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DEATHS.

Died. on Sunday, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, WILLIAM
RUTHERFOoRD, DR., in the twenty-hfth year Of
The funeral Will take place from Moore Memorial
church THIS (TuesdayJ MORNING at II O'CLOCK K.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend
Died, suddenly, at Lessland, Orange county, Va,
%s is SsfpssF 81 Il Ssas
ton; aged seventy-stx years.
Died. in Hanover county, on the 18th instant, at
sSs ana ~ rs aed ana Sn enid
its parents THIS Tuesday, EVENING at2 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are Invited TO attend.
A. II. on Monday the 9Th Instant, Mrs. sUFFRo-
MIA ANN, wife of Mr.. John W. Padgett, IN the
forty-seyenth year Of her age. -.
thodist church at II O'Clock TO-DAY, the 18th.
Died, on the morning Of the j 1th, et az o'clock,
ANNIE CORA, only daughter Of PHILIP a. and Md j.
a. Wright; aged three years and one month.
She was frail aud tender flower,
y. Too sweet and fair for earth, ia k,.5ssz
~! And God recalled her 70 those bowers
M Where lovely things have birth.
OH grieye no more that ANNIE died,
Sad hearts that loved her go;
Although you miss her from yonr side
Died, Monday the 18th. st half-past ] o'clock, OF
sf-1nne and The late Robert Hotze; aged twenty
two months, fjs.i gSt.s:ts AL B ss
81 i5 Forget thee, o !! 'tis bitter word 5
would It we're unsaid. ~.
F0rgetfnlness is not for thee, ~ Sgs5
s But with the silent dead. st,Sas
fist church THIS Tuesday EVENING ata O'Clock.
The friends and acquain OF the family ere re-
lapectfuily tedlo attend.
Baltimore papers please copy. ~ .y::s Z = q
Died, November +; 1876 az 1880 atser g
- @ ys g nss Grace church
sssh Ia asssb wv IS
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New Hampshire elects three members next
spring. The present delegation consists OF
two Democrats and one Republican. The
next will probably consist Of two Republi-
cans and one Democrat. In.that event the
House will consist OF 149 Democrats and
146 Republicans.
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Yesterdays Washington Gkroricle and
Republican continued to claim the three
disputed States OF the South for HAYES.
Both papers are as offensive as usual and as
hoastfuI as ever. Il; SIX ,;.s5 ESD .a;
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A Sign.

We acknowledge that we perceive sign
81 the working Of public opinion in Cincin-
natl; and we hear from pretty good au-
thority that in Philadelphia eyen-that most
bigoted and ayariclous Of cities-Republi-
cans are for settlement OF the presidential
question by bowling to the will Of the ma
iority OF the people, and putting TILDEN in
the presidential chair. They confess that to
put in HAYES at this day, in spite Of the inn
mense popular majority against him, would
be nm outrage that would do damage to all
interests, and complicate the troubles Of the
land. People everywhere are jealous Of
their business interests; and nowhere are
they more jealous than in Philadelphia. We
are not surprised at the alarm there-the
more especially since the Centennial has in
creased the capital Of that city so largely.
From Cincinnati the Commercial OF that
city is in the |" indicative mood" That pa
per was one OF the most reckless and ran
corous OF all the Radical newspapers in its
imputations and calumnies regarding the
South. In.the local department Of that pa
per OF Saturday we find the following:
VIEWS OF THE PEOPLE.
The views OF the people OF this city on
the political situation now are an interest
lng study. There is class Of Republicans
70 whom 1t would be great relief TO hear.
OF the election OF Tilden and Hendricks by
majority OF three, rather than to hear OF
she election OF Hayes and Wheeler by ma
4 5ogHy OF merely one. These are men who
& ~ III MOI allow party feeling or betting sjt,1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

SOUTH CAROLINA.-Tbe South Carolina
canvassers are now in session, but the Off
cial vote will not be declared until Thurs
day next, upon which day they are required
by law to declare the result.-Baltimore
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T S1FOR 100000 LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS for ladies and gentlemen will be sold
Of about half price. These HANDkERCHIEFS are
subject to slight imperfection but not sufficient to
injire them. LEVY BROTHERS.
Bargain. in UNDERGRADUATES. no IA
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Note from Governor walker.

