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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-16
BROADWAY AND 10Th ST


LORD TAYLOR.
having largely added to their immense stock Of
BLACK SILKS.
continue 20 oner tho celebrated makes Of
reducticns recently made.
THEIR FAMILY srLKs.
now in full stock. from 81 ooupSard.
JAUBEgTs uAcIEMIRE De LoPERA. for cversar-
msnti GnfETNAuDs lFaT y q % = SAcirRxIRE cnSTExx
most reliable and effective American k ior 81 soto 81
CHENEY BROS PLAIN FsSSuLARps Al loves, or,c,,
coLoRED sILKs.
In plain Lyons Pou do sole Taness and Gro. Grains in
the spriny shades from 81 10 - 75 fully IS per cent
below former prices
FANCY SILKS,
Comprising Stripes. cadrillcs. Damasse Brccaa-, IN
large and varied assorimeni from tbs best Lyons and
and ~ 10 being lower than similar goods offered
Drcssmskers are invited 10 critically examine tho i'm
SEs sEST sf' pFsRE " cosr TO ALL
OF THE COUNTRY.
BROADWAY AND 2oTm ST.
Rols' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
LORD TAYLOR.
a55. eo7. so and 2g Grand s.. corner cIrys,ie and
are now Offering in ,ai. aspa,,,Dsns extraordinary
BOYS SPRING AND SUMNER SUITS.
100 School Suits At 81 each.
Fine goods Of our manufacture and designs,
below market prices
% 80 81 rs. $40.
x,,.,w.u,s,. - 50, 80 75. 80 a5 sla.
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at the following popular prices
same better quality, handsomely trimmed from 9lJ to
summer cainels Hair Suits. trimmed with silk, $40
same. in ovcrskirts and jackets. 81 upward.
a ELK passe =. an mohsr from els 10 as
colored Cashmere suits. IRON ., si7 g sss.
Black Cashmere suits, iromsl7
same. six trimmed. from sat
same. IL ovor.krss and Jackets; 4 from si7to So
small Batisse and linen Suits Polo
Ladies linen suits. from 80 s;p.
Aarrs assortment Of k Costumes for dinner rscspsio.
BLACK .IIk suits: from SO upward:
Colored.siik SUITS from $40 upward
MOURNING COSTUMES A SPECIALLY
Complete cants constantly on hand q made 20 order and
delivered IN twelve hours SIso' H. disappointment
Evening Dresses to order IN twenty four houra sasfac
tion in every way guaranteed
LADIES' WRAPPERS
We offering stock Of wrappers the following
Ladies. Wrappers. IN plain and figured reps, - "a
french Zephyr rssns wSr.Dps, ,s = 3 70 E 7
EmsrelasrsS 'ss cashmere * Xs.spsIs s.s @ ssl s.
ss ss%sss sS %pss ss 's% sa T. from ~ a 90
,SIrsn. ps,s , as,.n ssSsol s, suit.
cSisrsH's aii-wooi sa'hms,; ;.s suits 81.
Dresses - % TO So
Chdren's braided Piquo Suits. ~ 40 to ST..
chi,en's asrs blue linen Princess suiss trimmed with
Chdrcns linen Gabrielle Dresses from al 10 10 ~ 30
Chdren's Linen Suits trimmed with white embroidery,
Chidren's wash PopIin Suits. IS cents.
Chidren's and Misses calico Wrappers 20 centa
BROADWAY AND .orm ST.
T. srnwART \ co.
will open on
Monday. April IL.
CHOICE
ASSORTMENT
OF
SPRING GOODS
in all their various
DEPARTMENTS
and to which they
invite
SPECIAL
ATTENTION.
BROADWAY, 4Tn Az. grH AND iorm srs
l. EEP's PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS:
N the very best: six for - 57i Broadway
RnowS's rLAIrIys Rooms
opposite Academy Of Music.
(yASToN MArrIxGs FOR SUMNER UsEs-FRoM 10
Lord 4 TAYLOR. Grand. chrsssis and rorsysh ~
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL Isl l87e-QUINTUPLE SHEET


