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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

vail, podotyka vtipnt Index My by.
chom dodali; General Newton poiednou
Pekelnou Braun rozdrtil, kdezto kn6h jiz
tisice let prot nj operuji. aniz by jediny
kaminek nj byli vydrobii.
Pravni radce kardinala Manninga ztra
til Sc nikdo nevi kan a nin s $150,0O0,
z nichz 5 10000 kardinalovi nalezeo
Nejspise chtel pravni ten ra Ice, ably Sc
kardinal Kristu, kteryz nemel kde by hla
vu slozil, stal podobneisi.
Jeden ccstovatel dal 81 slavne kathe-
drale Cd kostelnika ukazati syate ostatky
Mezi jinymi ukazovel mu kostenik spi
navou, umouu6uou lahvicku. Cestovatel,
kdyz 81 il byl ze vsech stran prOhlidnul,
zvolal; Co to je "a svaty ostatek? Vzdyt
e t. prazdner - .PrazdneF osopil SO
nan kostelnik Pane, lahyic6a ia obsa-
huie trochu tiny, kterou Mojzis pokryl
Egypt
Neibohatsim Amerikanem Jest zelez-
nitni kral Vanderbilt, kteryz - die no
vim - tydne nejmene jedneu umfc, nei
bohatSim Italianem jest kardinal Anto-
nelli, statni sekretaf vatikanu. Jmeni ie
no ma hotovosti paci sc pry ma 35 miiond
frankI nepfokonatelne sbirky drahocen
nych vzacnosti, jimiz palace jeho isou ma
bity, mali ceny nejmen6 20 mil. Y ieho
sbirkach nalezaii Sc neikrasn6isi drahoka
my, iako diamanty, rubiny, satiry, sma-
ragdy, tyrkisy perly, nejvzacneisi a ne
drahocenneiSi kraiky, tkaniny, gobeliny,
damasky t. d. X tax ohromnemu bo-
hatstvi, iez m6iiti Sc m62e poklady ne
bohatsich panuiicich rodin, pomohl 81 kar
dinal We sluzb6 = cirkve, ieiiz zakladatel
byl chudy tulak prvni biskup chudy
rybaf.
Neverci zapadu po$klibaii SC horlivym
svatouSk1m. &c vsichni lupici mortified
sti navSt6yoval V detst"i svem pilne ne
delhi sNoIu. Jeden lupicd tech jm6nem
Cole Yonger, Ktery iiz V Missouri rozlit-
nymi loupeznickymi kousky proslul, na-
psal k dotazu, zdaz tomu vskutku tax, ma
slednjici odpov6d: ,Jsem hrdy, ze mohu
tic;, ze lsem zplozen a vychovan Cd na .
boinych rodidd re jsem od 1tleho d6t.
stvi sveho pravideln6 nedeni skolu ma
vsteroval. Ridil isem tez "a pobytu sve.
ho V okresu Dallas skOlu biblickou. Cho
val jsem vzIy ku kfestlnstvi uctu. Znal
jsem co e prave schvaloval to. Zatra
cuii nepravosf, pfedce isem nepravosti
uachal'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Y X
' Anglicku Sc tax zvanych vznese.
nych kruzich rozmohl uzasne pocet man.
zelskych rozvodd. Ami vysoke postave.
nj spolecenske, ami rod a vyznamenani
nechrani krnhy ty, nichz nabozenstvi
nelhorlivejsi vyznavace zastance naleza,
pred - smistvem, iez desatero pfikazani
bozich hned "a vrazdou zapovida. Mu-
zove zeny jsou rovnou merou mravni
tou nakazou zachvaceni.
Veletok Amazona. kteryz celou brasil
skou fisi cele delce jeji proteka, Jest
1000 mil splavny lodemi velikych rozme-
rd. Reka ia ma ctyry velike a rovnez
velkymi lodemi splavne pfitoky, kterez
pravou siti pfirozenych prdpav6 (pfito-
kdJ spojeny jsou. Diva tisice mil cd usti
sveho Jest stale pies til sahy hluboka a
pres 26OO mil nenaskytuie Sc fecisti ie.
jim niceho, co by pohodlne plavbe vadilo.
Professorovi Huxleymu Sc navsteva ie.
ho vyplatila. Tfi pfednasky jeho @ Wy
von', jez mel pred odiezdem svym Chi
ckering Hall Novem Yorku vynesly
mu 5 1900. Zeleznicni feditestya pax
proukazovala slavnemu ucenci tomu tako
YOU pozornost, ze mu propdiGoyala ma
Vsech cestach ieho palacove vozy k Beg
platnemu ponziti. Ia rec, jiz mel pfi o.
tevfeni university Jobna Hopkinse Bal
timore nabizeno mu s 500, COZ ON ysak
nepfijal.
knezl NELL generalovi Newtonovi, KITE.
ryz fldil iazinyrske prace Pekelne Bra
ne N. Y. "a zle, ze skalu tn roztrhal
v nedeli, den Pane. Zatim panove ii
nedeli jak nedeli Pekelnou Braun trbaii
aniz by tom znesyecenf neoele sbleda-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
Ma VVch0a.
Ma sdpad.