RICHMOND, November 10, 1876.
Editors Dispatch The I" enabling act I"
for the admission OF Colorado was passed
by the Forty-third Congress, and became
law on March 8, 1875; and the Forty
fourth 1.-THE present) Congress is in no wise re-
sponsible for the creation and admission Of
that State. Very respectfully,
q. G. WALKER. +.
We were well aware that the enabling act
was passed by the Forty-third Congress.
Nevertheless our impression still is that the
present Congress passed an appropriation
bill, or some other bill, in the absence Of
which that State could not have voted for
President. @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

NE soc. FOR 40c.-Elegant EMPRESS
CLoTHS-the best dark shades at 40c. per yard
worth soc.
Elegant CACHEMIRES in all Of the new shades
at greatly reduced prices. no IA
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n s1.s5 FOR 81.

Extra superane INGRAM CARPETS at 81 per
yard worth S1.25; s..i w
INGRAM CARPETS at 40, so, go, and 75c. per
yard;
HEMP CARPET at 20 and 25c. per yard;
.sTAIR-CARPET at Is, 80, 40, and SOC. per yard;
COTTAGE and LIST CARPETS very cheap;
on-CLoTHs, two yards wide. at 75c. yard;
oIL-cLoTH RUGS at so, $780,, s1.25, and $3.50;
RUGS in endless variety at lower prices than ever
known;
COCOA MATS in all sizes-some extra large for
public buildings;
wINDOW-sHADEs at prices to suit everybody;
HASSOCKS,
CORNICES,
STAIR-RODS, $40
CURTAIN-LOOPs, &C., Mt
LEVY BROTHERS..
Great bargains In ga, 6.4, 81, Ga, and 1O-4
UTICA sHEETINGS. Prices lower than ever
known. ITO AZ
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FLoR1DA.-It will not be possible to OBJ
tain the official vote in Florida before Tues
day night or Wednesday morning. The
Board Of Canvassers will meet on Tuesday,
and when the return Of that State shows
that Tilden has received clear majority it
is probable the desire Of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board to falsiiy the returns in that
State will be overcome. baltimore San,
18th. is-.i-5
Ne,o York, November 12.-The follow
ing gentlemen have consented to go to
Florida to be present at the counting OF the
votes in that State: Manton Marble, W. E.
Niblack, Senator William Eaton, George
w. B, Franklin, Of Connecticut; Hon. l..
O.. saltqnstall, Of Massachusetts; J. o. Brod-
head, OF MISSOURI, j. r. Reed, Sd. Town.
send, and Sellars, Of Pennsylvania.
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me- LOOK AT THIS!
GREAT AND GLORIOUS NEWS!

WILLIAM THALHDIER has been elected to sell
the CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., In
the city. Give him call, and be convinced Of the
fact.
1000 pieces Of PLAIN, PLAID, BROCADED, and
STRIPED DRESS GOODS at astonishiugly
low prices;
400 pieces BLACK ALPACAS from zoe. to 81
the cheapest ever shown in the city;
SO pieces BLACK CACHEMIRES, MERLNOS,
&c. very low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

The largest stock of LADIES' CLOAKs, SHAWLS,
SKIRTS, BALMORALS, at the very lowest
prices solicit call on these goods before pur-
chasing. --s.!.l.ss. @.- ~
BLANKETS, BLANKETS! QUILTS, QUILTS
cent. in order to make sales and give bargain.
Call early and secure cheap Blanket.
LADIES', CHILDREN'S, and MEMS UNDER
SHIRTS-a large varIety-at prices to suit every
call particular attention to my line Of CASSI-
MEREs, TWEEDs, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE FLAN-
NELS, at such low prices that will astonish you.
Give me trial on these goods.
have Just opened thisweek very large line OF La
DIES and MISSES STRIPED and SOLID-CO-
LOR HOSE, GLOVES, HANDKERCH1EFS,
CORSETS, &C. Ask to see the 60c.-Corset
worth soc. .tst
SASH-RIBBONS and SCARFS-a great variety.
1000 pair KID GLOVES, just received, from soc.
$3.50; 1872
500 pair excellent wO-BUTToN KID GLOVES
at 75c. worth $1.25. ss4
have lots Of other goods, among which are HEMP
and INGRAM CARPETS, LADIES' and CHILL
DREN'S FURS, BUSTLEs, &C., at low prices.
/ have always on hand o large stock Of COTTON
SHEETINGS, BED-TIoKS, GINGHAMs, CAN
f5t-. TON FLANNELS, OALICOS, and lots Of other
goods. alys
Don't fail to call on WILLIAMTHALHIMER,6 COL
Broad street, for your DRY GOODS. nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

