsoll has felt
the iron fetters OF the prison sink into his soui and
speaks with the vision OF dark and gloomy cell before
his minds eyo
EXTENT or TwEED's LIABILITY
Considerable time given 10 the discussion OF the
subject OF Twoeds liability. IL was insisted that II
50, 0O0 COO 20 speak round numbers, can be col
lected from Connolly, 1000 0C0 from Wasons estate,
and So 900 900 from Woodward, and the same amount
from Ingersol and nom Garvey, and from Keyser and
from Miller and from Tweed, the taxpayers might
really regard these frauds blessings and our
ncipal debt would soon be paid of He gives the
tent of all the frauds perpetrated by the Ring
nection with the new Court House as S63l2, 000 He
says that most or them real persons or firms,
though three or four are ctions of the ingenious In
A.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
THE AGED sWINDLER.

August Zaab, alias DR.. SUISSE, alias August swoe,
arraigned yesterday complaint Of Dora GraG No.
80 Rose street. whom he swindled out of $500 under
preence Of marrying her When arragned to plead to
the charge the aged swinder added another his long
list of names giving his name this time otto Smith,
of East Tenth street He held in So 600 bail TO
ewer the charge. Miss Graf also held IN $500 bail
to appear as a witness against him.
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THE LOTTERY LAW.

Detective o'Connor, of the Eleventh precinct, ar
rested John Schntzer for keeping lottery Office at
No 5 avenue D. The prisoner held in 81, 900 bail
10 answer on Tuesday Detective O'Connor entered
the same place for the purpose Of making an arrest
but being recognized he was locked In and roughly
handled he succeeded however in cficcting his es-
cape and yesterday arrested the proprietor Schnitzer
xrtf IA thu above result
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F1FTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.


RELIGIOUS QUARREL
On Tuesday night Thomas Carr, OF No. 232 East
Twenty-eghth street, and James Walsh, Of No. 81
Elizabeth street. attended the Moody and Sankey re-
vval at the Hippodrome When tho meeting had ad-
journed they went to a neghborng liquor store and
discussed several hot whskeys the religious views
OF MI Moody and his manner Of converting sinners
Being OF different persuasons and excited by their
heavy potatons the discussion soon led TO blows and
when policeman appeared ON the scene they were en-
gagged IN rough and tumble fight on the sidewalk.
They were sent TO prison for ten days
WHAT WOMAN HAD IN HER BREAST.
Rose Curley, or No Prince street, found in a
nt 10 Third avenue Tuesday night and was conveyed
10 the Twenty first precinct station house by Officer
Smith On Dcng searched Spanish stiletlo found
in her bosom AT tins court she explained that she had
taken from her brother, fearing that he might make
some bad use Of It, and her intention had been to de-
stroy IT. She was not intoxicated, the officer said and
her appearance being that Of moro than ordinarily
respectable young woman she was discharged The
Court retained the weapon
GOING FOR HOTEL.
John Reilly. James Nolan and Thomas MCGUIRE, all
under the Of twenty years. found yesterday in
the vacant house No. l49 East Eighteenth street,
owned by Rutherford Stuyvesant but at present unoc.
cupled. They arrested by Officer Breen, Of the
Eighteenth precinct a charge of attempted bur-
gary, the supposon being that they intended to rob
the hotel next door, which is also unoccupied except
by a care-taker. They were remanded for examna-
ton
THE PERCENTAGE BUSINESS
Inspector Thorne called at tho Court yesterday and
MADE inquiry into the report published in yesterdays
HERALD concerning the irregular practices alleged
against tho police squad of this Court In justice to
Sergeant Hicks be stated that since he has been
attached to this Court he has all his power TO
make his subordinates keep clear records and il was
thought that he had succeeded until this affair
to light The percentage business had, however been
in operation before he TO the Court, and was
more than could be expected nat he should be able
cope with 1t successfully In so short time The IN
spcctor has placed the matter before the Police Com
mssoners aud he says that he Will resign break up
this business 1t is great evil because II not the
lawyers who suffer, but their clients who have to pay
double fees to enable the lawyers the de-
mands OF corrupt policemen. The whole OF the squad
is not corrupt however for there some honorable
exceptions
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASEs.

