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18th OF October, 1866, fought and won the
famous battle OF Carbonera, whore he took 500 Aus
TRAN prisoners with their artillery aud zoo rifles.
In 1867, tue early part with the advantages already
gained lie marched without loss OF time TO the assault
OF Pucba captured and occupied the city leaving IL
marching for and laying siege the capital OF Mexico
where he was again victorious, thus contributing SO
greatly to The rc-establishment OF the Mexican Re-
public.
in the revolutions which he led In 1872 aud In 1875
his great desire has been the establishment OF the
principle OF no reelection, and apparently he has
finally achieved his purpose One OF his bographers
has SAID OF him, with his honor, his valor, his ac-
tivi.y and never-fang energy, which have never de-
generated into cruelty. his ideas OF morality and
order and his well proven patriotism, no is among his
cotom poraries the man most eminent Of the Mexican
Republic Certainly his popularity seems as un-
bounded as 1t Is well deserved.
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Schr Ellen May. Clark. Providence for New York.
schr Mary Carroll. Carroll Providence for New YORK.
Schr Mary Stow. Hacon- Providence for New York
Scbr Emma Fox. Providence tor New York.
Schr Cora yAngilder Cherry Pswtuckst for New York
Brig Anna Elizabeth. Dean. New London for New York
Schr Pease. spencer. Portland. c., for New York
Schr Emma Avery. Rogers. New Haven for New YORK
Schr J II Hoyt Arnold, New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr Loon. Nakeiey, bridgeport for New York.
Schr John Randolph, Parker. New Haven Tor New YORK
schr Eva Adele johnson. City Island for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Carrie fBr), Bonnel New York for st John. NB
Schr John Day Day. New York for New Haven.
Schr Il l. Clark. Allen. New York for Taunton.
Schr George A Pierce, Kelly New York for Salem.
schr Orlando smith, Ferris New York for Porchestcr
Schr WIN Freeman. Robinson New YORK for Thom aston.
schr VIM Turner, Frazier. New York for Providence.
Schr Island City. Allen. New York Tor Hsrwch.
Schr Nj aria Louisa Emerson New York for Bridgeport
Schr Ida Annie. Cook New York Tor Wisrssset, Ne.
Schr Mary ii Minin. Ferris. Hoboken Tor Warren
schr Josephine, Meye III iobokcn tor Bridgeport.
Schr owen Hinds Cendenning. Hooogen for Salem.
Schr WIN o Irsh Tirreil, Georgetown DC, tor Provi.
lence
schr David Torrey Soulc. AEboy for Boston.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

NEWPORT. RI. Dec l3. 1876.
The cutter Samuel Dexter Capt Carson, fell in
with tug Edge OF New York. this PM. having In tow
bark Emile tNor), Smonson before reported putting
into New Bedford r distress The captain OF the latter
the wind blowing heavy from southwest and the vessel
leaking requested Capt Carson assist towing his
sol here which promptly complied with The
bark badly hogged amdships and she will have
charge go railway In New York for repairs
John Waters Co. wrcckers will the assistance OF
schr Netts sunk In Seaconnett River early tomorrow
morning
Tn. tntter Samuel Dexter rendered valuable assistance
the vicinity Of Vineya Sound during the
gale Yesterday she towcd schr Andrew Nebinger before
ashore Viney Sound New Bedford for
pairs she also pulled from the beach Vineyard Haven
schr Belle and sloop Wherein which went ashore dnr
gale. She brought this port the
wrecked schr Chief of Bristol.
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Locx,o... "a De- a-s.llsd. 80 luls,..s {Bn. Me.