MT So FOR S5.--A pair Of those ele-
CANT III BED-BLANKETS at So worth SO, and
500 pair Of WHITE BED-BLANkETS from S2.3O
Also, fun assortment of CoLoRED BLANKETS
1fS Also, CRIB =" and pi C;RADLE-BLANKETs at all
prices at [no 14l LEVY BROTHERS..
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- 523 Broad street, between Fifth and SIM
ar LADIES, PREPARE
81 IF You PLEASE.
MONDAY WILL SOON COME AeAls.
DRIVE DULL CARES TO THE WINDS
AND SPEND YOUR NEXT Mos,pay
sYcLE BRoTHERs,,
THE POPULAR DRY-GooDs STORE
429 BROAD STREET.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS HAVE CONE
AT LAST.
$4,000 WORTH
DRY GOODS
BOUGHT AT THE LATE
NEW YORK AUCTION.
SO pieces BRocADE DRESS GOODS at zoe. 10
yard, never sold for less than 35c. per ward be.
fore;
so pieces more Of those DRESS GOODS at 12yc
worth 25c.;
200 pieces DRESS GOODS from csc. to 81 per ward
which Is certainly the largest and most completa
stock In the city.
Look at our 35c. KID-GLOvEs.
BLACK ALPACAsa at zoe. worth &c., at 25c. worth
SOC, ut SOC. worth $50, at 35c. worth Ace. a,
4oc. worth 5Oc., at soc. worth 60c., 4. COO.
worth CSC, at Csc. worth 75c., at 75c worth
S7kc. at S7Hc. worth 81, at 90c. worth sllO
per yard each. These are certainly the cheapes.
ALPACAS ever sold in Richmond.
Look at our Acc. CACHEsIIREs.
BLACK SILKS from 81 .25 up to So per yard. Look
at them.
Look at our stock of CORSETS from SOC. to $3.50.
Very cheap.
IRISH POPLINS at 75c. and 81 per yard worth
$1.25 and s1.5o per yard
Look at oar FURS.
A new stock of BUSTLES just opened.
COLORED SILKS in great variety, from sjc. 10
$3.50 per yard;
LADIES' UNDERwEAR-a most complete stock
just receired-extra cheap. Look at our AERl-
NO VESTS, two for 81.
We have complete stock Of GENTLEMEN's Me-
RENO SHIRTS at very low prices.
a handsome stock Of new styles OF BhLM0RAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS at a low margin.
BED-spREADs-a beautiful and complete stock Gu
hand.
We have large stock of HoRSE-BLANKETs,v very
cheap.
A large and complete assortment of BLANKETS. =.
$50 sets Of FURS from So per set to $50 per SET
the cheapest in the city.
HANDMADE sACQUES and HOODS for children
$50 pieces Of FLANNEL at 15c. worth 20c- Al
zoe. worth 25c., at csc. worth 30c, at SQc.
worth 35c., at 35c. worth Acc, at 4oc. worth
soc. The cheapest FLANNELS are at siCLE
BROTHERS..
Look at our CLOAKS.
800 pair of BLANKETS from sl.25 to sl5 per
pair.
Look at our "a BLANKETS.
$50 OF the latest styles of CLOKS from 50 10 40,
which is the handsomest and most complete STOCK
in the State of Virginia.
Look at our TOWELS at 12Hc.
CAssrs1EREs CAssIMERES CAssIMEREs!
CAssIMEREs from 1896, 40, As, 80, 60, 20, ss'
SIX, 9Oc., and 81 per yard, and up to " per
yard.
Look at our 75c. and Il per yard CASHMERE. !
special bargain.
so pieces CARPETS from lSc. to 1926 per yard.
Look at our handsome RUGS.
500 sHAWLs from 32c. to SO each.
Look at our TABLE-LINENS.
TAELE-LINENS and NAPKINS complete SOCK
LINEN NAPKINS at 75c. per dozen, and thousands
Of other goods too numerous to mention i0f
want Of space
Do not buy before looking at our stock.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
,a. No 429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Formerly Isaac and Julius Sycle. no
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~ So FOR $3.50.

MET CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!-
The largest and bestassortcd stock ever offered in
this city, manufactured for by five Of the largest
manufacturers In New York, which enables us to
offer such variety rs renders it unnecessary for
BUYERS to shop around LEVY BROTHERS.
The latest style BUSTLE and HOoP-SKIRTS.
mold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

sHgaIDAS aud BEAsT BUTLER at New Or
leans ssi!s s Ss,is
= The time Is ont of 5Dsnt, Oh. e,srsed spite.
That villains think II theirs to put it right. y
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~CHAMPAGNE.

