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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-22
DIED.

coRIIEs THURSDAY evening FEB H. at tie horse Of he,
widow o; The i,e hirco " Corr 5 o NGs York City
The remains will De brought 10 Ne~-N orS for IIerarIt
son OF Henry T. and Mary A. cox aged years ami months
Relatives and ii1ends are respectfully invited 70 attend the
JoTslemonss, BROOKLYN on Tuesday, 22d lust, Al
DosCHER-0n Monday, Feb. q, John f. DOschcr, in tho
lis Trends and The friends the family
West Eeycnth-st, Thursday, the 2ih inst, al O'Clock
FLINT-In san Francisco Feb. H. Ahbe Mason wife Of
oiiphant' orange, X. j.. aged 80 years.
HALsEY-At New orleans; La. sunday Feb. 90 1870.
Of the late Richard r. Hanes IN the 3itE year Of her
KIMBALLAt Plainfed y j. on sunday FEB. 20, 1876 Of
Il. and the ia'e Mary C. KimoaI, ssea years.
KIRTLANDOn Saturday FeD 49, Jane s. wife Of Charles
raEeral scy'ees at Trinity CHAPEL Taes Tho 22a inst.
at The remains vi be taken to bridgeport Conn,
@ Ina raH Of e TS e jPsa@ sS 2i 2
Tie relative. AID rien5s the family are invited attend
hr funeral on Iueseay ga ns iron the esdeneSof hsr
and Fiiihsts, jersey civ, at O'Clock.
PERRYA stafford Conn. saturday 18Th inst. Charles
". Perry, late OF New. Yors. aged 80 years
Funeral Will take place from ais fahersT-i on Tuesday
at pm
RoGERs-on Monday Feb 81, William Bayanl Rogers, son
Funeral services win be held a. Chnrc wednesday
morning at 70 o'clock Fnends and relatives italy
sPAULDfNG- suddenly. the goth irst Alexander
The funeral will take place from Ms ls;e snco. 20 west
Sizy.rrstst., on wednesday, Feb %. at lO:3O o. Ia
VAN VLFCK-At 2I2 West Thirty loaTihst Monday Feb.
II. Julia A. widow 81 the Rev. John Van Week. -
services 2. her lac residence Tuesday 22i met,
at = Remains VIII be taken - New Prospect " u,
for nterment.
wADswoRTH-on SUNDAY, afternoon Feb. %, Of mem;
b.dBcous Group william Baldwin, infant soa Of W. b. and
MAY " WadsyOIth agcd year and p days
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend tho funeral
the residence az his grandfather. Joseph Iuey 3s3
Cunonsye, Brookyn ON Tuesday afternoon, al 2'a D. N.
WAL-Ou saturday 18TH inst, ~ diphtheria Frank r.
q T. and ATui' O. Wall, aged 10 months.
attend the funs raj
dence OF his parents, No. 2f9 Madisonayo.
At special meeting OF the Delta chapter Of the Delta PHI
Fraternity the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted;
LsrsGs pleased God 10 take from loved friend
brother, Andrew Foster smith belt
Rsotre That by his death have lost devoted brother
and an earnest friend hs kindly disposition and up
night had ,nde ard him 10 all who knew him.
tender heartfelt EyWpathies TO his
family in this Their deep aiflf iinn
Ies0irfd That the member, this Chapter e usual
badge mourning Tor 80 and that copy Of these
luton be published IN the y papers and copy sent 10 tile
family OF the deceased.
NeW-lork, / eb 81, 1876.
CHALMERS WOOD
GEO BARNEWAlL OGDEN, COMMITTEE
WILLIAM EDWARD NERPLANCK,>
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LATEST SHfP NEWS.
For other shiD Eers see Third Pog,l