I K. MYTHS,
Genl- Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
Evening star., 1876-12-07

The action Of the governor of Oregon in
giving an electoral certifca te 10 a demo-
cratic elector is bit of sharp practice which
only the professional politician will endorse
Still, as Boss Tweed was wont TO inquire.
"What are you going To do about it?" If the
twenty second joint rule is inoperatiye, and
IL the vote Of no state, which comes properly
attested by the governor, can be thrown out ,
Ii will be the plain duty of the presiding Off
Ger OF the Senate to count the vote OF Cronin.
the democratic electOr- This would, OF
course, be defeating the will of a majority
of the people of Oregon. but neverthe-
less IL is held that the presiding Of
ficer OF the Senate cannot go behind the
certificates of the governors OF states. OF
course il may be claimed on the democratic
Side that this affords only an offset to the
action of the returning boarl in Louisiana;
but supposing the latter TO have been fraudu-
lent, two wrongs do not make n right. In
fact, the party that now counts itself in by
fraud or by sharp practice will he pretty GER
tainly counted out by the people az the mex
election.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

Representative Wood, of New York. was
perhaps technichally right yesterday when
he denied the authority OF the President TO
send informal reports TO Congress, such as
the report of the committee which recently
visited New Orleans at the request OF the
President. Senator sherman in his remarks
yesterday, however, held that IL was the duty
OF the President to submit the Information
relative TO the Louisiana election to Con-
gress. as there was no matter OF more import
ance than the questions connected with tn
canvaSsing boards and making of a Presi-
dent of the United States. He for one would
vote for the printing OF the report of the dele
CATION sent out by the National Democra tic
Committee, believing that the country should
be placed In full possession of all the facts.
This seems fair view TO take OF the matter.
Let both reports be printed i'm order that the
people may judge for themselves.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
Shall We Have Mexican Politics,

The returning boards of the three disputed
states have as the result of their canvass of
the votes of those states declared the election
OF the Hayes and Wheeler electors, thus add
ing 10 votes to the i6s previously held by the
republican candidates for President and
Vice President, giving them nOminally the
1S electoral votes requisite for a majority.
But from all three of these states counter
claims come in behalf of T!ld,n and Hen
bricks, lacking, however. the endorsement
OF the returning boards aud of the gov
ernors of the respective states. From Ore
gon, also, the claim is presented of a
democratic electoral vote for Tilien and
Hendricks on the ground of the in
eligibility of one of the republican electors
This claim Is strengthened by the fact that
the governor of that state has commissioned
democratic electOr. III this vote is counted
for Tilden OF course il elects him. bu. natu-
rally the republican party will make vigor-
Gus opposition to being counted out in Oregon,
just as the democrats will to being counted
out In Louisiana. The complicated question
Is now precipitated upon Congress: one
branch OF which is republican, and the other
democratic. How 10 settle it short of a
descent TO the Mexican style of politics Is a
problem that will task the best men of the
country. III we have any statesmen amongst
us this complication will develop them.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

Marshal Concha, OF Spain. estimates the
total force of the insurgent Cubans at only
5000. He recommends that they be isolated
in the woods and kept there. This is a virtual
admission that the insurgents cannot be con-
quered- Keeping an army OF 10000 men in
Cuba 20 isolate the insurgents is rather an
expensive operation, and it might be cheaper
In the end To make peace with them az once.
Marshal Concha himself was not long since
commander-in-chief OF the forces I'm Cuba
and his views ON Cuban affairs are therefore
worth noting.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