ElEsr REFORMED episcopal: CHURCH MADISON
preach A. saa sss and "" Sabine rector WI
111ssbRE% Catholic ADe.si's church 10Th se
Essp. s'S &. .s Great
Miss ANNIE EVA FAY WILL GIVE HER MARVEL.
sa e % nsn se
and ssh opposite ssurev.nt and ,ilssy hotels At
dunn n xmeres Saorssd - Professor William roois. f.
MRS f. r. J. BULLENE, TRANCE sPEAKER WILL
Han, s. West ssd 49, sunday io:so 4. NJ and :oP NJ
the Controlling Spirit chiidrens Lyssum ., 80 r n.
DUBLIc PARLoR sEANcE-MRs. sToDDARD AND
a. @ saS @ @ %
s, Names in iSi of spin, friends sivsn. Eight o'clock.
DEFORMED EPISCOPAL cuURcH.-sERvIcEs
a.aIses .ss Ss.ei 70 70 4 n. % 7ss NJ n Rev GEORGE
Rsy. j. ). FLETCHER, OF DUBLIN. IRELAND,
will preach in the Church ef.hs Holy Trinity,
on sunday afternoon. as 81 o'clock
DEv. SAMUEL H. VIRGIN. OF HARLEM Will
IL on sunday evening. the 10th ns IA o'clock,
At Association Hai.
ScIENcE HALL, III 9Th ST., Will BE pEpI.
& m sss s.uss Fl srrrs,
and Science" 40 Many eminent liberal thinkers win
speeeSes sy Msssr wsseman Esan Essors Msr"a
Andrews and others Admission free
Rev Dr. Ever. rector; ~ 7. NJ. choraD Pro-
as"' ssa"rsrs eo1disiy invited
or THOMAS CHURCH. 5rII Az, CORNER SID ST.
an holy
ehldren's festival at 1 o'clock
THE PEOPLES SERVICE
Church d IL. |" ias Holy Trinity.
Madison av. and 42d s.,
SUNDAY eysnnr. at ~ o'clock
tn. gospel es SySs ssd hsns s Wy ~
III used .r..
Young os s.: .s:sss. "s'iss ssGsss
DRY GOODS.
osR ss ss7 .asISs ass sns Grand corner chr. and
Are Offering IN their
LADIES' SUIT DErARTMESrI
sS sEssS g HS$
WRAPPERS ALL PRICES.
cnILDREX's SUITS
TA department sompls and q. 4: {; spring
swiss orrandie and NarseIilss suits from 81 60 slo
oyerkirts and Basquss for young ladies' from So and up
very large assortment OF Boys Kilt Suits from 50 up
Little BIouses from s. snd upward.
Boys Boys calico Gall. w..l Waists, from :, Tc g, g 81
Children Calico calico Wrappers, from eoc iosi7s
MOURNING SUITS
for ladies and children constantly on hand and made to
der Vt shortest notice.
sAcoUEs MANrLEs, &C.
Ladies. sacsues in silk. rap dete aud Cashmere; ele
CANT quality: latest designs: low prices.
A line Of imported Sacques
Also
Sleeveless Jackets Dolmans Tsmas from S. % and
$u Great bargains
Children Sacqucs In all the different styles and sizes,
from 81 80. 81, s. 30 and upward
GRAND. CHRYsTIE AND FORSYTH SITS.
L1INE WHITE GOODS.
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Trimmed with tnhic and Tucks ............... Is
Trimmed with Rnnie and Tncks: %
Trimmed with Rufie and Tucked all around. 2J
Trimmed with Rnfies and Hamburg Insertion IS
Trimmed with two Insertion Ruffle 10
full line OF French hand embroidered Chemises Night
OF domestic goods
large lot Of Night Dresses full snndried Handsomely
tucked and hand embroidered half original price
Pillow Shams.
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| INFANTS WEAR,