BY Judge Robinson.
Stevens VS.. Brennan. 10 serve supplemental
complaint granted.
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[CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
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DISEASES OF MEN.


The Importance Of the healthiness OF the
system canna, be overestimated its power life
and death and the direct bearing which II has
its qualities and its the Importance of its healthu
Its moderate the danger of overtaxnR it,
IN mental investigation and research: whether by tho
absorbing attention TO the conduct of comp
Gated and by the excess
indulgence OF the appetites and propeuses OF tho
All these subjects consider
also the knowledge Of what Is moderation what excess
seeking advice irum who. long Of
has devoted his whole time attention study
port 10 accurately determine the diseased
condtnns their nature and origin whether arising
ron the want OF exercise its rrcgarty and who
from his and practice has learned discover
the arrangement and promptly apply the remedy.
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after The truth
common TO me inexperienced aud annoying :" the
tent who. naturally. know without delay
what u the matter the extent ~ the cersngcent
probabilities OF recupcration and the time required
striking example the vslue of experience and prncti
cal obserNaon well the usefulness
plcaton Of suitable remedies Is found in the impartial
tons only home that prnpor-
ton 81 those who suffer from mental disturbance and abo
tresment within year after the nrst hay.
the nteecu or the BRAN mas become cx-
haustd by intense mental appcatou depdving II Of the
thought N only its strength
systematic methods. II Is precisely in every other
whether Of appetite propensity zach
requiring different remedy for it recuperaton and different
for bringing hcni up from their overworkcd
hausted conditions The this branch
practice scarcely be overstsd for Il reaches
thc perpctuaon Of family names the securing Of hereditary
titles retention of estates in the family
From long and large experience ~ this direction have
been able 10 by my the apprcci-
certainly communicate much cultivated minds
with practical experience in what
and tho recovering their powers BRAIN
sppstie. propensity or passion
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4 -toK SALE CHEAP. FIvE 4oRsEs: SUITABLE
boveyv. rear.
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A MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER AUCTIONEER.
n. VIII be sold positively without "Wednesday
May IA, ut IL o'clock. at BARKER 4 SONS city
auction and New York Tattsrsa Of Broadway
and 39th the famous brown Trottiug edng. BROWN
PRINCE. formerly the property OF the late EDWARD
JONES' Is 5h high. fcacd 1867. has record Of 3D. 10
tn before and CAN BEAT 30 now
and will trot CLOSE TO = 10 before fall: is
equailed for gentlcman's road Is or tho
MONEYED TRACK HORSES In America and Is warranted
sound and kind. Can be seen ut the Mart.
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LrLEETwoOD TRACK. m !
TUESDAY May l6 l07a
Great Running vi <sch against siese.
The longest race asd largest state svsk run Sos
40 miles In IS bonrA
Thirty California plustt0x har~os to b useA
and tc ride she entire oisean0o.
Race Go commsncs - A. y.
Admission to the track, 81.
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A -RUCNAWAis. BuGGIEs, PARK AND PONY
"A. Phacfcns Depot Wagons. Ac reliable work; pncss
must give Satisfaction John MOORE 57wssren e.
A LADY HAVING LOST HER PONY. WILL SELL
"A her Ph.eson and Harness very low ovner No. I'D
Lat f7th u.
4 BARGAIN. a BLACK HORSE I5x HANDS
n high: sound kind and true warranted to pace In
40; also Burgy and Harness all brat class. Prvsts
stable ~ East i2th 81
A ONE LANDAU. ONE JLARESCE, ONE cOuPKs
"A. Victoria and Park Phaeton, all nearly new
sale cheap the leaving the city To bs sesn
NJ McCuKLkY's 100 East i3sh -. near 4th sv
81 LIBERTY ST.-TuNIs JOHNSON
N Offering alafgc aud choice assortment OF light
summer sheets, Blankets. Robes isrnsss As q Whips
Hing at I'll 5 Princess check Horse blankets - 80
sold last year ~ 90 Best spy rubber Hose sc per foot
4 -fOR SALE. WINK TEAM or BAY HORSES i5k
IA hands high dsyears old NO white very stylish
rantcd seuuI aud kind. No. 8 West 18th g.
4 10 BUSINESS WAGONS $50 TO sl75. FOR Xxx
N. prex> butchers bakers milk depot package
Horng -
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-OxE VERY SMALL HANDSOME PONY. FOR
IA. children well broken saddle To se seen
~ la 81 q ns
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".
Iatessaeon. $50 and SlOo ia gold: tickets
reasonable terms Stcerage $5A
Saloon. statcrooms sr,oking and bath placed
amidshps where the noise aud motion least aorag
degree Of eo,nfort hitherto unattainahle ~ sea
For Inspection plans and other information apply at the
companys office. 81 Broadway, New forS >,r,.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DAxAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC
PoHTs. via isshmus Of Panama
Sa'ng 1Tom sier 10 North Hisss x.v u
Tor Aspnwsii connecting via Panama Rsroad at ransms
: with first class steamships for ports above
FOR freight VI passage apply to - crvnp On
No Bowling 0reen
sy1,OR NASSAU. y. IRREGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
MURRAY. fEaRis CO.. 81 south sI
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships Will saii az r. " from
COLLMnrs Thnrsdsy. May ~
for freight aud passage having unsurpassed
xcKELLMk LuLIsa co. & 1ss"s. % IL "inss i.ssss c''A
IN (. steamers leave pier No, North River st ) r u
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY % ............... Tuesday, Nay y
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via Via nsyAna r,cg,sso c.mpsse'y Tusp.r and Tswpeo;
'' T. sIE2SSDEE ESPs ss6Ss. 81 and IS Bro.aw.y
steamers viii New Orleans \ hay - and June iS ior
Vera Cruz and all the above ports n
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for freight Or psss.ss apply 70 CLARK 1 sExxxx. d
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO orLoRIDA-wEEKiY LINZ
~ 20 Port Roysi : q vsrnsnd,n. PA bruns~isk
dsy Nsy a. Il > r X, Tor vsnsndina and Pors Royai
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, 1876-05-06