ARRIVED.
Steam hip Gamma (Br) l. ddicoat, Bermuda Feb II. with
steamship city Dallas Hines. Fernandina Feb 10 via
Port Royal o. lotn with mdse and pass TO H. Mallory
& Co.
steamship Franconia, Bragg Portland, with mdso and pass
Bark Abby Racon Merrill Malaga 80 DAYS wirh fruit
Brig fausna (of StocstoR connsuon Cardenas III Gays
with sugar and laalaa
Brig Olga (Norl Larsen Lyerpo, 80 DAYS la ballast
schr Alabama, Cross Newbern, N e. days. with naval
stores.
steamships Ellen S. Terry Newborn NJ c.; Albemarle,
wIND-sunser. moderate. g. s. T.. cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS
HAVANA, Feb. 2O-ArrfYed, steamship Columbus, Reed,
nom New YORK. Arrived 18th brgs Sportsman Blanchard.
AMI Moses Day. Crosby non NeH-lOrk sailed, steamship
City OF Vera cruz, Dcaken. for NewYOrk.
HALIFAX. ~ - Feb 2lAIrved steamship Bo1n' (Br.).
from Portland Sailed, steamships Herbcrnsn ior BamOrei
Beta. for Bermuda and ?. Thomas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Feb 2lCleared steamship Baltimore (Ger.).
BRUS,WIcx. "a FEB. 2Cosred. schr. Mary Cook. for
CnAasIox Feb 2l-cleared bark Charlotte Gcdaes CBr)
KEY WssI Fla., Feb 2l-Arivod bark Maggie l.. carvI
sI, Pnekney IRON 9issso"' ais sailed ior Psnsacos;
schr Cora Eta Pendeon IrOn New:losk Saileu. Lark
Mariner. for Baltimore.
NEW BEproRp Feb 2l.Arrived, sehr. Alice Scranton.
from New-YorK.
DISASTERS
Boston. FEB. 21Thc set susan Parker Of philadelphia,
rum Roc port Me, for Camden " j. vita lee.
ashore onmedcd shoals Vine ard sound TIC Yea,hef
II threatening.
LyRIUoI, Feb 2l.-The British ship Turkcstan. Brown,
TOm Aewi Feb ], Tor this port whi,h recently went
ashore At Port Macoc Is sul lost aground tongh she Is In
board her consists chiefly OF aioW, oicake, -four
and cotton. The bark Gyle. whch has arrived here from
I-lahCs the American schT. Adtna :. Hs, Gregory, iron
Pensa.oa Dee q. for Liverpool The Latter hast been DIS
nasted and was Iroceelng ufd hat, Tao tyhe sup
piled her with some articles The Dutch brig 10
here She experienced heavy weather and was oogei to JET
tisOh part oil aer cargo
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THE DEFENSE OF BABCOCK
ADAy CONSUMED BY MR.. sToRRs.

JUDGE PORTER AND COL DYER YET TO sPEAK-THE
CASE PaOBABLY TO GO TO The JURY on wEDNEs-
DAY-AN IDLE RUMOR ABOUT col. DYER.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-Mr. Storrs concluded his
argument on behalf of the defendant this evening.
Judge Porter Will probably get through Tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Dyer Will not speak more than three
hours, the jury will probably receive the nstruc-
tons of the Court on Wednesday evening and re-
tire Reports have been circulated to the effect that
District-Attomey Dyer intends, in his speech, to
crticse the President and Administration with
great barshness, tncn, in dying gladiator style. TO
tender his resignation. Such rumors are idle and
unfoundel. Mr. Dyer said some days ago that he
has no intention of resigning and that he has re-
ceived no ntimaion that his resignation is desired.
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FOREIGN NEWS