Infants Linen Skirts trimmed. from. ........... 81
Infants Flannel Bands, embroidered. ........... 10
Infants Flannel Bands. plain silk bound ia
infant r,Anne barrow Coats from 10
Infants Flannel skirts embroidered. IRON "a
ss'';: ssir': s.nsssssly :ssss'ss
Infants Nslnsook trimmed slips ......... 10
Infants Natnsook Slips, trimmed, Insertion edge IL
Infants Nainsook Slips, pufis and rune. edged with
Infants Nain,eoi slips. trimmed with run. oi en- -
Infants i,g Christening Robes. trimmed with tucking
;:s sssss':sss insertion and sss
Infants Christening Robes. puding and fine cmbrod-
Infsns Lac: Cans. 4, from
Infants SIX Caps. lace trimmed. .............. 20
Inanta Nursery Baskets wool embroidered .... 30o
Infants xursery baskets .rg.ndie and lace 10 50
Infants nursery Baskets Fully furnished
Infants Embroidered Flannel shawls from
Infants white Mcrino CIoaxs trimmed sIik
Infants white Aorino Cioahs, silk lined and richly
Infants Coiored Merno Long coak., double e.pes
Insnis rqns ciosks hand cniiroiaorci $50
Infants walking Costs Merino, handsomely trim
Walking Coats black velvet hand embroidered .. AZ,
Ma!king Coats ptque braided 90
walking Goats hand embroidered. 90
Quilted bibs ison -
~
White me rino sscaaes hand embroidcred = ~
rtne knit zephyr Sacques H
fine knit Socks 3D
Mernc suoes -
EntsNh DtMper D
Ss, nsn Dnpr -
Childrcn's muslin Drawers trimmed. from
70 twelve years sire from 3Jc m.
Chidrens Nigh. Dresses. from s2c y a ~
BROADWAY AND aorn sr.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
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1TRAIN SKIRTS.

5inch Rufie and Tucks %
5inch Ruie, Cambria and Cluster Tucks. 10
5inch kuhe. Cambria Putting and Tucks. 2Rs
Cambria Rufhe. two Pufngs and Tucks. "a
Embroidered Runie and Tncks Observation-Disclosures. 70
Two embroidered ufcs and Tuckx. x.............. Is
Two embroidered Rufes, hnc 500
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
DRY GOODS.

Our Stock In all the branches OF this extensive depart
ment 10 fully complete, our assortment comprising
description OF from the planest 60 the
elaborate both Of French and American manufacture AZ
Of styles quality of materials and neatness Of
hnish long established reputation In these
In warranting perfect satisfaction In
particular prices based they the
extraordinary decline in musins, linens &e. challenge CON-
petition.
We therefore confidently invite inspection Of Goods.
and warrant article advertised 10 be In stock and ~
represented.
WEDDING. TRAVELLING OUTFITS and
infants Wardrobes constantly hand furnished to order
At short notice.
Ladies' complete outfits Of Underwear FROM $50 on
Infants complete outfits of underwenr from IS %
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE or CHARGE.
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A full assortment OF SHORT .UNDERsKIRTs Of CORE.
Iponding styles, ana at EQUALLY LOW PRICES.
DRESSING sACOUES.

