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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
TWO UNFORTUNATE BURGLARS.

Thomas McWillIams, a storekcepcr at No. SO Ninth
avenue, heard noise in tho store at about two O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, and suspccting burglary, alarmed
the police Onccr purvis, Of the Sixteenth precinct
fastened to the spot and found tho door broken in and
two men inside. Ito summoned assistance, and, cn-
tcrng, captured OF the intruders, who gave his
name Joseph Smith. Tho other attempted to
escape, whoreupon tho officer fired and shot tho
fugitive in the leg. ITO proved TO DO a
named Thomas Clark, ana when searched
ut the station house quantity Of coal receipts and
other papers found his person. These were
found TO belong to Thomas Stokes coal dealer, OF No
1913 Tenth avenue. IL discovered that tho coal
Office that gentleman had also been broken into aud
the drawers rcd OF their contents though the safe
was untouched Tho only booty secured by the burg
lars was bad nny-cent stamp. Both men wcrc held,
but at the Washington Place Police Court examination
necessarily postponed uatil the wounded burglar 8
physical condition will warrant IL
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CHURCH CHARITY.
SUNDAY AMONG THE POOR.


Sunday is q very dull day Tor tho poor, especially
when the weather Is stormy or cheeress Tho Offices
OF tho charitable societies all closed no relief
from any public source Is dispensed. As a result tho
thousands OF the ciiys destitute left to ruminato
their dcporabIo condition, and speculate and
hope best they may to what Is In store
for them In tho future. At tho Row. DR..
Tying, Jr's, church, Forty-second street, yes.
terday afternoon the usual crowds Of the
temperance meeting, with which connected the sup
ger which given in tho basement every Sunday as
nduccment TO draw the wanderers into the
fold About 500 men, old and young, attend these
Sunday afternoon temperance meetings, but IL is un-
derstood that tho supper is the stronger inducements
and that little sign OF attachment TO the churtA
Is noticeable after the SERVICE with this novel feature
connected with It, Is over. Tho wonder is that tho
number oil those who attend the meeting is not far
greater this is tho only place where the
dcrers those who suppercss get sum
day meal without the asking for It. Whether not
TO religion follows from the and tho
SUPPER his church Is doing most charitable work In
feeding these poor men every Sabbath evening.
AN APrEAI.
To TuE EDITOR HERALD
Allow state that the poor the side tho
III deplorablc condition. | hundreds of wi
would rather die than beg that shores
OF starvation. In the OF humanity will
the readers OF the HERALD forth Chris.
tian charity by sending immediate relief these worthy
starving families Any donation sent will DO thankiully
Rev. ID. NJ. MCCARTNEY
5js lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.