The greater part Of the Carlst artillery at Estella
was captured. The Carliss had thrown portion over
the preclpees before the arrival OF the Royalists
II Is reported that Don Carlos lied INTO France last
night The Carst tance ut Toosa IL expected 10 be
short account OF the disbursement now prevalent
among the Carlists King Alfonso has gone to AzcOit
He VIII sleep tonight at Azpeitia
Official bulletins that the Alfonsists captured
% cannon In Estea The Carlist sacked the city before
the evacuation.
Gen. Caserta, with battalons and eleven field
pieces. was routed near Vera by three Afonsst bat
talons.
The Senate has passed vote Of thanks to the army
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MIDNIGHT WRATHER REPORT

Probabilities
In flp South atlantic. East Gulf and Middle
sfrs rising barometer riBd shifting 10 TcSt and NORTH,
CONSIDERABLE colder and cieGyinJ rcdfhcr prO6dbe,
rim bIfsk and hiGh WindS an me last district
For New-England, low barometer. increasing south
costerly Winds shifting TO brisk aud high north-we.erly
warmer rainy weather turning into snow III the northern
noriion and followed By rainy barometer, colder and
clearing weather
Cnutonar signal. continue nj IndianOla Galveston,
and from Wilmington 10 Eastport.
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THE BEST NEWSPAPER. AND WHERE IT Is
FOUND,
Etom 7he Loqansport Nndl Jom1.

From The Logqnspon (H,dD Journal.
No cultivated man can get along without TIE
Nr,y- York TRlntNE-DnLY or SENIWEEKLY. The
~F,-WEEKLY IL without exception the best newspaper
ON hi, con'nont Only one copy of the DAILY IL taken
i'm This city because the competition Of Chicago en-
cnpntl indianapolis. and own local papcrs Il ihe
fhicag0 were II clean paper and ~ tn be read 10y n
Lady or girls, it would bc powerful rival But THIS
defect uufi IL 10 he family papera defect that TIE
1RIBl-NE l. in the main careful 10 avoid. and The =
makes money by cultyating. NE - II the paper Tor
fo saloons and - AWAY, found there side by side with
The cheerful lager and the cevans mixed drinks. THE
TnIRrNi il universally found In dawingrO0ms and
the dormitores Of our colleges and high schools
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THE INDIANA REPUBLICANS.

ISDIANAPoLIs Ind, Feb. 2l.-The delegates
To the Republican State Convention which meets here
tomorrow have nearly all arrived. The principal inter
est tonight Is the selection OF candidate for Governor
d. C. Branham Godlove T. Ortiz, Leondas Sexton, Albert
g. Porter, and Gen. Ben Harrison are the most promi
nent candidates for that Office. II Is reported that Gen
Harrison has declined to be IA candidate. T. b. Martin
dale viii be Chairman of the Convention. The resol
tons Will favor repeal OF tue specie resumption hct
and will nominate Senator Morton IA candidate Tor
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resultcd In the seizure and destruction Of ten Illicit dis
teries, and 600 gallons of mash and beer Twenty
persons. including United States Commissioner,
brought IN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 21.-Deputy United
Skates Marshal King and Deputy Collector Pliser. with
fifteen soldiers arrived here from rading Illicit distL
cries in Lawrence and Wayne Counties. Six concerns
with total capacity of barrels daily were oxen
up and eight persons we're arrested and lodged in jail
hgr
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DR.. PIECE. pleasant Pursa,i,e pe!lct. arc

pounded concentrated prhc Eis r-cc from
herbs combine III scarcely
seed. much cas, power Il contained
pills hot orly
pleasant take, Dut their operation n1 TENDED with
any gripping pain. They OpcTaie without producing any
rntiOna disturbance. Unlke oh do not
els after operation bat The rary
they establish permanently healthy Jos. orng entrcy
vegetable, no particular care = rcqu.en WiIe uhng them
500 Reward offered by ic proprietor any who VIII
these Pellets any caloic other Of meToury
mineral pOson Or curious drag
They ~ sold by
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CHINESE COURTESIES TO DIPLOMATISTS.
LONDON. Monday. Feb 81. 1876.
The Pail Nal Gazette publishes the follow

ing telegram from Peking dated Feb. 4:
Prince Kung received the New Years visit OF the
diplomatic body the 10th Of Jaunary attended By tho
Presidents and Presidents of all the Pekng boards
Thirty the highest officials OF the Empire were pr sent
Next week all these digntarcs will visit each legation
This step constitutes the first departure Tor China ana
nInnIsl. IILu-nXDl ILI.itin in TIC llLlre.
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NAVAL, ORDERS.

