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SECRET SOCIETIES.

The Voice for March is full Of matters of it
terest to the craft.
The Masonic Mutual Benefit Society, Of Ind
ann, paid, last month, fire benefits amountin!
to SEQ, ,GS9.50. The total paid by the Socict
| from its organization to the present time
| s1,32 ,s53.20.
The Illinois Nf1sons' Benevolent Society paid
| last month, four benefits amounting to s17,220.
| 10. From its organization, July q, 1874, t
Jan. 81, 1877, it paid 1856 benefits, amounting t.
$559, ,76l.225.
Thomas J. Turner Lodge, No. 409 las mucl
work On hand-enough to occupy every Thurs
day evening for two months. This Lodge i:
made up OF some Of the best young men in tht
city, and the new officers are very proficient
All membcrs OF Oriental Consistory who in
tend visiting indianapolis Consistory on Tux
2sth and 29th inst. arc requested to leave thei1
names at the Asylum or with Wadhams &
Roundy, No. 10O Clark street, BY Thursday
evening. It is expected that quite number ot
the Peoria Consistory will 80 with the Chicago
party.
Apollo Commaudcry, No. /, is in the height
OF prosperity. It has thirty candidates for the
Red Cross Order, and on the 18th Inst. will hold
cot1claFc, beginning at O'clock p. Ill.,. to con-
fer the same on them all: The banquet will
take place ut s p. I'll. The Grand Council of the
Grand Commandcry of New York mud many
other eminent Sir Knights have been inyited, aud
1t Is expected that 500 visitors will be present.
At the Inst meeting Of B1air Lodge, No, 3o3,
Brother Dickinson presented Past Master c. N.
White with silver ten set of hfty-nine pieces.
After work, the members aud their friends, to
the number Of 100, sat down to banquet.
Among those present were Brothers O'Scil,
Winters, Samuel White, Silver, Smith, Mosely,
, 1877-03-11

When n rnnn. II ~. ,,.,h-... - -. ~.
- ~; s"se = 'ue pul'aose OF piano os
~ ' ~ ~ 80 sApes.' ue naturally gov
rcua41etaoo e1'sn1 oy INC opinions OF
e~tsrn,; ,nnss-,nns =. ~. 9sn ..aae'eu os .an
pa;s.1 prr ,o. ~, .ue ~. tos "o1ca
sas... ~,:,1 - 80 anu 70. ost.e '.teeI ara
TO- - g. ~ .a', 'a1e ane 1ono~1ng op!n'
..Ths ,s... w. .as "ell.kno"n tnu1.sa4 c.1uc-
.s" ~. ~ H.auu4at'usets " lug p1ano.
ea pae. .us oeen ~ anetease 'ne quail
80. ~, p".4',, M 1no nl1lnancy o1 1one' or IN otnef
"oto0s ~ gain po"e1 "1LnouI na1sanes6s poTaEy
, 1877-03-11
ODD-FELLOWSUIP.

| wednesday evening Ecaooa} Lodge NO. I'll
gave SOCIAL entertainment at its elegant ball
No. 55l South Halstcd street, There were pres
ont a 1,roc co~on,nv of ,a1;es oro 1,,t,.r,,o,,
~, y,,,; - A 5.".leA'eo
| ~ ~ "".o t"''s' /. " H., eoulc''eu 1he ue
gree OF heoecca upon nuinber OF ladies, after
which the doors were thrown open.
1 The pubIic exercises were commcnccd hr Dr
| F1l;s who i1c1verc,] a, ol,h,rate snoc,1, 49,,
.,,a L,sots - $50. ~. epeeen apo. "
LUZ oene1's y! assoc!aeeo eAo1t III oeha1I OF SUI
| 1cr'nss humanity lie insisted that the mortal
Of man was Of equal Importance with the
soiritua arpt,in,y that If thc n},vstca1 ,r,a IN ,s
| +rose - ,,,,,ia In ,,.o1.rs ~ -. - 49,. -.
.1a.. "o1'u y. uees " at'etlP' 10
1hnuenee Inc lntellectua4; IN other words,
| that man cared but little for future
] Prospects while his stomach was EMMY and h;a
boc, oo]d R,+ r,,,.o 1,;,., ,,h,,.;.au.
a1 49, ~ .sa,.,a e,sor.,, .4ru 3ss' 'iAppy'
u'tnen he "oulu cfeerlully listen to argu-
nene' r5'oo e"'!ects VI "llen IL !'ao no Kno"l-
eoS. 1nus lhe oruer Oh qua fcllo"s gave at
tcnt1on to mans temporal condition, leaving
spiritual or immortal interests to those WIN
cia,n, 70 l undefstano them.
,;as M'ss yesse Lou1noui save several recitatlons,
nn.sn Mill nelH lo4a!r encoIGa. after refresh
tt -; NAna"ei4ef rasS urand, Gu
i;, S"g Win recltallon IN Ger
stood the language. AraIn refreshments vvoro
russcl, and at late hour ali flenarted in a
happy mood for rl,omc
2Gru or APRIL. 1877
Tine, with rapid strides moves nm. and soor
the anniversary will be upon Us. is in thc
past, SO now, We urge Subordinates thr,nunhnTt
the length and breadth Of our Grand National
, 1877-03-11
OF sixty feet Of hose for which they could not
satisfactorily account. An owner Is wanted for