LocSroy. M Dee a-sailsd. sshs iuisisus On, W'e'
rinTton, PAscasouia: Luixa fSp). Abea. Pensacola
Sailed-3d brig fernando (pl Aeuirre Chareston otn
bark James kitrhin dr. Reynolds north Of Aterss Isn.
nrig Nichols Lppincort. Philadelphia; sth schr Jess
In port 9th, bark Florence l. Gsnovsr, simmous brgs
Norena. Nichols. Agenora WALL stephen bishop Giikey;
sarah orng Loring Jennie Beszey Harrington schrs
Gertrude Smith Jameson John Halliday. Van cisaf
PanrLLos Plea Oct l4Tn port shin Florence ouissl
tBri. idg.
In port Nov u ship Speed for Csilao.
PASANA. iDec lu-sailed. steamers Hondurss. Dexter
Central Americs City OF San Francisco waddell. san
PoiSr Losos Nov i4-In port. ships Lincoln. Lou'
bard. from caiiao; John MARI Morse. from do.
PoRro cABkLLo Nov 2u-In port brig Bird (B), Lis
ton from New YORK; supposed 70 load loading for Nsw
York.
PoRr MuLcRAvE. Dec Tin port schr Blink Bonnie Bs,
Sw aine from Charostetown for New York.
RIO JASrIRo. Nov sArriyed previously. brig Leonard
Myers. Hicks Richmond. Va
ST EELKsA Dee In port brig Caroline Catbarine oyA
Tinsberg. for New Bedford. idg oil.
SANTOS Nov lin port brig Gustav Adolph (Swe) foi
New York. loading with $500 bags coffee
SAcuA. Dec 6-Arrved, schr X Flint. Haskell, New
YORK tonly vessel in port Sth.
Sailed I'd hrg Cuba Canarias fSp). Rodriguez. ShD
Island: schr Frank Atkins Atkins, Mobile.
Sr JoHS. Nh. Dec ll-Arrived. schr George Jswett,
vALpaRAso Nov ARRIVED bark John Zttiossn Merry.
man. swansea and ordered to Coauimbo.
Arrived Oct 10 ship Sapphire Congdon San Francisco os
Arrived lno dase). steamer Wilmington. Holmes. New
York for Panama
26th Maria Kathe tGer New York with oi oi
ship Bevedeie -1th Bssn, Young. Pissgus. 30 load
nitrate for New York.
Chartered Oct al barks Essrels do Chill Br. for Tqui
In Csao load nitrate exship Otse. for United King
dom or Liverpool
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Nov ss brig e. csss r Peterson Ste.
Sam hsaue" snn New York Dse ~
BoEsAY Nov i5-Arsved, ship K b Fuller, Gilmore. Car
Gallo Nov Ian port, ship Alert Park from ,va Val,
oregon arrived Nov IS; sridasws.er spanldng di.e
Mandy from Liverpool arrived lth; and Others before.
Bsrrard Inlet load lumber for Iauiase bark Piskasqua
cMIscmAs. Nov l4In port, ship John Harvey. Brown.
csos; Sasslr; o., Aas WSi,nsy Masters. fs,.laaa.
crsFurcos, Nov ao-Arrved. bark Fenwck tHr,. Johan
sailed Dec barks Sphere F. commarn, Pascagoula;
Fan~ouru. ~ Dse ii Arrived ship John II Kimtall,
,osoo%a Soe cr sr Ramirez
Gg.sraSAxo Nov 49, Arrived previously. bark zal-
iiosoLuLu, Sov. 5-Anved, barks Jane A. Faikcnburg,
Victor Severr, Pos, GamSie Iit. ship National lF.
Nss s s @ .sns se efsa %
port Nov ls, bark Mary Belle Roberts. Gray for San
HxAsl. Dec ia,Arved previously. brig Nary Q Mai
Arrived 4th brig Mary Conery. Terry shield:boroush
sr. s s.d Hs ss,
pool and Ceranna land sailed 7th for New Oreans Santi
hs @
7sh steamer Tapgahnnnock cooksey New Orleans and q
Rch Paine, Portland; Bright star r, Mcintosh, Pasca
gouiN.
Arrived 9th, bark Bcarse. Brewster Cardiff; brig
Eliza Morton Orr. Leland. do
Sailed Sd William q Hewcs Tillberg lndianoa: Ter
esp. Battle. Mobile no 2d ;4h, schrs kmerson Em-
New York: 5h Addc ordan LeHvitt Pascagouln;
6th barks Carlota (Sp SAnpsra, aud Famx tp Amigo.
New Orleans; schrs Fannie X Williams SheArer, do;
arngton Now York; Express ZImcntex Mueres Island
eth bark Mary Hale Higgins, New York; schr kdwSrd
A Sanchez, Benscp. do. -
Cleared 7rh barks Joseph r), Lachand. New York; 9th.
sp). Mrs dol Palma op), seuA, PaseagoulA; san 1850
(Spl. PfauAs Savnnnah.
forqrs Oct sIin port parks winoua ur Gordon. for
orders Ivanhoc (r), for Phi!adcphia Herbert black
Treat York; ~ Mary, Hstlowoii, Tor do Irutn
(Br). Evens, Tor orders. -.
Klscsrox. ia. Nov 2o-Arrivcd schr Antelope, smith
ia port Nov 80 barks Megunteock Hemingway for Pen
sacoia Ida tBr) Stewart Miller dsg
schrs rss,inxA fos New Yerk VA Old hs
bor; Isabel Alberto Tooker, disx. -.
KiNGsroN Ja Dec l3-in post,s steamer Clavbel lBr)
Ferguson rom Hayen ports. for hsv York. " SAL lAsh
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmastsrs informed
that by tecgraphny tho HERALD London Bureau. sd
dressing Bennett No 4s Fleet street. London, the
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue pOpera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern OF and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed 10 this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mcd
ports will nd the Paris Office the ocosom
cal and expeditions for teegrnphng
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HON. RENE EDWARD cARoN.