WAsHINGToN Feb. 21.-Lieut. Henry n. Manney
detached from Yantc Aatie station and ordered TO return
home arrival Ensign Samuel seabury n detached
from her arrival at Panama. and ordered 70 re-
home and report arrival
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BERMU dab steamship Gamma, Feb 21.-J. u.
srs John Glen jr j. W Dnran T. W Renson h. d. Allen.
j. ]. Chamberlain, w. j. Hood. J. knight
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special, lReliaions Services

WI. Do held az ne
uTPrODRoNE BUILDING
Nason anl Fourth TwrniysNth and twenty segcnth
ST., in connection with the labors OF
u. J.. MOODY amt Mr.. IRA ID. SANKEY.
noon MEETINGS.
Ivtry Dav except SUNDAY. Entrance Fourth
Doors open it IL l.. and close n II o clock.
EVERY ENESING,
Saturday and SUNDAY excepted general public, ~
So'cloca. ENTRANCE Madison ave.
OVERFLOW MEETING
~ : O'clock Eniganc. on FouFthave.
For YOUNG MIN ONLY,
Every Night, except Saturday at o'clock Entrance on
SUNDAY-FoR CHRISTIAN WORKERS. Entrance
Madison to Si5 Ocloo Admission by tckct)
FOR WOMEN ONLY At O'Clock p. IN.
FOR MEN ONLY, al : O'Clock D. M.
Doors omen ONE HALF HOUR before each service. Adj
mission oil the meetings nee, without ticket sunday morn
ing excepted. -. -, -. - n.
faycd nv private subscription Contributions be
4 piERPoNT MORGAN esq. Trtasurer. 20 Wslst
SAMUEL THORNE, Chairman CON- OF Afrangelnts
W A. DODGE, Chairman General Committed
NATHAN BISHOP. Chairman Executive ComInittee
will charitable cnd TO deaf musician 400 icr
starting lucrative boarding house 20 support hs ne
sa,cr adds s.OOi UndOubted Address NOD
ERATE MEANS, Tribune once.
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TIE E-hTE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKET

FAvxNA Feb. 2l-spanish Gold 2O9'a6210 Exchange
dull the United States 81 days, go elias preniun
short sight do, 4S4a premium PARIS 2a2a premisin
SIc dull
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. L. Feb 2l-PIirtng ciOt market steady
at 4d4sc 80 days. for best 6ix6 cloths with dull inquiry.
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DOMESTIC MAKkETN
WILMINGTON, Feb 2l.-Sp!rits TurpeDtine firm ct 3
Rosn quiet at 81 80 for STRAINED. Tar rn at 81 60.
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Guetinl Nollres.