OF siztT feet Of hose for which they could not
satisfactorily account An owner is wanted for
the hose.
George Harrow alias Stokes, young rouph
who has seen tho inside Of the Armory before.
was locked up again last night charged with as.
saulttnS and attempting to bite tho thumb oN
Fritz Burchenmeister, II F. kirchoG's saloon.
No. 1856 Clark street.
Justice Scully yesterday held Constable John
Casey IN S400 bonds to the Criminal Court Tor
attempting to recover goods without rep!erin
writ and sent Valley Furlong, Edward Hop
House Of Correction for thirty days each
Officer Cobb, Of the Lake street squad, yes
terday morning arrested Paul Barber, IN ex-
pressman residing at No. 80 Norton street,
charged with the larceny ct case of boots and
shoes from the sidewalk In front Of G, S. Rich
ardson's, No. Jos State street. The stolen
property was found concealed In hny NOV.
Charles Cronkhite, who several months ago
edness connected with the Morris Distillery,
had thc tcmerity to return short time ago.
yesterday afternoon he was captured By 4
Deputy Marshal aud taken before Hoyne, BY
w who o. PC was committed to jail in default Of
straw~bail were offered for his appearance, but
Tue Acting DistEtctrAttorucy couldn't see It,
The publfc's old friend Jack Couover, always
ready to give or cash q check, or ia fact to do
anything to ob!igc them, and make them think
he IS capital fellow, was unvarrantably run Ia
last night BY officer James Stewart, OF the Cot
tage Grove Avenue Station, charged with pass
L. scarlett, Of No. 49l Wabash are
nue., IN part payment for a bill Of goods.
Jack is also accsued of beating &. E.
Halier, No.. 100 Cottage Grove Avenue.
ana L, IL y. Neal, ct No. 81 Cottage Grove arc
signed R: J. Holmes, whom he represented to
be Superintendent Of the South Division Street.
Railway: In olden days Jack was one Of the
boldcst-faced 1unko ropers and confidence men
In town, but the pressure OF the police hns
caused his fall from grace, aud be now bids lair
to go to the Penitenttary. In appearance he IS
OF middle age, rather bald, long browalsh
beard, black eyes, and STOPPING gait.
, 1877-03-11
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

One Of the most novel and ambitious, and
withal one of: the most successful, programmes
ever presented in Chicago was the recital of the
play Of damon aud P5thias " By the dramatic
reader, Homer D. Cope, before Excelsior No. 8,
Friday night That any one can succeed in the
rendition OF play whose characters arc so
widely different is matter Of surprise, ret the
complete success attained BY Mr.. Cope cannot
be questioned. It was an apprcciative and Dc
LIGHTED audience which greeted Mr.. Cops On
ths, H. ms Rd1 t,rs, m appearance S;n, tn Chicago
, 1877-03-11
ITEMS Of INTEREST.
The Bay State has 44,549 farms.