All tho popular styles Of CORSETS PAyIERS re Al
THE LOWEST PRICES. ' - -
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BLACK, CoLOKED AND STRIPED DRESS sILkS.
THE CHEAPEST IN NEW YORK.
;eS 5s & SSs
fGcoR Fo '15i1 Of OUR if BUfIDIxa. i." " -" ''"''
20 PIECES coLoRED DRESS SILKS a. s5c.,
% PIECES NAVY BLUE AND BROWN assi io,.
25 PIECES EXTRA HEAVY coiorcd silks at 81 q,
THESE GOODS were bought past weeks sale
are positive bargains
OUR BLACK sTLKs are warranted in every particular
WE SELL NOME BUT THE BEST MAKE AND
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WEAR
OF THE SAME.
BLACK SILK, SUITABLE FOR GRExADrNE LINING,
at Tic. worth fully 81.
HEAVY HEAVY SsakI5S Sas aSsis II ss. s' !. =
s ;s" ss snss' is':' 's
= y '"' - All under value.
WILL OPEN on MONDAY
%a s essEs r. og rs2 Ssss s5D y5a
I rARAsoIs PaaAsoLs I
nAk ssa sSS HnnsHs Sc ss snSs ss =
EsSs S w res eS
silver real she'll and nickel trimming nt manufacurers
prices.
THE NEW CANOPY PARASOL.
tho latest novelty black and conrcd lined and trimmed
with Lace with the most exquisite handles At reasonable
prccs.
CALL or INSPECTION SOLICITED.
OUR GOODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE.
NO ONE URGED TO BUY.
LACE GOODS
All tho latest novelties In
LADIES' OvERsKTRTs AND JACKETS.
LACE TIES AND BUWr.
NEW RrFFLINGs,
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
LACE BfBS AND IIANDkaRCHIEFS,
At POPULAR PRICES.
CALL OF INSPECT
SOIL
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN fIG
, 1876-09-06


IIHnE AND TuEnn.-The harges which wcro seized
shor. ttme sKo for violation Vt Canadian revenue
laws hare boon bonded. It IL thought that tho
Canadian authorities will show lenleucy In the
matter, a. the actIon was unintenltonat. and took
plu.e In bread aayllght,sa,,d tho non-raportng Of
dutiablu goods waa merely through neglect. The
Toronto Globe says: "Thirtcen American boata,
laden with lumber, left yesterday and to-day for
American ports. A large number OF Canadian
boats aro laying up for tho season, bsng unable To
compete With tho A,nes!cans.". ..capt. H.
Carawell, oE Hnnalo, received = dispatch
Saturday stating that tau schr larlin, bound Down
with Iron ore, haa sprung leak and run Into FAR
port. O., wh1ra she aunE. sho II owned " a. ID.
Johnson, and Insured Tor 50, 600. Cant. IcrtMan
will 20 and sea what eau be d0n1 to raise her,.
The nu1alo Erprfss says. The little yacht Arrnw
tapsiztd IN squali OF Hay View Friday night.
The crew clnng TO her bottom three hours ana
dEisted ashore. -Four olher yachts wete driven
hhoFo At tho tine, ,-the Kltle 1ieneafct, Ma.
sara, Carrie, and Argo, the latter being badly
atore: Tho aqualL cnllle up about 0 o'clock. tuBt
,fter ttls yacht race which took place from Bay
View during the afternoon. Ths yarhta were tnsi
NaFtng Tor home. No I!yes we're Lost. hut tht
ercH On the Arrow suffered consldtrable from ths
atas continually washing over them"
Epeciuj Dspdich 10 IAs Tribune.
MANouErTE, Mich. Sept h.--pnsscd up, Thu
itmrs kewconaw, City OF Duluth, and Peerless,
sunday morning. tbs stmr Wlnslow Ia disabled
nNhitedah Point. Tho storm signal ts up. ~lnt
aottheast, fresh.
, 1876-09-06
SIGNS.

~ NV fEH10F U nv 1V'8VTS' -
CHICAGO, Sept. 81 agree with "Looker-on"
his communication Of Sept 4. have but re-
emily arrived In Chicago, aud upon my appear-
lace on thr street the lirst evening, was agree-
1Gly surprised to find downtown 50 well tllu-
minated, and, upon inyeatigatlon, discovered that
! xns principally owing to the enterprise Of tbs
shtewl buslnesa men Tor which Chicago Il SO
hoteo Thtse decorative sglls rost considerable
money, anl 1t would be great loss not alone to
sse owner, but 10 tue public, to haSa them re-,
y Boston, New York, aud Philadelphia Why,
Amply bccause they consider them benefit ~
Rsu ~ UfnaMeltt. PuAADHLPuIAd.
, 1876-09-06