A despatch from Quebec announces the death
OF the Hon. Rene Edward Caron, Lieutenant
Governor Of the Province OF Quebec The Hon.
Mr. Angers leader OF the House OF Assem-
bly,, In announcing the fact OF his death
to Tho House, made very moving speech, which
echoed by Mr. Jolly, leader Of the. opposition. The
House ADJOURNED to to-day, and will continue 10 ad
Journ from day TO day til after the funeral which is
expected To take place next Monday. Mr Caron
very popular puDic man and dcservedly regretted
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
OBITUARY.
JAMES DICKSON

The death is announced oil James Dickson, at New
ark. He was q native OF erwck-on-Tweed, England,
and for many years a resident of Savannah, Ca lie
was in his scventy-.hrd year. His remains were
placed the receiving vault OF Trinity Newark prior
10 being conveyed 10 Savannah. The pail bearers
were :--Ex- Governor Marcus l. Ward. Andrew Ander
eon, OF New York; DR.. Mercer, Hon. Thomas b. Ped
die, David Cass and Daniel Dodd, OF Newark.
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
SUICIDE FOR WANT OF WORK.

Frederick Viola, aged sixteen, formerly OF No $50
First avenue, committed suicide last night by shooting
himsel! in the head with pistol on the sidewalk at
Twenty-th street ana Second avenue The cause Of
his act sand to be inability 10 OBTAIN work The
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
wHALEMEN.

clsared New Bedford 18th, bark Pacific, smIthers,
sailed from do i2th bark TUCKER Baker for Atlantic
Ocean
Honolua vith 100 bills OIL Reports Nov 20 blew
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SAILED.