! OEmsoy, Iue Ieaalnr photographer.
Chapin's original cheap book-house
Buy Whittle's sphotograph. Loycjoy& Fosters.
At Lovejoy s. Fosters, frames and framing.
! Lebanon, Pa, imports saper-kraut from Ger
:! many.
Santa Cruz, CAL, produces annually 100000
gallons Of wine..
Batavia, ILL.,, shipped four wind-mills to Aus
tralla last week. =
| Cork-ratsing is being experimental on in
| Southern California.
Two paper-mflls have recently been estab-
| Hshed In New Zealand.
| The aggrecate Of business done in Denver,
Col, In 1876 Is placed at $25, ,o00, 900.
The loss to stock-raisers In Iowa this season
hy hos-cholera will aggregate $4,000, 600.
One firm at Fort Worth, Texas, has received
aud shipped So 900 buffalo hides this season.
Buy your kitchen outfit at Aferwin Church's,
corner Wabash avenue and Van Burcn street.
"The Church on the Corner '-s1erwin
Church. corner Wabash avenue and Van Buren
street.
the largest Methodist Episcopal church In the
country.
Lines are SO abundant at Los Angeles and
prices SO low that they are allowed to rot where
they fall
New classes are being formed at r. B.
BrEant's Chicago Business College. It Is good
time to enter.
Sixteen blast furnaces are IN operation at
.Veshire copper mines, Vermont Five hundred
men are employed in the mines.
The Chinese OF San Francisco have made ar
faneements for a cemetery near the city. This
will put stop to the custom Of sending home
, 1877-03-11
|. G. FA]RBANK 4 Co.," lEMONs."

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE says, IN its editorial
Of March inst, regarding the manner in which
L. G. Fairbank & Co., 1o2 State street, furnished
the stage for the play of 's Lemons f." at Nc
Vicker's Theatre:
''alore notable than the acting, and almost
than the play, was the stage setting, which for
richness, completeness of finish, and good taste,
has probably never been equa|cd in this city be-
fore. Amy theatre in New York might be proud
Of 1t. It was parlor scene, in the best fashion
Of household art, elaborated with nicely down
to the smallest detail. Persons with the
esthetic sense largely developed should go to
the theatre Ii only to see it.''
'.Lemons u will be continued all this week.
, 1877-03-11
THE C1TY-HAIL.

| The water receipts yesterday we're 5l,49l-
The Comntroller Yesterday issued rcyenue
~ tko .-tart - eeo mn T., +ha A.,
""t " tuS eAs'o'o ~ S*''oo" ~ WV -'A'
| t1onA BanR OF 1llnols.
The Department of Public Works will open
bids at Ii o'clock tomorrow morning for dredg-
Ing and docking the west bank OF the Chicago
River at the loot OF Harrison street.
The Committee on Police met yesterda1 after
noon and disposed Of various minor references,
askiny that the sneed OF railway trains be sacll-
encd INSIDE Of l,e CITY limits, and he rineing of
bellsaud blowing Of stcam-whistles be materially
di1ninisheu,
The Health Department at1yerttses this morn
inc for proposals for doing the garbage scayen-
gcr work Of HE CITY un to The lst OF Decem bcr.
Four contracts are to be let, the citv beiue
f}fvIfe7 nto fn,,r senarate scaTencing districts
rs in the dian lately gotten 10 and decided upon
| by the Nayor and the Health Comuissioner,
The nronosn1s will he anenef} March q
| -.
| Tht number is u decrease OF about etcht from
| last wecE The new cases renorte1 Yesterday
| we're nj thc following nfaccs: 123 North Sanra:
! ,non. iii Vctter. 3SD West Madison. 413 Sunc-i-
IA Indiana. at; West Twelfth. :. .'@'
| ...,u
Inc canuldates 1nE tne o'hce OF Aldermen
from the r1tcen1a NaId a!s lew. IA. Niesen
| from the support which he is promised by Ger
man and glishconstltuents alike, it is thought
most probable that he will be his own successor
The AlIermau thinks that the years experience
which he has had as member Of the Council
would enable him to better serve the interests
of his ward and city.
Il, tho ,,,s, weo1- +ba hn;1d,no f7cnar,rrsnt hos
,ss,ed ~ a,eren h,,i,Sn~ rernts reoresentinS on
,,tias ~ ~ IN 7e r,er,nita fss,1.d rsstnr.
9a.1ns 9s ,osa ~, - ua1a ~ trnss+nr, es,1,ar
oa ".;e 4t; 51a'i;,,r ~ o1,s" si foot -
asi.e =" -, atroat
M. NY H;u. M tsreastnrr ~oiin,r ~
iS. a. a1.Is n1; Ny soo
a.t s1e. =" ~ 'e*o As'''
eo9' @f''oo'
1t is expected that the Milwaukee, avenue via
duct will be fully prepared for travel in about
two weeks. 1t is now all planked, and might
the city would have to pay IN ease an accident
plage ine eohtraet ot ane ~ stamsu he ~ peee o.
, 1877-03-11
KNOW The EATS