MT CHAMPAGNE.
just landing direct from France,
ONE HUNDRED CASES CHAMPAGNE, NAPO-
LEON DRY VERZENAY,
and few cases PREMIERE SERRE: For sale by
-. n sa.s..a. ~ OSCAR CRANE,
no 13-1w No. IA Governor street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 9th Of November, by Rev.. George
!. Ray, Mr.. WILLIAM C.. SMITH and Miss
EoRGIANNA PATTERsoN; iall Of Richmond,
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nT YARD-WIDE PRINTED CAM
BRIcs, the finest manufactured, at only 1oc.
per yard, actual value 25c.; Z
DoUBLE-w1DTH CoLoRED and BLACK Al,
4 PACAs st 25c. worth 35c. per ward;
Genuine TURKISH BATH TOWELS at SO per
dozen worth So;
WHITE QUILTS at Soc, &c., 81, sl.25, and
$3.50, the cheapest ever seen;
The largest assortment OF sHAwLs ever shown in
this city. sis .s5s
no Ii LEVY BROTHERS.
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| Tho largest stock of LADIES' CLOAKS, sHAWLS,
SKIRTS, BALMORALS, at the very lowest
prices solicit call on these goods before pur-
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ney FEATHER 4 RI ming s IN
great variety.
woRsTEDnnd sILK;FRTNGEso OF thsiatest styles.
FUR TRIMMINGS; SILK CORDS and TAssELs;
BUTTONS Of the lasest styles; Il.
SILKS. sATrEs, YELouRs md vELVETs for
trimmings;
VELVET RIBBON, HERCULES and TITAN
BRAIDs at ~ sssss3s
no II LEVY BROTHERS..
, 1876-11-01
Oirgtnia Staats- Wgettf.


I'm /. War3 1874 bait. Der beutide &ron.
prin3 bic Miirbe beS Srbensmeifers Der
arosen 2anbesIoge in Berlin niebergelegt.
Mertipiiroiger @eiie pirb bic 4niprate,
Die er be, iene. @slesenbet sebalten, erft i,st
befannt. Sbmobl cine arg ueripdtete Neui9.
feit, if fe bod bon Snterefie, neil ie NIT
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maurerfreiien riidiidtlih Der 9eidihtliheu
6oriduneen iber bic rWerfe" bss Sroeus
perriht, in gewiHem Suiammenbange itebt.
Der sronpriut iasts: rWad beinate 14idb-
riser Gbatisteit ideibe Sd aus biefsr Stsl-
lung nit benz Sewubtiein, oana6 aefrebt an
haben, bas Bohl Der groBsn ganbesloae gu
f1roerr, unb benz @eflble, haB Dfeine BE.
firebungen nidt srfOl9los paren. Wfe.ne
Nnfidten babe Sd in Der 100lahr gen Subels
feier oargetbaH, bon Dfeinen Srfabrnngen
Mill Sd hente reben. Sc ldnser Sd Wftt
nit Sroensapgelegenbeiten beibdfttate, beto
rpeniger permOdte SD Wth Der Wabrneh'
mun9 3u peridIieBen, baB bic sro6s 2aubes.
Ioge cine 3abl BON Snmbol:n nno @ebrauz
den beitst, bic mic oaiIm iiberaiiiIs
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ten, bas fe bietcn, nift ideue ben idon
pieoerbolt getbanen Gnsipiuh al futeber'
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poufommen bienen. Sene Muhdufun9 bon
fpmboliiden Sormen 1T au belonosre 9es
tdlidtlide 8%erantanungen. bic bel Der au.
mdblihen gnttebung bes Srbens bon Gin.
fluB naren, 3urtid jufibren. 90 biefiir nue
nenige 3uuerldifge 8emeiie oorhanoen, er.
1dien es geboten, bas Ounfsl unierer Sroens.
9ejdi9te in elmer ben miienidaftl,hen Nu>
forberungen Der @egsnmart entipredenoen
8eiie ju liften au ueriubeu. Dieie Iufsabe
faut oils Yfidt ben boben @taosu gu, neil
fe i1 BET ben blosen Erabitionen nidt be.
rubigen biirfen. D,eie ueberlieferungen iinb
nidt ipertbloS, aber unseniiseno, um emit
ftanbene 3meifel Su bebeu. $50 iie nun go.
Der freien Torihuns ftb entsegenfenen uni
ieben 53peifel an ,brer 3uuerldiisteit OILS cir
1srseben branomarfsn, ba miiiien iie sera
be5u nadtbpilig mirten. Die 2o9e fann id
BON ben Mnforbsrungen Der Seit nibt FIRE
MAIDEN, unb barf eS UNI 10 %peniger, ba bE
Srben 2iht uno Wabrbeit als feline bodier
3iele preiif. Was elmer friiheren Denfpsii
berubigenbe Stherbeit bot, bdlt ben ,piieu
iGaftlihen NuforosrIngen Der i3eit gegeniibe
niht mebr Stanb. Darun1, nsben uole
Ndtun9 Dor Der TRADITION, aei9idtlid,
6oridung NIT allen Witteln, pslbe Die beu
tise 8iHenidait bistet."
, 1876-11-01
Die Mbftauttn,tm8 Oct GT.&aiieritt
GMgente.