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enttpifelt, 70 oab BON bort iebt pobl ebenlo
piel Sani1e in ben Sanoel fomnlt, mte bon
Wertfo. Der &0rper, iueldlem Die 8anlae
.por3u9Srpeiie ben @eIhmaG 1ttb baber an6
ben Nertb peroanft, nurbe anfangs fir Seus
soeidure, ipater fir l3lmmtidure, enolth fir
&umarin, Der riefenbe &0rper beS 8albs
meifters .unb Der Sonfabobne, ..gebalten, bis
erfanrt puroe, oaB er Gin el~geltbitmlt1er
Stofi 1T, ben man ben Jtamen Sanllin, auh
Sauileldure CAB, berielbe &0rper, Der bdufi9
auf Der Sberfldhe Der 8aniue in fei1en 0tas
oeln frpitaltiirt lit. Suite YaniQeiortell ent'
balten II bis % Yro5ent Sani1ln. Oie refine
Sub1tanS, baS Sanillin, lit MN i'm lebten
Sabr in ben Sanoel gffommer, es mar aber
ntbt aus Saniue ausgeSo9en, mas idon
oaraus berporgebt, baB eS btllger angebotcn
mar, als Der &antuin9ebalt in Der Ganlae
besablt plro; aber troboem 1T es thinner nod
mebr oils boppelt 10 tbeuer pie Sob. 0leieS
8anlnin miro 4. y. in Sbismlnoen, III Gbiis
riusen aus Dem Safte Don ytaoelb6lSeru ge'
mounert, in benz Elm eieentbimli6er &0rper,
oas @oniferin iih %befiubet. 3iemann uuo
Saarmann fanoen, baB iidl oieleS @oniferll
ourh Sr1oationsmittel in Sanllliu iiberfibs
rem la1le uno Saarnanu betreibt lebt Die @e,
wlnnung BON fiinitlifem Nanlllln ST. SolSs
mliloen in groberem OtaBitabe. Ser loft.
bare Stoff fommt iomobl rein, alS nit j3uder
perrieben in ben Sanoel Ain el1er Serbitn'
nung, entipredeno benz %autninsebalt BET
Saulue. 9as Saniliu bat einen perbdlt,
ntBm6Big ibwaden @eruh, melt i6wGhel
oils Die Sanile, Die nod Elm I6arf ried)euoes
Del entbdlt !; eine 2Diung Doh reitem So.
nilin idmedt aber feiner ais Elm Aussus uor
| gSuuile.
, 1876-05-06
0anille u nbfnnftli6es NaniIin,