We insert the best teeth and the best material
known to the dental profession for the established
price of S8 a set. The most skepttcal arc at last
embracing this golden opportunity. Gold filings
ut equally low rates. Warranted first W.
B. McChcsney, corner of Clark and Randolph
streets,
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mn M,cHesnFvs NEW ann F,f14ar

DR.. M'CHEsNEYs NEW AND ELEGANT
Medical Baths at the Palmer House {Turkish Rus
sian, Medcated Vapor, Electric, aud Swimming
baths) cannot be too highly spoken OF. Every
morning this week there will be an expert lady
swimmer In the ladies' department who will give
instructions in this delightful art. Entrance, SO
Monroe street.
, 1877-03-11

HAYES HASN'T SENT HIS CLOTHING
to Cook s. McLain, so Dearborn street, for reno
yat1ng and repairs, but most every body else
has, and they are all delighted. c. o. y. orders
solicited. TRY them once.
, 1877-03-11
GRAND OPENING,

The annual opening at $50 State street for dis
play of spring styles IN 'tDomcsric" paper fash
ions commences Aonday, March Il. Trimmed
suits showing the LATEST New York and Par1sian
STYLES Oh exhibition. Catalogues free.
, 1877-03-11
AUCTION.

Look for Lipman's auction sale Of forfeited d}a-
monds, watches, chains, iewelry. plated-ware,
etc, Monday and Tuesday mornings, at 10 o'clock,
March II and 13 at Buttcrs' Auction Rooms, cor
ner Wabash avenue and Madison street. Crest
bargains for the closing sale.
, 1877-03-11

John staatz, Harvey York, aud James Glea7
son we're run in last night by seret- Simmons
and F. A. Taylor who found them In possession
, 1877-03-11

DR.. Prfce's Cream Baking Powder II. II the opn-
ions OF chemists and physicians are worthy of &C
ccptance, the purcst and best baking powder ever
placed In our market.
, 1877-03-11
MISS Jfit}A RIVE At 6EHTilps,

She say. that she likes the portraits Gentle Is
making Of her better than any ehc has had before
In New York at Sarong's or Morals. Photographs
in carbon rade only by Gentle.
, 1877-09-19
WAR-MISCELLANY.
WINTER ON TIE LOWER DANUBE,

Nhfhn nFns1 Stps. a,
The Russians have grave reason to fear being
too late II the account given In letter we print
this morning Of The climate Of tho Lower Dan
ibo should be verified in tic coming winter.
The writer Of this letter adluces unquestion-
able evidence Of the extreme severity OF the
weather on the lower course OF that river in
ordinary years. a statement ls quoted from a
Bns1sh Consular report to tile effect that IN
the thlrty-seven Ycars previous to 1873
the Lower DAnubc remained open all
severity of ths coIl Is qnlte un-
usual ior tho latitude Of the region, te average
temperature In January being fourteen degrees
bclow that uf Aberdeen: hut It Is exposed tc
the bitter northeast wInds n htch sHccp uver tho
Rustian plains. In January, 13iH. which Is sai.l
tn hare been not an exceptional year. the ice fts
the middle Of thu river WINS nscertaifIed to bc 1t
least fifteen inches thick, md at tho sides from
twenty to tHentT.ivu incllcB. It linperiis, VIC
arc tnld, vessels Of the strongest build, aud its
breaking up occasions the greatest danger.
What would tie the position Of large Russ!au
ns.ny In bulgaria exposed to surh. al In
element wintcr, aud with tllis frozen barrier tn
tcrMsed between II and Its suurcrs Of snppEy&
M.umatlia must be already exhausted, Bulgaria
will he desert, and tile whole supply Of tho
army must be transported over great distances.
The rost In r1en and Mnnev which Aucfl wtntrr
alteration uLds another reason, and ADt tic
least potent, to the many Which should incline
each Cotnhatant tO listen t., Counsels OF pcIcc.
II Is to he llopcd cur Government mHy find In
tue 1>reseHt position OF affairs sonIe opening fur
BuCtI huErC9t1Uu,
, 1877-09-19