Steamers Algeria fBr) Liverpool: State Of Leorgia
tBr) Glasgow: Columbus Havana Morgan City. New Or
leans u Clyde, Charleston Regulator Wilmington NC
Reading Phil.dsphia; ships Admira San Francisco: un-
Br). Callso brigs Lena Thurow. Alicante: Clara Bg
tBr, Morgan Pill: Horny Virder. Havana
Wind at sunset W. light at midnight. SSW. light
Barometer At sunset, 1887.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The report the papers OF tho 11th inst that the Hen
Chickens Lghtshp had adrif in the gale
Is incorrect She has not been off her station
GEORGE DEWEY. Commander USN.
Lighthouse Inspector Second district
BosroH Dec IL, 1870
Red buoy No e. reported missing from the Upper Middle
New YORK Bay replaced on the l2th inst.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NoLD wRATHER-sKIN DISEASES.

Prurgo intense itching. beginning a night the
clothing removed and Increased by the warmth Of the
bed There Is eruption but that by scratching
The desire 20 scratch The sufferer ees -
IL he could tc"r the skin oil the flesh, and II he did noe
scratch hc would go He ocn tears himself cruelty
with his nails night The above aud all Skin Diseased
cured BY DIR. VAN DYKE. Offce, q West 10Th ST.
nIvORCks jOBTA1NED FROM DIFFERENT STATRj
lJwithout publicity; legal evervwhcre; advice ce pay
Broadway.
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YAUnls. "a 81 ls,5Ars. 80. .

fACHiS. sfrsAMnOArS. 80. 1.---..
WANTED TO cHAMrER.FhoM. JuNk TO sEr-
w tember fast boats suitable for passenger
traffic from points East River points In New
York Bay: trips will about forty minutes;
able, and have CO
pacity Of less than $40 each Address box 2nsS ross
Office
Inn BOATS. WOOD AND METALLIC. READY 10
SrERHaN kohkkx&
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
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1 lDesfindfioaI
Stsdn,sl

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR rnB MONTHS
OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY
The New York herald., 1876-12-14
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHrAp. Dec Is. rM-wind s. fresh gale.
pLynourn. Dec i3. PM-Whd s, fresh. hne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
NOvI ESCIC.

Wrlts of error have been taken out in the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, in the cases
Of the five "Mollie Maguires" recently con
ycted and sentenced 90 he hung for murder
in Schuylkll County. The writs were made
roturnable In January next, and the prison
crs will not be hanged for several months
10 come, If they are hanged at all
The negotiations for converting the Old
South Church. Boston into historical
museum are at last successful, the church
corporation having accepted the offer of
Sa0o, 600 for the purchase of their ancient
ediNce. The couditlpu of the sale Is that
the church shall Toe used Tor museum, etc,
and not for commercial purposes for thirty
years,
The Philadelphia Typographical Union
has agreed 10 a reduction of ten per cent. in
their rates both in book and now spaper
work, the new raic- 90 70 into eiloot Oct. 9.
\ recent Los Angeles tCall Telegram mar
rates terrible tale of suffering ON the Col
orado desert Henry Smith, from s.. Louis,
with one companion and pack team, left
Yuma for Los Angeles, aud wandered
four days on the desert without water.
Smith opened the veins Of HE arm and drank
blood, which e!ottod In his throat ne then
rut his wiudpipe TO remove IL, and died
few hours after His companion reached
ihc station In the last stage of exhaustion.
\ Cheyenne dispatch OF the 10th says the
Wheeler brothers, who had been working
their famous claim No. ,, below Gayyille, on
Deadwood Creek, arrived at Fort Laramie
the night before, with paid escort oftwcnty
men, They brought, as the proceeds OF
their work for seven months, over $500, coo
1900 pounds Of dust
In the Mountain Meadow Massacre trial
az Beaver, Utah, ON the 18th, seven Wit.
ncSscs testified for the prosecution.
all Of them being new witnesses ex-
cept Joel W White Their testimony
fixed the murder ON Lee. samuel
Knight testified that he was driving
one Of the wagons which contained arms
for the train; he heard the FIRST gun trtd
after the oinigrautS had been dvcayvd out,
saw Lee blow womau'S hruus out, beat
man IA death with gun. and murder sey-
eral others, and at the same time saw the
Indians make a rush on the women aud
children, whom they slew. Daniel Me
Murdy testified that he drove The
other wagon; after the cmigrants had been
decoyed out 10y nag of truce, and the
whole column commenced moving up the
Meadows, he heard the command 10 halt,
and looking around saw Lee put his gun 10
womau's head and ire; she irll; he heard
him beating mans brains ont with a gun;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
POLITICAL.