The later reports concerning the frightfnl
calamity at the Brooklyn Theater show that
the loss OF life was even greater than our dis
patches Of yesterday set forth. The inquiry
naturally occurs why this great loss of life
occurred? We are informed by those ac-
quainted with the position and surroundings
of the Brooklyn Theater. that the theater
building embraced within its walls the post
Office, the police station, the Sunday Sun Of
fee. and Deitrich's hotel. IL was literally
enclosed in a hollow square-the audience
reached their seats through a hallway lead
ing to and around the rear of the first circle.
AT the end OF this the stairs commence lead
ing To the upper circles. Experienced theat-
ricsI people concur that the loss of life was
entirely confined TO the upper circles, and TO
those on the stage that attempted to save
their wardrobes before making their escape
Manager Ford's theory is that the fire
was burning for some time in the
scenery above the stage, and the carpenters
endeavored TO extinguish il before any alarm
was given-a ceiling piece of scenery screen
ing il from the audience and acrrfs for a
while; but the carpenters cut away the ropes
at last. and the burning material fell upon
the ceiling piece, which is used in the last
act, and ignited it, and the rest of the scenery
nearest the stage. At this moment the panic
evidently occurred. and the hall and stair
crowd. The fower floor was soon cleared, but
the smoke impeded and finally suffocated
those i'm the upper circles some time before
the flames reached where thew fell, swooned
and lifeless.
Manager Ford says that this is but the sec
Ond instance in the United States of a loss of
life by the burning of theaters The first was
the Richmond tkeater, in ISL and the cause
there was very similar to the Brooklyn hor-
ror.
Our theaters are well provided in such emer-
gencies with facilities of escape. The Ma
tioaal has passageway ON each side, and
large doorways opening out to them. Both of
the upper circles have separate stairways
leading out of thehouse without going through
the veStihule. The stage also has a largedoor
on the rear alley as well as doors ON the open
rassageways adjoining.
10 II understood that in this citv since the
Richmond fire, near ten million auditors
have visited places of amusements and lee
lures without the slightest accident occurring
and IN the entire country il might be claimed
thata thousand million have been entertained
without mishap. Consequently, fearful as
this terrible calamity appears. il does no;
prove our theaters to be oy any means dan
gcrouS 70 life.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

III many more deaths from hydrophobia oc-
curing from the bite Of Spitz dogs are re-
ported, that particular breed OF CANNES will
soon become unpopular. Another case of this
kind occurred on Staten Island on Sunday
last, the victim being boy six years of age.
who was bitten In July last IL l. suggested
that the small number OF the medical fratern-
1ty who still insist that there is no such mall
ady as hydrophobia may do 80 simply because
they are compelled TO confess their inability
toeure IL.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON, The Oldest Esrabl,ssed AND O.Iy
~ Reliable Ladies Physician tH rae CsfV, can h..
consulted every Tuesday and Saturday at No $40 al
street; from 10 clock. All Female Complains a
9nickly cured. Office and Residence No T0a w
Lombard street, Bsltimore. novlS-sw'
sSATlsfACTION.'- "A positive cure: a per bot
~ tie. Prepared according 20 the original form
ula by DIR. Darby, L. AZ street corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue. Consultations free. octlO 2ns
nR. BUCkLER JONEs.-Twenty years expe-
" rlence IN Female Diseases, irregularities, Ova-
ran Tumors. Guarantees satisfaction or no chareps
business confidential. Rooms for patients 16l N
hoNhd street baltimofe. augH IN
SPECIAL N0TICE.-DT. ROBERTSON can be
- consulted every "Wednesday aud Saturday, AT n .
Office, 424 10th street. Pa avenue, from ? o.
y m on all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs aud Nsr-
yous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weakness
Nervous Debility, lmpotency. Premature Decay,
Nervous Trembling, PapitatiCn Of the Heart Dim,
ness OF Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion, &c &c ali
resulting from abuses ia youth. in manbood
aud early 1ndlrcretions. GOnOrrhea. Structures and
Syphilis quickly cured. Dr. r. a native OF Balti-
more, with II years experience in special practice
endorsed by the leading physicians ~ his city visit.
Washington every "Wednesday and SATURDAY. Per
in need Of medical treatment for hny ~ e ahova
diseases III find n 90 their interest o. call upon him
who viii insure honorable and scientific treatment,
and cure guaranteed in every he undertake.
VIII refer his patrons 90 any OF the leading Physi-
clans ot Baltimore, and show letters Of testimonial.
from the same. Remember the day aud number Of
Once. mar0 ly
Evening star., 1876-12-07
To Rusine~a Men.