MOVEMENTS or THE rH1SCE IMPERIAL.
Paris, hcpt. fS.-Thc Temps statcs tllat
Prince Louis iapoieon will arrive to-day at tho
Chateau de Dave, Natnur. Belgium, on
ria!t to the Duo dc Fcrnan Sunlcz, who is allied
through Ills wife to the Monttjo family. IIo
vii, remain there ultlcr the prctext OF hunting.
The UIfy Ntr,' Paris correspondent say4:
'1Ils coming 10 near thc French frontier during
the electoral pcriud uceasions remark. Thero
ase SONG who think he Is dreaming Ut tue lau-
rels 0f atras1ury and Doulurnc.'
MACMAIos's MANIFESTO.
PANS, Sept. ls.-l1cslacnt MacMallon's man,
tfCstu to the electors plit. out ltia. snre his
ayression to pOwcr ". las, hy appealing u
iilhuTC uEtlcT Al llosnt aua Ecaee nbraa,l. ue
has only resurted u \ fresh appeal to the eouls-
try. when this double bleAsl,lg appeared to him
to bc compromised.
The 1sa,liicsiu declares that the question Of
furm Of government IL hryoaA tlisc,ls6fon. Tho
Marshal W III CAUSE tte Constitution tu bc re-
spcetc.l. Ecgtio,ss inverse to tbs policy wuGl1
'!rnn aggravated coni!ist at!d agtatiun preiGdi-
c!al soaI interests, xhir elections favorable to
that poltvy would signify tue ra-cstubtipl,mrBt
of harmony between the public powtts Iii,
manifesto coHcldea Win al appeal tu tie cnuu-
try to place It's vunecnce In thu Marshal rrcsl-
tdent.
Issued by scn''-oillcIal agency in anticipation Ut
The fall text.
LONDON. Scot. IA Paris correspondent. Ut
the Time. r'scs further particulars Ut siaesld-
'l''linasy, mud will III tstecn or twenty
days be followed by q thorough, .pr.,-
graume. clearly stasIng The MarsItn:'s
Intentions. The manifesto says dissolution WIS
Necessary. bec1nse tnc tievtu1ls u 1ssti t1datl-
gcrcd the prospcrtty Ut the country hY suburit-
nut ny tie Government to tut Influence Ut y
Radical chief, and ttrause this STATE VI nlta!rs
WIS tending 10 eslabIGl the dcspotissd ii tna
, 1877-09-19
GREAT BRITAIN,