PUBLIC SENTIMENT DENUNCIATORY OF THE
DECISION WHILE IN FAVOR OF ABIDING
BY IT.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, Feb. 25, 1871
Public opinion as developed hero is decidedly in IA
vor of abiding by the decision OF the Electoral Com
MISSION ana tho Presidential issue is now regarded
virtually settled by the award Of the of tho three
disputed States to Mr. Hayes.
INCONSISTENT DECISIONS
Tho apparently inconsistent decisions Of tho commits
sion TO the alleged ineligible electors FLORIDA Louis
lana and Oregon denounced without qualification
by the democrats, and rather accepted ncccs
sary than defended as right by tho republicans who
In this State always governed in political matters
by party cxpedicncy.
AMONG THE DEMOCRATS
During the past two days have had numerous
conversations with tho leaders and thinking men of
The democratic party here, and am fully justified
stating that the proposed schemes Of the rr oconc
ables In Congress to libuster till after the 4th
March, not only meets with no favor but Is
demned as unwise impolitic and injudicous. A
prominent member OF tho Hampton government re-
marked to me that such would be ruinous to
tho best interests of the party. What the people
here Is peace and tranquility, and this cannot be
gained by any revolutionary measures at the national
capital The plan Is generally condemned tho
gone conclusion that 1t can result in no good.
DANGER TO THE STATE.
Delay alone Is dangerous to tho peace OF this
munity, ana such delay, II accomplished with evil
lives OF tho two great parties at Washington might
lead 10 the most deplorable results here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-He by Judge Bar.
rett.Nos 1870, l42 "a las, 100, 1885, To- 80, 49, ST. co.
lOo lol, 1o2 49, ll6 49, I25 l27 1885, All i46 Isl
los, l04, 1865, III 1s2, ISL. Call begins at No 2oi
Van Worst --Demurrer--Nos II. II, %, "a. Law and
FacNos. l2s, 1873, 14l, l43 las, Ia ll5, co. H. 53.
a. 81 20 ss4 no i5i 3 81 81 so, SO, 1888. 95, 2eo
65, 40. 129, IS, 100, lob, 80, 2o5, ll9.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuiT-Par Held by Judge
Donohue $3.50. III, 2oll, 1891. 2637. l. 1913,
3oo7 aooa 1851, 1881 i4 liso l457 27So, 27ai 1918
ises Iss ssi sSSS $50 gsas SisS SISs $I;s' SIS
ass 1870 1884, 800 ss 1854 $50 'l 1850 1862
1892. i7io 1862, I7si 1924 1924 1926, 1910 s2eh,
Nos. 272o, s49 1870 5000 2Ose HI. 15l9h SOB y,
500 l4y4 1901. 1909, 1921, 30O0 1913 1897 25g 3l5,
SurREME CouRr-GESERAL Adjourned for
the term.
de- SUPERIOR o0'''-'AS'"A' lAAA-N'''o'n'a sue
SUPERIOR CouRT-srEciAL TERM--Hold by Judge
sedgwick. Case on-No o. Body VS.. Tdcn OF al
No other will be called this term.
SUPERIOR CoUHT-iRIAL IEKM-Parts i. ana D.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COMMON PLxAs--GESERAL TEgM--Adjourncd until
the first Monday OF March,
term.
COMMON PLEAs--rRIAL TgnM-Part l--IlcId by Judge
352, 0l5 2s4. 500 1903 1909. 362 966 355, 7l5 1921,
l05, 274, S74. 1884, HOS, $50, 465, 965 Part Held
by Judge Larrcmorc. Nos 1893, 500 li54, 1888, 7s5,
=
1927, i2l5, $50 1850 7i5, 7iS, 737, 1888, see Par,
3-fIcd by Judge j. T. DAILY Nos 49, 403 1879
73o ss7 si3, 100, no. 1885, lao lli4 sal o2o lli5
1925, 937, 1858. 1904, 63l l22 lisa 1872, s27. 1860
1898. llss ~ 24d, 1850. 217 ll45, 1882 1883 1883
1247, 1850 1866,
MARINE CouRT--GENERAL TEnx--Hcld by Judges
Shea, McAdam and Gocpp.--Appcals IRON orders
Nos. to incIusivo Appeals from iudgmcnis--Nos
to IA Inclusive
MARINE CouRr-rRIAL rERx-Part 1.--Adjourncd for
the term Part 2-Hcld by Jude Gocpp Nos 552s,
5745, 5sS5. 29sI 5607 1852, 7l02 7435 1896 $500 46
6902 57is 590S BOSE 9lI3 $3.50, 556l b245. 5ss l67
$685. $751; $780, 4562 5715. 6J2v $685. $685. 1904 5752
59 5s5e s9ls, 5oie 5s7I 5e2e s7is, 500 $3.50 42s5
1852 4O43 1878 6s5, $685. 1897 1858 1851 9ioD 532s
5023. 7Gl5. Part 3--ilcld by Judge sinnolL Nos.
9l22 5sis 1870 1902 7l24 2di6 $685. $685. $685. oO9d
S51S
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs--Part 2-Hold by Judge
Sutherland The People VS.. Franz Muller clonious
sault and battery Same Va Michael Poarno, fclonous
Assault ana battery; Same vs. George Brown and
John Wilson, burglary; Same vs. Charles Scatter
good, burglary; same VS.. Leonard Ncibon and David
SKIN, Same vs.. Martin Rcichcrt grand larceny; Same
VS. William O'Bricn, grand larceny; Same W. Frank
Smith. petit larceny. Part Held by Recorder IInck
ettThc People VS.. James Sutton perjury tcontinued
same VS.. Michael Cunningham, petit larceny. New
York Oyer and Terminer Held by Justice Brady. -
Tho People Va Robert Garrett, homicide lcontDucdl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
ENTERTAINMENT AND ARSON.

On Thursday last Superintendent walling received
letter from N. f. Hickey, Superintendent OF Police in
Chicago, stating that named Charles Anderson
had fed from that city, charged with embezzcment
OF 5000 from n mercantile firm, and also with tho
crime Of arson. Superintendent Wang referred
the matter to detectives Dunn and Won Gerchten who
speedily took Anderson into custody. He was found
on board the steamer Hudson which was to sail for
New Orleans on saturday morning. Yesterday morn
ing the prisoner brought to tho Washington Place
Poco Court, and remanded to Police Headq for
future disposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
A FREE AND UNEASY.