The newly elected Maine Legislature
stands as follows, politically: House, 100
Republicans and thirty Democrats; Sen
ate, twenty-nine Republicans and two Dem
ocrats.
The recent South Carolina Republican
Convention re-nominated Gov. Chamberlain,
the present Lieutemnt-Governor, Comp
troller-General, Treasurer and Secretary OF
State. X, b Elliott, colored, was nominated
for Attorney General.
A State Convention of colored Republi-
cans was held at Utica, n. Y, on the 10Th,
at which resolutions were adopted calling
on the President to protect loyal men in the
South in their political rights, and indoors
inc the National and State tickets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

a London telegram OF the 10th says the
Porte's answer to the demands OF the Pow
ers for peace requires that Scryia shall send
back all persons who emIgrated to that
. country from the neighboring Turkish
Provinces; that the stata quo ante be,tan in
respect to Montenegro be maintained, and
that war indemnity be paid. A later dis
patch saws an agreement had been signed to
suspend hostilites for ten days. 1t was re-
ported that the Porte had coniidentially no.
tilted the Powers that it would redress the
grievances OF her Christian subjects.
A Belgrade telegram of the 18th announces
that Gen. Tchernayeff7s army had pro
claimed Prince Milan King of Servia. Berlin
dispatches Of the same date say that the
Turkish conditions Of peace had been dis
approved by the Powers. 1t was appre.
hended that Russia would carry out her
threat of direct interference. The general
opinion In Belgrade was that peace was
further off than ever.
On the evening Of the 18th a large meet
ing was held in London at which resolutions
were adopted denouncing the course OF the
Government on the Eastern question. The
report of the British agent in relation to
Turkish outrages in Bulgaria, fully confirm
ing the report Of the American agent, nad
been published and caused intense excite.
nent throughout Great Britain.
According to Paris dispatches of the 10Th,
the Gar of Russia had given Prince Milan
5000, 600 roubles and stationed large body
Of Cossacks on the Roumanian frontier
ready To enter Scryia at moments no
tice.
Capctown africa advces received in
London on the 10th state that the Trans
yaal Republic was utterly disorganizcd and
sought British annexation.
The Earl Of Bcaconsfed date Mr. Disracli)
delivered an elaborate address at Aylesbury,
England, on the GOTH in which he fully ex.
planned the policy OF the Government in re-
spect TO Turkish affairs.
A Belgrade telegram to the London Times
published on the 10th, says the proclamation
OF Prince Milan as King was regarded a,
purely a Russian movement, and ayewcdly
intended as n defiance to Turkey.
IL was reported in London on the Goth that
the Abysslnians had captured the Egyptian
city Massowah and two Egyptian steamers
The following special telegram from Mad
rid was received In New York ON the 2ist:
Learning that the Commander of the
United states steamship Franklin, home
ward bound consents To deliver William NJ.
Tweed TO the American authorities, instead
Of sending him back to Gen. Jovellar,
the order for Tweed's departure from Co
runna has been countermandcd. The
Franklin, which is now at Gibraler, proceeds
10 Vigo 10 take Tweed, who lis now closely
confined In the Fortress Castillo del Castro,
on board
Berlin dispatches of the 2lst say that at
that date there were over l5,oo0 Russians In
the Soryian army, and that the Porte had re-
fused to continue negotiations for peace I'M
III the influx ceased.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
4 Little Too Fast.