REVIEW or THE bnEAb8ruFp TRADE.
LONDON, Sept. 1s.-The -H,rk Lane Exprt1s
this week, In lta usual review Of the British rorn
trade, sayf: 4 week Ut dull and windy
weather, with comparatively little satn, has ell
abted the greater portion Ut tho English WHEAT
crop 10 be secuEcd. aud ths cutklnG Of barley
aud oats to br earned On under moro favorable
conditions than appeared likely few weeks
s'nre. Ttrcthiug Las been going Oh rapidly,
but the exceedingly inferior quality aud condl-
.tion Of Tue bulk OF the samplcs marketed has
given clear proof, wcEc any required. ot tas dis
: Jstrous effect OF
w. THE RECENT HEAVY sroRxs
4qpon the grain crop. In Scotland much OF tho
"hay haa been iFretfteyaby ruined by rain. wills
Ieaplng IL only general in the most favored dis.
potatoes aud q good deal OF tho unripa graia
hare been damaged by frost and the harvest Ia
the North u precar!ously late. Good crops OF
straw vii! probably be secured. and this IL
matter of considerable importance to stock
farmers, seetns how much hay II lost. !
MnnKels md swede4 appear to be thriving
less reasaurtng.
At present, however, 1t Is har4fy tsnc 10 cx-
Pcct much fn ths way of speculation, "a the III
tescst ol all concerned With the tra1e IL cen-
tfcd upon upou tht American crop, aud with
sAAe t~' - .t'ao"ut ~ 6ooo AAAas'aA HnRAs uoH
tn warehouse a. their command, mIlters hayu
purChascu ouly ln such quantities Is their leeds
justify. NJ li.tletsness Or depression, however,
IL observed. although 1t IL true the average
price Of English wheat
MAS DEEM DECLINING
during tue past few weeks, ~ th!s has been tho
result of inferior quality and condition ot thenrw
cF1p thau want OF eonhdenre GU tue part VI
ael1crs. Imports VI wheat Into Luntluu art now
beginning to show soIne laillug oil, she feturA
W " Friday giving ouly A,G00 quarters, but
The supply will not decrease materially Tor some
time to tolle, ~ the turning polut appears to
haYs been reached where tho action oi Russia
will wape auu
THAT " AMER1CA WAX 8Tk0N01R.
The to" alslyu1& VI The uew American winter
wheat which Aayu reached u have been Of ex-
cel!cut quality aud In perfect condition, nlliers
having purchased freely At u u So shtl-
lings per quarter ex,Ahip. 1nqulnes arc now
bs!nX made Tyr spEinE wheat, aud buyers
xrr Rnxlous for 6rst arrivals, - that they may
iH whi<h - much interest Il taken will bear Out
the excellent eharncter accorded to It by report.
The demand lor malxo increases, and greut
scarcity, indeed, almost absulutu xbseucc, Ut
really auuu4 corn uu lhe spot ha4 brought about
4 FURTHER ADVANCE,
and y ahi!ltngs to = snlllsug. pence per $50
pounds e1-ship ha. been obtained I'll stanaA tor
the mixed Amerlran.
The oat truau recovered some Of last Neek's
depression, but the exceedingly heavy imports
aud Rluttc4 STATE OF the Erzuaries laye rel-
deEcu It necessary tu forre x21ea ex-4h1p, uudeT
which circumstances 1t Is barely possible to
na1ntain toEme! prices.
, 1877-09-19

HCs93AH EkAA51Vht 5HFARAUs
, LONDON, Sept. la-A Constauttnoplo eosre-
spoudens says II IL stated that Ismull Pasha has
arrived before Etiyan, in Russian Armenia, aud
u atout to attack that place.
ARpAAAM.
VlKNNA, Sept. IA telegram from Tidia
contradiets MukhtAr fash2's report that Arda.
han ha4 teen eyacuated BY the Russians, aud
states, op the contrary, that the garrison has
been Increased to twelve ba&tRllona Of Infantry
and six aquA4rous oi cavalry.
, 1877-09-19
PRICE FIVE CE1

writer declines tn discuss the : nna Of the
Sucz Canal ana Persian Gull, :; rae nre not
Jet Threatened. lie conclude saving hat
the only satisfactory conclusion &c o,lcstjons
he has raised ID to be- found -: ts!li,1ph uf
the Ottoman Nrms, and that tt = Ssdrnan nation
is resigned 10 every possible; - acc to tect1ro
victory, OF, falling thte, to 81 =ss honor. In
either alternative, Its anctcpf 5 8 ls and allies
will, perhaps, have aome M Z :or regret, but
regret will come too late. s*'-'
, 1877-09-19
STANLEY.