Asthma and agonics endured for SIX Yeas
know M life miserable In dcspcTat tried GILESS
IINIMENr IODIDE or AMMONIA. n gave LIE instant
THOMAS BRANIGAN, i2f West 9th ST.
Sold by all druggists Depot No 45l iXih ave. NoWlork
Only 80 cents and VI per bo.ue
DIR. de Jongh's Light Brown God Liver oil.
Sir G.. Duncan Glib Bart, u = Fh.s4clan 10 ia. West.
affections Throat aud larnN cspecialy in Consump
on Of later where ~ will slstn rife when everything
Uragests. sole Consi gnrcs AN~AB UARFOED & Co,
London Sole Agents for the ui'ad states. JOHN 4.
HENRY CURRAN & co, NewIoiS
.Nincty end Nine by MI IRA u. sANKEY, arranged
with the Piano organ This beautiful
sacred has been wonderfully bs H. aud housanis will
br glad u IA this form. ASK fnr AUTHORS EDITION
OF THE Ninety AND NINE lIiee - cents.
BfGIOW ~ MAIN 20 La~t gti 81. NcW.York.
For sale also a. the bookstore at Tire NlITmlione
Ncy-YorIs state society OF the Cincinnati.
GFNFRAI ORDER NIW.NOEK .rl. = 1876.
HE society vii meet at D,lmonlco tlibst and 5;hsyo.
TUESDAY ENENING, Feb -, az Oaock, FOX the pnr
i4iTH ANNIVERsiRY Of WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY.
Members either societies invited 10 De- iresent
The standing Committee NIL meet N p ~ BY order
HAMILTON FISH, President.
M,RIyrs wnLrrr Secretary.
Posi.Ufn e Notlcp.-The FOREIGN MAILS TOR Tue
"a RI KDAl Feb 20. 1876. VIII close az tis oihcs
IT ESDAY AZ ~ H.. Tor Europe per steamer Wyom-
ING via Queenstown: Oh WEDNESDAY ~ ~ .. M for
Tuiopr per steamer Java Queenstown THURSDAY,
al II 80 D. NJ. Europe per steamer heur va Plymouth.
Chcrbourg and Hamburg on SATURDAY AZ n m. for
Fhopi1 via GLASGOW and al 1880 M Tor Great Rrit.r.
Ireland ana France. per steamer iiy ~ Richmond, VIA
Queenstown and ~ 1870 @ Tor the continent 81 Europe
Australia Zealand &C. leave san Francisco March /.
Mail. Tor japan &c, caTe san Francisco March
Direct nal Tor Biazi, Sc. leaves sc" Ge?A Marca g. .
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RAIDS on SOUTHERN DIsrILLERIEs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. PA recent raid of In
ternal Revenue officers In oglethorpe County, Georgia.
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THE DAY NOT PROPERLY CELEBRATED IL NEW
YORK-A LOCAL CHARITY's rAIR-CLAIMs OF HE
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
, 1876-01-06
0pttsen.