y favorite programme with the no.
tel dead-beat is to hand large sealed
envelope, stuffed with paper, to the
clerk and ask him to take care of
''those $500 for a few days" The
game has been played at one hotel in
this city, and the clerks are on their
guard. A seedy-looking old man reg
istered at the house yesterday, and
after dinner he handed the day clerk
an envelope marked $3.50" and
asked that it be put in the safe
You can't play that game on me.
misterN' replied the clerk, and he tore
the package in two. As he held up
the ends his eyes began to bulge out.
He had torn eighteen new $40 bills in
half, and he had insulted the owner.
One reason why he wasn't at his post
the balance of the afternoon was be-
cause he was FASTING those bills to-
gether Detroit Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27

cree Of absolute divorce from her husband,
Col. James A. Blood.
During the passage of the steamer Cam
bria, which arrived a: Plymouth, England
from New York, on the 18th, j. 7. Maison,
the Danish Vice-Conssl at Porto Rico, who
was passenger, was killed by being thrown
from the deck house against the bulwarks
by a sudden lurch of the vessel
According to Madrid telegram Of the
10th, Tweed and his Secretary would embark
for Cuba on the 21st.
Rev. +. S. James, Senior Bishop Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, died at
his residence in New York city on the af.
ternoon Of the 18th. HI was about seventy
years old.
Charles Davies, a well-known mathema-
tician, and Professor 1t West Point and Co
lumba College, died on the night of the
nth Prof. +. S. Smell, of Amherst College,
died on the 18th.
Justice Dykman has rendered a decision
on the preliminary notion in the suit of
Francis d. Moulton against Henry Ward
Beecher, holding that the defendant must
make in New York County his motion to
change the place of trial
A Washington dispatch of the Goth says it
was understood there that the papers were
being made out, at the request Of the Presi-
dent, equalizing the sentences of the impris-
oned Chicago revenue defrauders, by virtue
of which Hesing and others of the second
batch" would he released. Each prisoner,
before his discharge, Will have to pay fine
of 81 600
The trial, at Beaver, Utah, of John ID. Lee
for completely in Tie Mountain Meadows
massacre ended on tie Goth in verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree. The
jury were out little less than four hours.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27
PERSON Al.

The International Rifle Match at Creed
moor, /. l., has resulted in a substantial
victory for the American team, which won
10y twenty-five in score Of $, IN points. II,
second prize j. awarded 70 The Irish team
which made S,lO4 All parties seemed salts,
fed with The result except the Scotch team,
who protested against the Americans enlist.
ing the services Of Gilderslceye nd Boding
al the last moment;
3 Victoria G. Woodruff has obtained $ de
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-27

y >CALY yarn. The Washington
Ga, tCSette remarks: For the past
week II has been So hot down on Little
River that the catfish have been OBJ
served to crawl up out of the water.
lie down beneath tie shade trees. and
fan themselves with their tails. "
, 1876-06-21
Gbriftppb bon sdmib's Suaenb.
HibliDthef.