6ptctdt DsfAG!ch 10 1HH 1F1eaf6+
rdrr 1TunoS. Mich, Sept. 5.-DowH-Psops
Arabia. Tlaleor State, scotta, P. Chamberlain, II.
]. ltacke.t anl consort. Dolto Cross ard bnrges;
tugs Z. u. Ward, Jr., with raft, John Owen With
raft
uy.-Props Prussia. Chaunccy Hurlbut and barge,
Quebec and conrort, 11allcnt,no and conhort, Ale.
shrny sud haryes Emma Thompson anh barges;
,chrB nc,os DeWols, Montnelles, Princess Alc1an-
ata, Alpha. =
wIHp-Northcast, gentle: weather fair.
The tug Owen anA Wards rats, which passed
down this morning, wcsc badly broken up in the
heavy sen yesterday on Lake Huron.
The barge Wyoming, while loalidg lumber
yesterday, wnter-lnRre1 atougside tho dock hcro.
Special M1pdsch 10 Ins Tribune.
PonT HuE0N. Mich, Sept oil p. M.-D0wN-
proIis City Of Toledo. 1soanokd sehrs Q. n. bond,
Mysttc Star, Eraeins Corning 1ielvctia, Malvsnn,
Levi Rawson. IIat4tead.
Er-prop. Wlssah!ckon, Manitoba, Montgomery;
eehrs Sam Flint, Bclle lEanscou, John II. Hutch!n'
son, Delaware, Emma Coyno.
WlAn-Eaat, gentle; weather dnc.
, 1876-09-06

NJ 1,tvntNr tntna
Cn1cAdo.-bnt foae careoc@ ". y, 1aInuua 'enn.a
at The market last sron'nE. "eathet yee'ot'
day was about bad as II could be for the ttansac'
1nn NJ marina husfrcss and but very 1lttld Waa
1on " s,. r,-I hl.,y ycry hirh Tram Tim Fast
gong on ino "'a ao,s,, In to,rants ali t,.v Thc
lake in tho vicinity WIS rory rongh during the fora
nonn. n,rtlcu1arjy 80 at tho North Pier, bnt
io"n' ,.,s ,ho nfternnon the waycs went
dns1ns tHo a..ts, ..i+..1
down somewhat, tne "iho nsFins auhtoa
mora to The toosh' no Disasters OF
con.nqucnec baro yot been reported either from
Mohaas y. ,sss ro.topdo, ,.nrnt,c ,,t,.. ~,
Lincoln Dal arsivea ycatesnay u'"1''ns n',nua ncs
rnninu,ast- head and mntntopmast whtle on hst way
a. ,btr nort .Whe tho United States atmr Aichi-
I"AD h.,nr ,oy. fro,n t,fc nutcr In rhn- n ain
G, Central Whn'f, she came In contact with tho
.ehr American Unlon, aud her stern waa consider
ANY oA"rss" .taa.,t,,r 1na,, co,1tdas ~.
lntea',.,hhAo 'e","'"sJ sJohnsnn n the rtxcr ssT
, 1876-09-06

NntHaEronT, ILL.,, scpt 6.-AnR1vao-Danuhc
Ottawa. TOO hu corn; 170bu rye, Fl, 500 M seed
prop Peerless. Ottawa, 4, 500 hu corn: Tempest,
Ottawa. $500 bu coru; prop China, Utica, q, 900
bu corn; Chicago Delle, Utica, 0,aoo bu
corn; omahn, Morns, 5000 bu corn, prop King
1'ros., Kankakeo feeder, 5000 bu oats; Atlantic
KankAhce feednr, s. 900 hu corn; Hercules, Kan.
t;corgia Seneca i, GOO hn corn, 10, 800 ubs seed
ltnn,co y, 900 an corn; prop Montank, Lockport,
LOGO bflh Hour, a12 hrlh fnenl
CLEANEn-lIsi!Iant, Mafrls, ~, ,514 It lumber.
90 m shingles; Morning, light ottawa, Is, Csc II,
lumber. ~
, 1876-09-06
ERIE.