-Oie SunbertjG brtsen fnb aur
2,it Die .gowsn bes Cages. G"Soeben bat
n on p,eoer eine Grau Sdueplp i'll Bsnuipt.
pauien entoedt, pelds 1890 Sen. &aiblns,
ton lab unb 1891 einen Shueeiiurm erltbte,
bsm,ufolse Die weibe Oede 70 tlet lag. oaB
man iiber bic 96dern ppn Sduiern Sdl tten
fabrsn ionnte. Sran 9. 1T berstts l03
Sabre alt.
-SieIe amerifanii4e 6abrt
II te II BON SAntie6ereiem nno Gllenmaa'
rem finben NIT ibren @rSeasnlien lebr por'
tbellbafteu AblaB i'll Aultrallen uno Yteu.
ieelano, Mno Der 2onoDner ,Sronmonger"
bemerft bier3u, e8 ieI babel bas Shllmmlte,
hab nidt mentSe amerifanll6e Waarenan
Qualltat fir pOrSisllher als bic enslllden
sebaltsn miirosn. Serner idreibt Der Wtel.
bourlsr g9ent elmer Clearinghouse 6irraa
al feline YrinSipale Sol9snoes: Die aulerl'
fanilden @lienwaaren Ino ben en9lllten
melt iiberle9eu, unb fe ttno III Der lesleren
Ssit nod baSu utel binlger gemeIeu. Weun
ale Arten Der hierber gebOrl9en alneritanllfeIl
8aarsn bic Sur 3eit ild aui bemA)tarfte bsiill.
ben .sinmal iuIu9enlAetn 9enomlnsu Pub Iuo
Nbjas 9tfunpen baben, 10 Wlrb 0erlenl9e,
Der lie fault ODER beniitt, enslll1e Artltel
o~erietben &lafe n,smals aud mir w,eoer OIL
ieben.
-@i lie @pibemien entfeber II.
Cine ldanblide @eidldte niro bon elIlsll
Manue, Nameus @blermann, benz @i9e"
tbiiner elmer Duns'ubrlf bi gawrencebur9p
Sub, beridtet. Sori9'n Wforta9 muroe Der
@enannte auf Die Antla9e btu uerbaitet, be-
buis Der @rlansuns bon Stofi iltr ole &C.
rannte 6abrtf Shweine 9eftoblen 3u babdn,
unb er fist be8balb lebt butter S6loB lno
&teael. IS felt llt nun aber besaus, Dat
sr blt Shlpeine Der nmge9eAo bnnoertpetls
nit Quedlilberiublimat Slt persl1ten ulo oe
@aoauer oann ben @lgeutbinlerR nm elnsr
Spottpreis abSutaulen pfegte. uno IS pal
blele psrbrehsrllde Gbatigteit oss Dfannes
etne 10 aus9ebebnte, baB mon lstt mebr ole
amel Sabren Id)on eS nit etHer bDSartI9er
Seu9e 0u tbun gu baben msinte.
- Sstt tommt aud nod ntrummssD
@aS! 0tobsrt u. &att, ELL woblbetanntel
Siiraer Don ct 2Ouls, bat AntIa9en 9e9ep
Sol. Greo. WieDer, SuperuilOr Der Slnnen'
lteuern in ienem Oiltrlft erboben, iporln be-
hauptet wiro, oaB Der Seamte IS lelt lau9e'
rer Belt 9slpuBt babe, baB De 0ie9lerune
ourdj bic ct, Coulter @%aScOmpa9AIe betro'
saen ,peroe uno eS unterlaiie babe, etmaS N
Der Sade gu tbnn, ODER Que Gbatla1e oep
iiber- Tim tehenoeE Seamltell gu berld)ten,
Das 8idtlAte III Der Anl9ulOl9ur9 ut os
Stbauptnng, oaB Die @ascompagnle III ct.
Souls lett elmer Gelbe uon Sabren cine ulsl
ar0Bere Quantltat @as tabriSlrt uro al
"&oniumeutsn o~ertauft babe, oils ie benz Steu'
ercollettor beridtete uno babrrb Die Ne9ts'
ruua nm beoeuteuSe Summeu betroS. Die
au9stla9ten wurben bel Dem Ser. Staaten
@ommlfdr @nos @larfe erbobeu nno uon
linn on ben Ser. ct. Difritle annals 0per
uerluicln, Der entmeotr cine nutel lu1una
Dor Dem Gommiliar &larte anoronen ODER
Die Auselessnbeit Der Yer. ct. @ranS Sur9
uberwsIisu tanH.
, 1876-01-06
Aeenten Derlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

Gin %purtisss Sttsntlf ,u ten bsra5mtsn QNertsa
in a BAr'Room." pVn z. c. Wrtbur. Das ItSt
une erOBle Bud pisies ~sefetsrtea Sdrttfsa,. . - elan
tsne tuulrirt, elegant 8%ebunben, Miro su 3~auIsnpsn pI
tautt. Is ptre rem ben berDprrdeenpasn psriUnsn una
3ettuaeen bes eanoes auf Sas 9lnfisfs ~bsurtbstiL
Gtne @si4t5ts ppn @srbrtben unt SesibigunseI; n
uniereF Wlttte, rtipe ;u Pr ~rubteiten 5erstn lprs6tp
mullen. Us ptrp inebr fl- btt Sa1e Der NRabtatsit vpt
Der MUralitdt beptrtsn ale Seiese. Nssntsn, psl4s
,,Man-Trap" peridufttn, mullen mtuhefeas nod .uI
nal 10 ptel GrempIare biefes Sutes pertaufen.
pOrtrutt In Staplft6 rtrb einem leeen SubIribtntsn
lberreitt. gel&rsttsnbe e~ireulare unb fplSe NIT BEN
Seetneunssn ipsrbsn frsi auf gnfraes uTfsnest RON
3. M. Stooear. u. Co.. gabItfbers. 733 Sanf9m
StraBe, Ybtla., pa. 17iuntlgD;
, 1876-01-06