0sbnnbsn In Yappbedel . Is Gents. D1i,
Veuslin.&iden . 20 Cents. Gam
Muslin rs Gents.
Setnrt1 son Gitenfe!s, ~ie W ias 6rssnntnit
Der Mttbnabtsabsnb. Gins gradpIuns sxw HDsib.
mabtssei&tmt fir Qinber.
Der @cfeneoa. Cine intereIante GrsdbIuna.
Der &anartsnppseL-Dae SobsnniStdftr@es.
Die $opfeublatben. Cine pss.Senbeit aus benz
Nebe1 zines arnten Dorfse @ulebrsrs.
Snta@tus. Cine oei&i4ts Der &rifIi&sn Eorysit.
"'i s. S,n's aIs.. ss%!ss':. Zine sr'dS'una A'm 0li
Hefa non 1~aassabnss. Sine 0si&i&te sss Utter
ssYeffssa.. .sujls Arr IIaA.aasts. uni rHhr.uAa.n Or.
Die Seadbtisan. Cine intsrsfants osf@ints.
Hsesrf. ess Matfe"snabs, 'S'r: Das @npsnten
emh~ts, her. Nw3ssanheres.
eteben Grjdtinnsen.
Sannstpn une Mnaalts.
Die matbiurnen.
snma Son Sinfenaetn. sss: Cot maAt wuss
Diibeim Zen. Gin sa&i&ti&ss e.maIss.
Cae serlprene Ainb. ~
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Per gut. ssieer! ans Der bSis 'xnistsi@.
Die Graan 3uiia. sssr: ainbIi@s 2isss. 1rsus
Sstttrt.s, ssr ianss simNssIsr.
ger obriebdnna.
Die tletne 2autsnfpteIsrtn.
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ea,fsrmsmi.m uns eDlseaa.. eas sossl.
rstsassn; Sis aasstis S:i@ ssSLtsSae'
beke 0rbttstl.
4ts tsntrsbrnnh. 0aNtYHntH ana R6sis.
6ss b~tsmautrlss. OsS MarisnbiIS.
, 1876-06-21

Dora iaB ba, tpie cine 8tloIdule, Die
8lide ifarr por iih uuf bas Ildenbdufz
diem seientt. Selbft 2eiieaans tdien
Wtitleib nit Der lanojdbri9en itiaen @e'
fdbrtin gu empfinoen, bern er ritdte auI
leinem Strble bin uno fer, fpie beoau@
erno, nit ben G%utbiiluagen 10 ipelt 9e'
ganeen gu iein, IlS aber audi lelne
Slide oaS Nldenbdufden ipteoer Itreli1
ten, eripabte feline Wutb aui'S yteue.
Das 8~emuBtiein, nit ben beimltden
9teben9eIddften fo9ar Dot Dora n1d)t
mebr iiaer gu lein, bon ibr iortau nllr
nit 8eradtung an9eieben gu ,peroen,
ftadelte leinen @rimm bis CUR Galeret.
@r fannte nur nod ben @unih, iitb bon
ibr gu %trennen, leood nidt, obne Iie 3i>
Dor seltraft, bafiir, oaB ie i'm in lelnen
@r,partunsen tauidte, iid srauiam sez
rddt gu baben.
so 1T es Oein @ine, oaB ih ben
.amen meiner @ltern ME erfabre ?" cts
nannte Dora lt6 enolid nit lidtbarer
a%nltren9uns.
2eiiesans betradtete iie nit benz lus'
,rud zines 8aubtbiers, meldeS Iidb an
zen lebten 1ooe85udunscn ieines Spfers
(Gnrtlekuua fnlat.l 49,
, 1876-06-21
Meenten DerIanStI
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift! /

,.1hree Years in g Man-Trap'' uns Ten Night,
in q BarsR0om," BON 3. G. Mrftuy. Gss lstt.
unp srSBte BUD piefs ~ssfetsrttn S&rtftfeal.s - slks
lautt. 70 wtrb ssn ssa bsssprrassnbasn ptfisasx ana
3ettuaeen bee 2anbts aui tas 0lnfiehs bsnrttsttt
sine @tf&t&ss sUu Utrbrs&tn anb Ssisttteanssai u
a~nisrsr Wlitts. pslrs ~ t'r rabisfsa Ssrien !tts@es
DER Wsralitdt hswisisn ale Gsitst. asexisa, nslAt
,Man-Trap" ssrtauflta. maasn u~atabtasxs nsA .si
mai 70 ptd GyempIass ttsits Huaes s~trfauftn.
pVrsratt In StablatH Ntrb stRea IsOtR 6ubkribtntta
aberrei&t. Bsf6reibsabt 9treuIart aab fsI&e mt bra
Bsbineanssn wsrpsn fret aaf WRfrass AerjeRsst ssn
:. NJ. GtDenars u. &c.. D~stltfetrs. 7S3 Sanissa
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