On account Of the pressure of both news and adver
tiscments upon columns, at the present time. and
Co enable The STAR to be circulated at the earliest
hour possible each day advertisers requested to
send in their favors early in the day practicable
They be in hand before O'Clock to insure in
sertiOn the day and they ought to be in as much
earlier than that as is ne.sihIe in each case
Evening star., 1876-12-07

NOwthat the returning boards of Louisiana.
Florida, and South Carolina have got through
their work. those states will cease to be
points of special interest. That interest will
now settle In Washington. and will continue
here until the counting of the votes in Febru-
ary, at least.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

The new democratic daily made its ap-
pearance this morning in quite handsome
and newsy shape, and bearing the title of
The Union, a much handler name for Journal
istic uses than the cumbrous = Constitutional
tRoS'," first proposed. The editorials are
well written, and not too ponderous: and
altogether, the new paper makes promising
start.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
Reading Matter on Every Page.

Acreage s,rorn Daily Circulation
orer $4,000, - being more than
three times that Of dnv other
daily paper in Washingfon, and
eQWaI to that Of all the other
daily papers in the city added
fO0efbPr.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

a new complication has been added To the
electoral muddle in Florida. il will be seen.
and the democrats return a set of Tilden elec-
rDrS-
Evening star., 1876-12-07

ibis Is curious position of affairs. The
electoral vote was declared vest erday I'm all
the s-ates. and yet nobody to-day, republican
or Democrat fsSts able To say who is Presi-
Evening star., 1876-12-07

GEORGES WEST END
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
2IIs Pennsy lvania avenue, Sign of the Big Boot
The finest CUSTOM WORK made at imme-.rss,,
dlate notice and an easy fit and full satisfac
ton warranted On hand a large stock of geny ~
tlemen 3 fine BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, -
OF my own make, at moderate prices. Having made
the hitting Of tender dsrofe study those no
desire comfort would do well to call
New Elastics inserted in Congress Caters by pat
ent machine Price 81. dec7-t
Evening star., 1876-12-07
Three .No-v Byick House, for !Sn,s

Fer further list Of houses at all rentals apply at
this Office. ff'' "
Auction Sales.
on THURSDAY. December 9Th. at 4 D. m a
unee sIory brick house on llth street, bet and p
On III URSDAf, December 9Th. az D. m
valuable improved property on Massachusetts, ave.
between 18th and 18th streets
Loans.
ing. dyritT
Evening star., 1876-12-07
WM. KNABE r. CO.'S

WM. KNABE & CO.'S
CELEBRA TED PIANOS
RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PRIZE
At the Centennial, and
CERTIFICATE OF DISTINCTION FOR GEN
ERAI EXCELLENCE
for CONCERT, Grsnd, ParlOr Grand, Upright and
Square Pianos. McCammon S favorite Pi
amos and Pianos from other well known R@
factories for sale and Rent ON the most reatttkIv
sonable terms. Tuning and Repairing promptly at
tended TO at REICHENBACH'S
PIANO wARER0OMS, 423 llth ST,
deC7-ln A few doors above Penna ay
Evening star., 1876-12-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IroR SALE-AweIl kns~n RESTAURANT ..
n slde the Nurthetn Liberty MARKS lnaufre -
- Ao0 sireef de- ~
EOR RENT-A nrv STORE With FiNin-ss c-.m
II rlste. Eood stand tuf nisrkss store "a sag
kins - buSiRo-s nula TAX parrner ifh -lr,i
csPatal Inquire 1923 ma street northwr-i. ct ~
NJ bfhh- der1 y
G0 ono OR $500 WANTED FoR rwo
So.OUV o. three years. af pr geut. Interest.
Ga an proved TIoP,ril uuencumhsred. worth thrrs
llnles toe an .unt, 10 commission. Address 4 e.
fosi ofhce, city. dss7 a.
g. nAn WANTED. FOR FINg WARS
- cD.OVO gpud sc,urity. Apply, with all naHns
and sdSress % Pos, one Box q. W sshtngisn as st'
EH0R RENT-Thc well known FISHING LAND
u lNGS for the Erssin - lST7, the pltafns-
River. j. follows. High Point aud Stony Penn.
Sycamore, White Housc. SANDY Point and Mrzi
fcint, Oros~um Nos and GrsNeily Point fsr
gariicularS apply % Geo. A. BDhrrr, Sarah ott-r
nseS or Thos. DoNlsng. Auctioneer. star ono
REnUCE YOUR RENT'-HaRdSsnss BRICK
~ Hols Sis. with all modern conv-nienCes. ~ sXa,
Sc %, and Z ~ per month: entirely n~~. ~ ySa
you viii do well 20 examine the-e houses.
decse i,slarsis R,t,s,rr
MILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT sACRIFICE-
w on Capitol Hili. one and half eaaAr-- of IN.
Capitol. three story pres brick DWELLING, WITH
two story back building. ~ rooms with ali ms.ders
Improvements and finished very handsomely through
out; street Improvements all paid. Any wishing
great bargain should eNsiniDe this hou-s h.f af~
buying. Apply 20 BATES RrON, 10- u street
hutthwest nova O.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
COAL AND KINDLING WOOD.