Special Dftpasch II 1as I.JtuAe
EntE, Ta., Sept. b.-AHHlvALs-Prop Alaska !;
schss Harvest Queen. Defiance, Eliza Allen.
CLEAnAncxs-Sclr Zatk Chandler, Chicago.
, 1876-09-06

Mrs. May Agnes Fleming begins her new
story, II Llttlo Queen" In No. AZ Of the Now
York Weekly, now ready.
, 1876-09-06

Civil md \ Rslsehanisn, ,EG3lncer,pa as sSe
iasti4etion terT Mscuc.i: Aay.psage, aniurIaMed
leojens Sept. 18th. For tha Annual KegtsteE. cpn.
thlnfns improved Contss q sMd md t9ll pattculas
, 1876-09-06
Mile G. BROUSSAIS

VIII reopen her French sad Enssh School Oh septem-
bxr ii, I'll Mtehlss Sls wi!i d a..lsted "
Eetent teachers. Tbs Pflmary Department epeas On
, 1876-09-06
RACINE COLLEGE.

The Autumn Term Will beEin krpk 9. The COT
Iege aud Grammar School open the skme day. For
catalogues apply 10 REV. JAMES DEAUVEN,
D. d., Racine, Wis.
, 1876-09-06

fI,WELvE GOOD BOYS-A SELECT FAMILY
ssho; 70! boy5 fIop eight 70 tw:ve yt.Is oid 1I'a
Sert. ". Number tttsd, md special narsntaI care
guaranteed, Aatresa Proprietor. u. HOME, Lake
, 1876-09-06

NEDEMoiegLLE D onRMlEUL1. ANp, MISS
lNl Keith {wcil Known formerly Is Mrs. StcCAulsya
bchooll. Erenh and Engllah loat4!ag snd any school
kr1 Tnrk
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gen 1T erlebtst. Gr tBnnte bann Man.
DIES lerner, uub rperut er, pie Id t@e
CLAUDE ebrlf@ unD brap IL, 70 mare fGl
feline 3ufunft ntdt ibel eeIcrgt.
Gp. 6o&wirben fpreGen mstner
Wanft aus, antportete Yotsr SebaI.
pue. SD CLAUDE nf@t bab cine bsGes
re Wabl setrUHen rpsrpsl fSnnte ; uber
i& fdrdte faf, bae BEN 8naben Der
Nbf1tep BON Der franfen Mutter 1etr
fdwr ans 6er3 seben rpdrre.
Nir f5nr ten ibn,, 70 Ianee rie Wuts
ter nod !ebt, w6dentIi6 swei freie2 age
seftatten, bemerfte rsr Nbt. Dtele ra,fte
er pann sars Der 3rantenpRese nib
men, aud mSGts es fid fissn, raB e.
bi5neilen nod pes Tbenos rie Wutte,
beiuden fSnnte. Wan mug rariiter
nit ceu Yater &ldenmetfter lpre6sn.
Die betcen 6erren tparen mittIerpeiis
an Der pforte pes 3lofers ct. Wats
tbfas ansefOmmen. Der pf6rtntr Sf
nete alsbalp unp lief ben Abt nit iet
mem Beeletter unter ebrfurdteSpael
Verbsusun8 etntreten.
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ft&sn TeIrbsrru. Ger fi& emf i'm 5ais
PING. Rrisse itbr ausseseiGnst BATE,
isst absr Gin alter, taum nod CURED.
nunssfdbiser @reis III. SO bat nun
DIE 6auptffupt Der prpY!ns NIT leiner
sanien milituiril@en quite psrlaGsn.
nod ebs Seine lruppen nit tenen Sas
fub> Sabn's tn Bsrdbruns sstOmmen
parsn. Die Sal@sarsr BADEN bsreits
6usti&sn, 8artul unp ga MI Die be.
%reutsnpifen Stdete rieier grpuins, Obns
S&wsrtRrsi& seuOmr'en. Cine nod
arSsere @efabr tsrrcbt Gle 6srrl&aft
@bina's In eielen Elli6en Yrcpinsen
pur1 naS Nisrerauitreten unsebeusrer
Gaping. S6aaren i'm Ncrrcfen. Aud
Der S@ab pom psr(ien rii6ete f1 BE-
~fanntli6 su einem 1riesssuee 8esen
Mtrp unb bate lein GrpecittcnSs
Corps bsrsits BIG Wsrldstb srssidift;
bod III 90 BEN ruI6l1en GeIanrten In
1sbsran seluneen. oem S1ob BON ctes
lem GeloSu9e abSurotben. Gs TT UNI
70 ncibwsneissr, ras Per zen f6 &C.
~ssnwdrtis ni&t anrsrwdrts ensas'rt,
ole i6 bic tirfii&en @ren3ldnrer on
Der psfli@en @rense periitns in GROCER
&ufrsauns befnben. bic nod bur&
~ranennre unp prebisenre Oerrtl1e
eel&drt miro. Gle Mobammeeaner
bort betraGtsn befanntltd pie psrler,
relhe ben Koran ntht rpa anertsnnen.
Die lo%senannten Sdiiten, aIs ibre Cob
feinoe. Dteislbe gswesuns 3etet id
AUDI an ben tirfil9en @ten;en Sautas
isns. MO Die ptIten Slursstsn, eth
gum She'll aud i'm SnutaiuS an1dlliser
li&srttf snfamm, ouf eins parole Iaus
srn. um bic rulIiben 9renstewObner
~ atsrfauen UNI 81 maHatrirsn.
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Or. 6. &eaner.