Die y&orr. Sapas" beridtet: ,Sn Der
Observation-Disclosures fonnte man inter benz
&atisrreiAe niemals bas Speit. Salbiabr Der
vSaSette oes Sribunaur" oes Sabres 1881
Sur DurhI6t erbalten. Der @runo oasu
lag BARN, bab oieier 3hsiI Der @eridts sei.
tung unter Der 8ubrif .Nn8ldnbii1e Sribr.
male" elm Document entbielt, aus meiden
berror9ebt, oab Mme. Wontiio ME nebr
OILS sDei &inoer aus ibrer Che bate, cine
Sodter, bic, I'm alter BON 9 Wonater, i'm
Sabre 1928, NIB eineu Sobn, bes, fiinfsebn
Sabre alt, i'm Sabre 1927 ftarb, bab Serr ee
Wontlio ben 80. Sftober 1928 aefcsben 1T.
Die &aiierin @usen,e uber 1T am 5. Dtai
1926, tol9lth brsi Sabre mad benz Sooe hires
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bab es nur ourd fibue Sdlihung Der @ipll.
ltanbsacte 9elang, ben Sran5oien ben @lau.
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falider lrtunoen, Die i6on siemli6 alte
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Dofumente, aus welde itd bic seuannten
Sldtter b~srieien, iouen Dor etipa 40 :, abren
in Der s@uaette bes Sribunaur" ssfuuben
babsn, uuO eS wuroe binaugeiiist, Bog Die
betreffsnbe Drummer oteies Slattss ipdter.
oils @usenie auf ben 9brou selanste, aui
b0bersn Sefebl aus alien (?) @o1ectioner
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benz 3udtpoliseiserihts aur Serbannluns
selanSen, 100 Der SeWeis Der Wabrbeit nidt
s%eitattet it,"
, 1876-11-01
Gin aItes Settmn9sbIatt.

Sin Verllner Vlatt eridblt: y@8 mersen
fih geUtB nod Manhe oaran e1inncrn, ta6
bic 8inber bes Dor ettpa abt Sabren bier PEE.
fiorbenen 9auseisentblmers 3olsf 6. in Del.
idiebsnen 3eitangen elm Srdulein lllrite 6.
nno 6eren Sohn @uioo gu mteberbolteuma.
len auforberten, ith au meloen, nm bic
Summe BON 10000 3bulern, melde 6.
fur5 Dor ieinsm Gooe fir iie ausleete, in
@mpfans su nebmen. Gteie mieosrbolte
Iuforberuns btlbete oamals in ben betref
fsnoen Sretien bas Sases9elpra6, osnn man
glanbte aagemetn, obSlei6 &. oils elm ebren,
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iene ulrite unb osren Sobn in iebr uaben
Se3iehun9en 5u linn %ltinoen. 4dt
Sabre iinS isitbem boriiberseaauaen,
nod osren Sohn semsloet. &. bate
biele 10000 2baler nidt teitamentariId
fet9elett, %ionosrn nur ben @unlh aus9e.
iproden, oaB feline &inoer icnen Seiosn bi:
betre1enoe Sunnme ausSablsn iouten; iie
baben ben Wnni6 oes @aters ,niomsit er'
fii0t. baB ie oas @elb fir bic Beioen bis
iset ~reieruirt unO Gins auf GINS selest, 10
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fam er in idledte @sieuidaft, feline gerinse
Saarl4aft mar balo uufseSebrt uuo Der gut
mtthise, aber leiAtiinnise Mtenid bate lau.
sere d3e,t taft sebnnsert nno I'M Treien iibsr,
nahtet. als Der iunse Wann Dor einissn
Gasen i'm Srsisn ielne Morgen. s gillette
madte, lag Dor ibm elm ultes fat persllbtes
.3atungsblatt; er bebt es auf uno Die iettae.
crudten Wamen: vlllrite nab @uioo" ERE,
gen feline Anfmertiamfsit. gr priif. Gle
Stele genauer uno fanm bat er iene befanntr
4nforcerIns 9eleieu, eill er gu Der 6amilis
g., legt feline Yaptere Dor uno le9itimirt iid
oils Sohn iener ulrife 8. Die aufauenoe
Nebnlihfeit ces iuugeu photographer nit
benz oeritorbensn 6. ldBt bic 0amtlie ben
Sulammenhang abnen uno @uioo,
Der nod Dor etniaen Stunben oboahlos mar,
fam balo barauf IN ben Seiie zines fir feline
Serbaltni1e beoeutenoen S%ermS9sns."
, 1876-11-01
9etrOl enmtaueaem in aentialaus,