Ourn DIE 9ldr5enoen Gntoedungeu I'M
@eblete Der Sbemie meroen istt mande
Stofie, bic ieitber aus ferneu Simmelsaeaens
ben beso9en murben, burf fiinltlid) beraes
ltelte 8orper erieet. gu bieien @ntoeduns
gen seIeute it'd in neuelter 3eit Die fiinltlide
Grseu9ung bes 70 beliebteu uno foItbaren
aromaS Der 8aniue. Die 0eimatb Der Sas
nile 1T Dierito, noe ite id)on 1919 bic Spa,
nler bel Groberung befielben oils 3uiat our
&bocolaoe i'll Inmenouns fanoen. gtod bente
tomnlt bic 9ei6detelte Ganille BON bort, mo-
le III ben feuhtwarmen Gropenmdloern Don
SerasSrus, EabascD uno Saraca gum Ebeil
Nib mddst, gum Gbeil bon Snoiarern tulti.
Dirt wtro. Die YhauSe ~flettert, Dem @pbeu
9lelt, an benz Stamme Der Yaume empor,
trelbt SIitben, abnlih ben 2ilien uno ytar.
CITIZEN, uno bic aus ibuen fid entmidelnoe
&arielfru4t 1T bic Sauile. Bei Der Haniae
1T, mie bel allen Srdibeen, Su oeneu ie ae.
bort, bic Vefruhtnn9 iehr erlbmert ; nit
@ntoefuns Der tinitlihen Sefru1tung mar
es mOslid, bic PRODUCTION Der Tanile
beoeuteno 81 fteisern unb uamentlid iie an
anoere Srte gu iibertragen. DIE Souanber
pflanSten fe anf SABA, bic SranSoIen auf
Bourbon. Snieln BON dbnlifen flimatiiden
Serbaltnliien wie MerifO. Die &nltur Don
, 1876-05-06
Sas Gnbe Der M~eeieruns Stcin.
bearers in Samca.

Der io%senannte Colonel" Steinberaer
war i'm Dtar3 1865 auf Der Ser. Staaten
Gorpette n2uScorara" in Samoa eiuaes
troffen nno bon benz &rie9sidiff NIT allen
mllitdrlihen @bren gelanbet iporben. ST
bradte einise &anouen uno @epebre OILS Sc.
ldlente bes Yraioenten Der Ser. Staaten
NIT. nnb Der aapitan oes &riessidiffcs los
ben 9duptlingen einen Srief ces Yrdltoenten
Grant Dor, in weIdem Steinberser oils Die
pafienoe Yerion empfoblen muros. nm Die
8esieruus gu oronen, inter Dem Sduee Der
Ser. Staaten. Die vTuscarora" btieb 3tpei
Nionate oaielblt uno wdbrenb bieier 3eit nor
9aniiirte" 9teinberger bic &esierun9, inbem
sr betimmte, ouB ieoer SduptIina alb.
ipsdielno Elm Sahr Sberbaupt, wdbrenb
Steinberser lebensldusli1er Yremier.Mi.
niiter, obne beiieu llnterfbrift nidts seideben
tonnte, iein iolte. Steinber9er lieB barauf
a la @rant cine Gn3ahl gutter Sreunbe BON
ben Ser. Staaten fommen unb CAB ibnen
&es erunasdmter. Die Sarmonie wuroe lie.
bod balb seli0rt. ole oieie speifelbaften Sent.