Sc mar an eineni f16nsn Mai.
Nbenp pes Sabres 1904, als Der MIR.
pige Mtt bee Rlofers 81. Wattbias BE-
Irier. 6err Sobannes SsyL BON einsn
Spastersanse am llfsr tsr WcieI beim-
fsbrts. Sbn beslettete fstnGrenns. %,
ter Ssbalpus, bsHen uOrseridtes alkl
spar rrr lanSlume S5ritte 8etattete.
psGeu Gtfubruns unp @elsbrlamfett
aber wobI seeisnet rarer, ben Spas
3iereans ~ uerfdrsen.
Die betosn 6erren stn8en Jest turd
oas GifHerp6rf&en st. Webarp. Oil
6sterfunbe bate bereits seibIusen, uni
ppr ben flsinsn 6duisrn laben pte Be-
pobner, uu,ssben BON blabenpen Rim
bern, I'M, fiG Der Nube unr pes ielten.
l15nen Mbenbs au erfreuen. Greunp.
lid erpicerte Der Mbt eie ebrfur1tsprl.
len @raee Der 9eute, BE unp pa eir
bsttsres 8crt BEN Dante 3ufdssnp
absr an, Gnps Der StraBe, tn Der Ndbs
ees lesten Ddus&ens, bemmte ct ietner
S@ritt neil ibn eth anblid fs6elte, be,
tn Der 9bat ppufoMmsrt sseisnst mar
oie Nufmerfiamfeit zines raeni@ens
freunpIi@en, pOblwpusnpsn 6er3ens au
Ra ~ lenfen.
@Or Der Ebars zines fleiner, abe
freunpIt& uno rstnlt@ auslebenbs,
baules iab In rinsu altsn 9ebnfuble
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