STANLEY,
T41 TRAVELLER AoARwARp-HoUHD.
6p<ctdl pt&palcA 10 ~ 7si4uax.
Naw xoak, Sept ls.-slr. Henry II. Stanley
tela4ranha fr.ta E4henla. 4 ulace on thu $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05

S0on @rie6en uno G6nter baben ben
8sin ourb @info6en uno SerteBeH
nit . D II q uno 8eDIr5en mn1o8ere1t
gu MAIDEN gel1ht, nobel bleteras
.0efGBc 3ulll &o1en e%rapfoblel fpuroel1,
mas 6lpeifeuos sur 3%srluBung oe5 Bets
mes ourb theiIweiie AuflOluug 0eS
8leies beitrug. 0bwobI bic Sbdoli6s
felt oe5 BIeies auf Die 0eiunobett 1pon
Damals betannt tpar, ftnoet 1th BOO
feline @arnulg oagegeIr. gu NltntuS
2eiten limb aber lhon nieIfaGe Neinz
v8erbsilerungen", tpie Qbfo6en, Sus
iab Doh @ppS uno &alt, bon 9araen &C.,
betanrt aepelen. Sn 0euti6laHo fin:
Den ith crit i'm fInfsebuten SabrbuRoert
8erbote 9egeu ACKNOWLEDGMENT nit
Galf, S0meIel, UtitD - ieoo6 ni6t
nit 8leisu6er, ObDobL oteier ihon baz
mails pobl befannt mar. @egen Gdls
i6un9en lit in @nglano ihon 1927, III
Den Nleoerlanoeu 1884 [9e9en Tdlibung
ourh 8itripl, Quetiilber uno GaImeDl,
lit Sranfreib 1871 Elm fharfes 8erbot
ergargen. gta1 elmer idtpGbil1en Sbr1=
nit ,begunten Die BIrger 3u Aug5pur9
i'm Sabre 1853 Die bon Jranfen beriIbers
%8etommene WeinDerf6llhung erittnats
gu HtSIISU. oOUb NyuYtS 1OSo w VIZ StISIt
tran30iii6en Nerbote 3uerf Der BerfGI=
16ung oes Beiue3 nit Bleieldtte gcz
pGbnung getban; 1897 tuuroe in &Hrts
tember9 bel Strafe an @at, @Dre, 2etb
uno Seben bic 8etnnerfdti6ung Derb0;
ten, i'll Sot9e wel6sr 1898 Elm varnler
Utann" oeS Qanoes per1pieieu uno Mus
oere eineeferfert muroen oht Sabre bas
rauf puroe iogar Der rStefer" gu @Blins
gen, Sobann Sacob@brnt, uts sIBeinperz
glitter" eutbauptet, Der @tgeutbumer
bes nit 8lei3uder 9eDiirSten Weines
aber nit 9eLoitrafen betegt, Der 8ein
berniHtet. D9it bent gtftl8en BteisuG er
miro Der 8ein ldngit ut6t mebr perisBt ;
an ieinc Steue lit Dos tieblthe Su9Tn
getreteT. Shabe fir Die ,Messieurs de
Paris ct de Vienne", bas Der l@Wdbiibe
8raub aufsebOrt 9atl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05

Meer berfeuft. 9ie Grauer baacrt siuet
Wonate; roGbrenb bieier Seit Inilten IT'D
bic Truner beS Spre6ens cntbaIteu,
aud BARI fein Sdneiuefleti1 gegenen
tperben. @efpttene Speiien speroen lelz
ten oenpIen. 8eIpnoereS NufieDen err
reste BET ben anOamanefiiben Nranen
Elm SpteqeL; iie iduitten Dor iDu1 9eii6s
ter nl,o IG6tem babel u1bdnotg. aranfs
beiten peroeu baielbit benz boien @eiit
augefArie ben. Das SIiien lou inter
Mdnnern unb Srauen Site ieia, bod
bat Or. Sagnr, obpobI bGuftg freubiee
8eranIaiiuu9eu oa3u ~DprIa9en, eS nies
mats bemerft. @um bon benz 1ebran1,
bic 8feiIe au nereiften. lift i6m troB aaer
Nadfori6unaeu NiOss befannt gewors
ben. Nuf Der SitinleI befinoeA fi1 cine
S6ule, auf Del9er Die Snaben leien unb
i6reibeu, iotpie 8ibelIteIen auspenoig
Ieruen. Sur Probe muBten fie BET benz
8efue9 oes Or. Sagor Briefe idreiben,
tpeL6e ieoo6 ST. Der 8ermutbuug QnlaB
gaben, oaB Der &aptan babel u~litgeDoItsn
babe.