Our stock Of COAL IL now complete, embracing all
the chece qualities, and 10 which we invite the az
tention of Consumers. our
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING woOD,
with nrelighter in every bundle s the best in use
FOR sale BY all grocers-Iy IL. No shavings, paper
or kerosene oil required.
CHEAP SAFE. CLEAN
STEPHENSON BRO,
Mill snd Depot 7th street Wharf,
fet24ly Branch Once 131s Pennsylvania ave
Evening star., 1876-12-07

PROFESSIONAL.
sR DRAPER HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
~ t6 lG2I New York avenue. ofhce hours 90
10 a. m. 10 p. M. Residence 1909 P-nnryirs.
MA avenue. secS I'm
hR :. W. BoGAN HAS REMOVED HIS OF
- nee and residence tot s2I e. street between f.h
and 5th streets northwest dec2 sws
hk PUhE, Dnf,a, ala 7th street -ourh-..,
y - beIween u and streets; Beautiful C@
ing without pain, 81 ceuts. An operations wsr-
SCHUTTER RAkENAN,
- - ARTISTS.
fhISan nECORA1lNE, and every description of
okNAhkNIAL and PLAIN PAINTING,
- 12s 9TH street northwest
SFLtlMEN ROOM, 1l0 street northwest
yansl ly WASHINGTON, u. q.
Sf PER SET FOR TEETH, EITHER JAW bT
Wv lR. A PRATT Graduate of Ohio Col (e
lege oi Dental surgery. and of Rush Medi- 1890
cal college OF Chicago, 4Ol 7th street NV EXtrar.
ns chLldieh : teeth, - cents. suRll ly-
Evening star., 1876-12-07

lNoG SALE-A well known RESTAURANT =.
n slde thr Nurthefn Liberty hark-t lnaufre 81
No t6O X street A. n
Evening star., 1876-12-07

THE UNDERSIGNED will sell his larg / nd ele-
pnf ssrt rn stock ef fine JEWELRY, SILy;k IN
to dispose OF the entire stock by January LIST 49,
that he may devote his time and place Of has mess 10
his new invented and patented Eye glass.
ISAAC ALEXANDER,
dec5-lw 1879 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1876-12-07
- GOIDNTElN q 90.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
ESTABLISHED IN 1850,

''''ss''-H1'1s|
NostAeaH Crao ar TsafS aad % S-rssis
PRIVATE ENTRANCE on TENrH STREET
Liberal Advances mad oa Personal prsnerfy ?,
any amount and tor ANY time desired on Nrry reason
able terms.
Also, Goods Sold on Commission
A large Stock of Gaois on hand new ana se,.,a.
hand, sold very low tor cash nov, a.
Evening star., 1876-12-07
PERSONAL.

SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER-Oid Styles Re-
- modelled Soft Hats Cleaned and Colored, andyl
All work In the Hat line done by n. CUNNING
HAM, Practical Halter" 626 g street north.
west. novIl-lv
Evening star., 1876-12-07
WANTS.

WANTEr-A YoUNG MAN. experienced IL
w Shoe Basiness. APPiy 9 Bridge St, Gs,rgr-
;cNn- ,iecT- r.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

These goods are all entirely new, and embrace
some of the handsomest styles and most superb
fabrics offered in ready made clothing; being
equal in every particular 10 goods made to order
at probably four times the price We are Offering
these for.
Evening star., 1876-12-07

IsNnR RENI-Si9 iEh street northwest. farn-
Il ished, PARIOR aud BEDROOM. frS1 door one
third floor decs-e,,tt.
, 1876-03-30