ffatutsnmdbis sefutteten @eneraloer,
iammluns "@ife aus alen Siferrei&i,
i&en qdnbern etnIabst." Sir etelen
0staafen plaipirte 70, aaem Nnfane
@raf 6riecrt6 lbun: er tpurhe jebob
pom @iener GOmite ibsrfimmt. Gin
9atbOltfen. @OnSrsb. Der unter Der
Gla9ge ees prcnoncirt fSpsraliftiden
bbbmil&en 8atbolifsns YereinS abses
baltsn wiirre. bdtte eben peoer auf
sdblrei3e IbeiInebmsr, nod feline Be-
l&ld6e auf aasemeine DertbiadBuns
3u re6nen, unb beirts foQ bod NIT ei<
mem ausemeinen Efferrsidtlden 6atbos
litsns @pnsreB er;ieIt perpen. Sc Miro
ldwer ipercen, Zen N%riacnefaeen ~
lncen, nm aus rielem Qabyrtntb pom
nincerni6en slidIi6 berauSsussIans
aen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26

oufasfubt unb beurtbetIt wtre, Ysrfebt
F6 BON lelbf. Was cen britten Slas
sspuutt unIunst 70 berubt terlslbe uuf
ether sdnSli&en @srtennuns Der SADIE.
DEM Ger anaefeIte 8erslsi& fam Jim
bsspiQsu ni&t 3uselafsn wsrpen. neil
in tatbUIilGen S&ulen then 70 wenip
wte In anelieanii@sn Der 8lerus mit
BEN llnterri&t betraut III. bic S6uIs
brGrer absr. wel6e ZEN @Ismentar. nus
terri&t bslOrssH. Eaten Gnp unp ni1t
eth Wul Elm 9eIIbre, ICnrern ein sins
fades 8stlpre6sn atssleet babsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-26
Sic NmHem in MTsn.

01krsnp IN Der eurupdilGen 1irtei
bic a~riseefuteI lOpert, tdmpfen uu6 bic
uuubbdusiSsn Stamme IN afen um
ibre Grifens sssen Die RuHsn unD Gbt,
uelen. Sin nsuli6er 8etttt iast bier
iibsr:
Die Dor sinissr 3sit bsrstts iber
EaIdfsnt eiueettrfene yta9rttt Dcn
trisssrilGen GOrsdnsen In DEM ruff
l@en Central AFen. icpie an Ger falh-
sar> hinsGfaen @rense. MIR nunmeb,
rurG aus rsm raifldsn GbUpldeni
siusslaufsne Bsrthte p~etpsufdnrist
( SIN ras ueu erwprbene ruifi@e @ebiei
ron Bsrsan 1T cine srOee bOree rsa
Durh letue H1ubereien unb Streif3iat
beraGitstsn Sara : Sirsiienfau NEE
pom Amai eingefaIen, unp bat bort pti
MnfereIunger perpifet Die @inwObnel
ermprret unp beren 6abielisteiten uni
0ieb fCrtsef6leppt. Obert 8Osolu.
bof Irurpe beauftrn8t pieie 8anee ~
,h@ttaen, uno 20 selaus ibm, ptelslbt
nod duf ibrem Rlfsuse, bseor lie caa
fur Gin flsines Grpspitiunss GOr9s un'
iusdneliGe Amat : PLATEAU errei@te
e~tnsubplen. Die Rirstlen FObsu, unit
lisssn anger ibyer Bsute nod 4O(
Wann an lpcten unp @errunceter
;urdd. Sn aalGsar bat 5atubs 8bar
BEN l&cn Iunes ssplanten Selp;ue &C.
gen China untsrnpmmsn, unp 1T mt
einsn Deere pUn 10000 Mann feb
gut auSssraastsr, gun, erSetsn 1bet
nit 6interIarsrn bswafnetsr, unb rcr
eurppdli@ea SffBiuen ptscipItnirts'
Iruppsn iiber Die Ginef(he @rtnse &C.
8aussn. Dieis 6ftliGs prOpina Obi
mas, welde meif pom Duneauen be-
wpbnt pttp, ianp unter Per 8erpal
tuns rss Stattbalters llc, zines dine
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