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den, in &irden uno Balditen 3u. 81
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ibrer Grattation, wuroe i'm INNER trent
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wu6te it6 eben nidt 5u belfeu ibr
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| 3wed er nid)t etnlab, rubt9 aeld)eben.
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nidt na6 Hom 9e9an9en! IN cine
| Staot, in Der fein 2ebet, haB belBt felu
| @elddftsperfebr mar, in oeren hinge
bune Ser Ader5au nieoerla9 uno @artenz
cultnr bOaitenS 10 melt betrieben ptroe,
ais ite Dem Auee idmeidelte. IS mar
inn nidt mebr m0slid), nit ietner 9es
tiebter, acknowledgement 10 beleli9ten
Glie u~nbersu3ie6en, er fonnte letner feb
baften 9aatur nidt ldn9er 3wan9 aaz
tbur, lein gauges Snhere lebnte lid)
oaoe9en anf. 81 fannte Der StdOte
| Staot, lpie Glie Jtolu ;u benenten
pfle9te, buhtdblid ausluenoi9, jeoe
6abrt Dor Die Iborc, ieoe Iu8lidt bon
Den S0ben setgte ibm Die triimmerreid)e
Doe Gampagna, Die Sabiner uno Alba-
ner Seree uno I'M Weiten baS Wteer,
,ei9t ibrn 0tom NIT ben SabDoien &upz
peln BON Dem Sort ct. Ingelo, Dem ct.
Beter iiberraQt uno benz Tiber ourd)z
ltr0mt. SO mar ia reat id0n, aber
man fannte e5 nun bon ollen Setten,
ulio mas molte man ldnaer bier? nno
nit ben NuSfabrteM ia, nit Dem geiid)z
tigen Oct 8auwerfe bdtte iid) Sloenoorf
allenfa18 no6 %ab9efunoen, aber Die
lhnusi9eu sertriimmerten uno, mir fOns
men eS uid)t perbeblen, audi Die woblers
b~alteneu uuo gut reitaurirten Statuen
maren INN eth @rduel. r@itle Selblts
oer90tterung," murrte er, Wenn ct al ben
@Otterseltalten 6es Slpmp5 poriibers
9ins. uNadenoe @0sen!" idlalt ct Die
eolen Marmor9ebiloe, Dor oenen glIe
beipunoe.no ltano, ituuueno iiber Die
g0ttlide &raft, Die in Der Wtenidenbrult
uerbor9en. i'm befdbi9e, uniterblid)eS gu
lhafIen.
sd eebs in fem Muieum mebr,"
rtef Sloenoorf per~Srueiflun9spoa aus,
ais er wieoer einlnal erlA0pft BON LANCER
8anoerung nad Saule fam. uGntwez
Der mir ridten unier Qeben anoerS Elm,
ODER mir reilen ab. SD fam mir nidt
anoels b%elfen."
ST. mari iid eridOpft in einen Seiiel
uno lieB Die Irne matt berabbdneen.
glie nabm ben Spitenbut BON ben
idon felt ldnserer l3eit in antiten Sc
ldmade eeldeitelten Saaren uno iaste
leibt6in ,,Warum lauilt Ou nit, id
fam ia aueiu 9eben,"
uNlein 9eben?" fubr Sloenoorf pie
oben fort, oauein, in oiei er balb periults
tcrten, balb flitterbaft a~ufgepueten Staot.
in Der ieoer oritte Wtam Elm Sra DID
palo ilt?"
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