Nad Der Ssrtberun9 bes Or. Dtepn aus
ustsrien in Der Samburser NaturforIder.
Seriammlun9 birst OeuiitlanoS Sooen
unssbobene S1dse BON GrbDl. Dalielbe
fommt i'm IQertbal unb on psridieoenen
Stsaen in Der 0duebur9er Saioe Dor. Or.
Dispa sing BON Der Ssbauptuns aus,
Die Petroleumlpursu ieisn bier ar6Ber
als III Imerlfa. Die SauptOrte Iissen
in Der Nabe oes Alsrtbales all Der Subn,
Die Saanoper NIT Der @eier uerbiueet, Ito
n1entlib bel Serben. SH Wis3el (anosrtbalb
Wtstlsn bon Sele, am iiblt fen Gbeilt oss
Alsrtbales) fiRost man a1t bis sebn @ru.
hen, no oas Petroleum geuonnen wirb.
@sarbettet miro Iest nur in elmer @rube, oa
ote anosrn ooa Waiier Iuc. On bieler Stsae
1T Der Setrieb ipenlsitens 200 Sabre alt,
um Cheer, Nup;ba &C. ju sepinueu. BRO
feior 0artort bsreduet oas Quautum i'm
Yoosn, bas bort aufaeIdlonsn wuroe, auf
bunoert Ntiuionen &entner. 4ud 0nlid
bon Sur4bor' beim Oorte 9ennisien 1T idon
Dor %oreibunoert Sabren sin ur0lrer 8strisb
anf Petroleum I'M @an9e gepeisn. .gDir
t0nnsn", iust er, Dauf wtienidnftli9e
6orI4ungen 8eftust S6luGe parani
bauen, baB aud IN Der Hdbe BON
Samturs f4 sroBe g .troleum.G uelsn be.
%flnosn, Ole tsinsswess binter ben Omerituni.
, 1876-11-01
= @iue artiae 4uefoots er,dblt mar Gh

Cine artiss &uefoots er3ablt man fi9
bon etnem nambatt:n parier 6eutlle E.
toniften. 6. madte elmer iunseu Gdau.
ip!ele:tn fart ben Sof unb pflegte ih nit
Oerielben alabsnolid eAf Der Babue su
unterbalten. Wdbrsnb zines j3piidenncts
mar er gu ieiner an9ebetetea sstreten, pelde
ben naditsn Ict beginner 'oate unp bereits
auf Der Sdbue in e,nem Santsuil rubte, ben
8opf nahbenflth i'll Die pano sefiibt, pie es
TIRE Hole oorl9risb. 90 lebbaft NOR bic
unterrebuns, oaB Der &uf bes Ste9t1eurs,
Der ben Intang oes gcts anfiiuoiate, qdn,
LID hberb0rt muroe. Bl1sltt route Der
Sorbans auf - unier Seuilstonif ftanb als
hanoslnoe Yerion auf Der Scene. @r uerlor
bic 9etltes ge9entuatt niht, perbeu9te iih nit
aler @ra3ie Dor Der Dame uno ia9te: ,Ma.
oame, adblen Sie barauf, bab id mid Sbrea
4uftrases Gil Serrn bon Nerac pinttlid
entleei9e." Sp.uds nnb snlferute ild mil
Inltnno burh bic Wittelthir oes Sinter.
9ruubes. Serseblid fudten bic 3uIAaue,
mad -bieIem Serrn oosr mad einem Serrn Dor
yf.rac anf benz 3vttsl, glsi6mobl waren fl
teit iibsr5sust, oaB bic gpiiooe gum Stid
9ebDrte.