9as r@ollf. Sournal" beriftet iibe
eineu
Elm: Sn Gan SranciseO beitebt etn frornmer
gerein, Der eS ii9 our auf9abe gemaft,
Seeleute, ipelde Der llnreli9ioiitdt urb Der
Observation-Disclosures perfalen iinb, arf
ben gSeg Der Oiorai uno NiiAternbeit Suriifs
aufiibren. Srau Gnlifp Bits Stepen8 tit etn
beroorrageuDeS Dttt0lieo oieies Sereins, NIB
fe riibnlt iif, monatIif ouraidnittltd 80
MatroIen Seeleu 5ur llntersetdnuug be8
Gettperen5s@eliboe8 81 peranloiien uno auf
oieicm niAt mcbr ganS ulgepolnltden 0cge
lid, fam ie 81 einsm O}5atroien nuO CAB iid
Die gr0Bte Mitbe, i'm 81 betebren. Ste Ell
~funoi9te iid eingebeub nad ietner friiberen
2cbcnalpeiie am 21noe iomobt wie an Soro
o"S Sdtffes. nSlt guer @apitdn ein reltgis
DER Utann ?" fraate iie Die SbeerjaGe.
y9feligi0s, Nta'm? Natirlid), peritebt itd),
iebr religi6s Ous beibt, 10 LANCE mie er ntdt
betrllufctt it,"
, 1876-03-30
(6ortiesuna fol9t.)

Gin pabt9er sail palltrte Dem
Ebterbdnoler 9a9en5ed III Sambur9. 0ers
lelbe perlauote elnen prdGtt9en 20uen nad)
Harls. 0as Gbter fam lnou franf III Der
1fttropole 6ranfreldS OIL uno ptrltarb uah
stpel Sagen. Ser @mpfdnger III YartS
Seigte bleleu bebauerlihen &orfal &c b0ns
oelte li9 nm ben Serlult uou 1000 &blr. -
per &ele9ramm oil ulb fra9te, maS nit Dem
to bten &0nlg Der Miilte 81 tbun lei. Sageu=
bed telegrapblrte III leiuem Aer9er oariiber,
einen 10 b%eoeutenoen Gerlnlt Su erletoen 4:
yUteinetipe9su fohen Gle ben 20men lauer."
Der BARRIER, balb aus Gade, balb &tu
Gulenipte0el, 500 Dem 20men paS Set iiber
Die Sbren, le9te pas Sbler in @llig mo iiber=
ianote oaS HaB elnem Speolteur in Sam
burg. Norlduii9 bat Sasenbed Die Annabme
oeS vSauren 20penbraten" abgelehut ulO
eiueu YroSeB an9eltreu9t, ba Der 20rpe 9eiuuo
uuo munter bon Samiburg abgelanot wor-
oeu lit.
YetreffS Ser &rompeten .
oauneu> St6Be
% a e beS SuNteS- Senators thurman por
Sblo erSdblt man iidl III Malblu9tou folgenoe
| @e|diGte Serr &burtnau liibrt rotbe ga.
id)entiiuer, mn menu er i'd oanlit Die gtale
i6ueust, 10 ma6t er mebr @erauid), ais jeoer
anbere 9enator. Gein college SoueS BON
gtepaoa 1T III leiner Su9enp Sremler aui
elmer @lienbabu aeweleu. @inmal mar So
ues i'm Seuats. Saale etugciAlaien, alS lldJ
&burmal Die 9tale ldueuSte. Sofort iprGu9
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,penu er etue Sremie nit aler @eWalt an-
lpanuen wolte. ST erfldrte nahber, er babe
3burmau'S SGneuSen fir oas Yfeiien etuer
locomotive Shurman'S rotbeS &ai1en.
tuA fir. Elm Staual probelcer @efabr &C.
hQlten,
, 1876-03-30
Aeenfeu perlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

en- %purei8es ssttsnfud su ZEN berasmt Wsrisa
in a Bar'Room." pom z. G. Wrtbur. Nas ltst
une erOBte SuG pteies ssfetrrten S6rtttfsl. y - CLAN
ssne tuutrtrt, elegant s~ebuneen, nitro su Iauisnpsn pn
3%e'tuaaea bes gunees auf bas 0unfisfe b%surtbsilL.
@tne Ssi4t1te Won 8~erbrshen unt SeIetbipunaea. n
unisrsr Nttlts, rtiDe Su Pr r~ubisfen Ser,en irreteu
beg. Mpralitdt beiptrtsn ale 6eiese. @eentss psl4.
"Man-Trap" eerfduftsa, mullen minbeffens nsd nj
nal 10 otel @rsmpIars Oieiss Suaes p~frtautsi.
9prtratt in Stablltt6 riro etnsm Ieeen Subferibentrn
uberretbt. Seibrs:bsube 9ireulare unb fVl6e MT lsn
SsolneHnasn psvssn frst auf Anfras. ssrfsnest pon
:, Nv. StpeeGr: II. Co.. YubItibtrs, 733 Saniem
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