Captain Byrnos. with q squad Of his mon from the
Fifteenth precinct, made descent Saturday night
upon tho "frco and easy' kept by '.Paddy" Duffy,
at No. 175 Greene street. and arrested .Paddyn and
all the inmates, fortynv IN all. They OF various
social grades including six women and some coIored
visitors. At Washington Place Court the prisoners
wcrc fined various sums ranging from So to $40
Four Germans wero discharged Internationally.
Duffy was held by Judge Ottorbourg In s., 900 bail 10
answer q charge OF keeping dsordery house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
NORTH CAROLINA.

UHE TAR HEELS DIsGUsTED BUT OPPOSED TO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF LEADING REpUBLI-
CANS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RALEIGH, N. G., Feb. Is, 1877.
filden's friends In this State much exaspcrated
st the failure say trcachery, OF his managers
Washington. At best tho Commission" is now gen.
orally regarded cunningly contrived republican
trap into which the Tden innocently walked and
tho best opinion among the duped that the least said
about 1t the better.
THE POPULAR FEELING.
Popular feeling is decidedly against all libustering
tactics Congress tending to delay the settlement Of
she Presidential muddle. Tho 'rreconcilables" hore
are the disappointed oiice-seckers.
REPUBLICANS NOT CONTENT.
Leading republicans profess to desire successful
democratic libustcring against the democratic peace
measure as more important to them than tainted
temporary victory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE.

re broke out last evening IN tho four story brick
building No. ll6 Maiden lane. The basement and rst
floor were occupied by f. c. Key, dealer In oil the
stock and fixtures damaged tho extent OF 5000
Van Allen x Co. diamond stone polishcrs, lost $50
The upper floors were occupied by Chattcrton 4
Parker. printers whose loss was slight The building
was damaged 10 the amount OF 5000 The entire loss
Is fully covered by insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
A FLAT CONTRADICTION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
This day you publish an article headed IN Bloodlcss
Encounter" In which uso s madc OF my name No
such event there described ever took place. and
the entire scono creation OF the Imagination.
What the object of such article may be cannot
conceive but understand from others that 1t IS TO
drive me from tho alluded to, and defeat what
might have been able to do IN behalf of the unfortunate
prisoner repeat that there s essential fact
the article referred TO, and absolutely nothing to
Justify It's publication. GEORGE NJ. CURTIS
FrlRUARY % 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
AFTER HIS POUND OF FLESH.

Christian Otto. Of Nincty-nrst street and First
avenue, was drunk yesterday, and in that condition.
staggered into the rooms OF John Rage. at No 1853
East Eighty fourth street, where no demanded some
money that duo HIM. Rage, thinking tho Wait
untimely, and being unable 10 meet the demand
spoke his mind freely to OTTO when tho latter drew
pcDkniie and stabbed Rage three times In the left
shoulder, innictng slight wounds Detective Hughes
arrested the aillant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Patrick Dolan, the maniac who killed his mother on
the night of tho 1st OF February at Egbcrs Corners
New Dorp, and has since been confined In the Poor
house lookup has now become sane. Yesterday tho
prisoner arrested on the charge OF murder on a
warrant issued by Justice Mchan, Mr.. stephen ID.
Stephens, OF Richmond, being tho complainant Tho
prisoner was committed to tho County jail TO await
tho action Of the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
THE poon OF THE rwrNrY-rrnsr WARD.

An entertainment will be given at tho Hippodromo
on Wednesday evening next. tho proceeds OF which
to be devoted to relieving tho poor OF the Twenty
first ward There will be four rotting Matches IadIcs'
fiat race fat mems loot race, colored mems loot
aud other novelties. committee OF arrang cincnts
consisting of Judge Bxbv Coroner Croker Augustus
4. Docharty and several other residents OF the ward,
have charge OF the affair, which promises to net
handsome amount for the destltuto of That locality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
THE ClRCASSIAN TO BE BLOWN UP.

Preparations are now being made for saving por-
ton OF the cargo OF the wrecked ship Circassian
Bridgehampton beach. Nitro glycernc and other ex-
posvcs will be used in removing the which covers
the cargo still remaining. II will be expensive un
dertakng. but Mr. Dsca the purchaser, nevertheless
expects large pronts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
HIGH PRICED THEATRES.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Allow me through your valued complaint book to
concur heartily with q. W. b. and T. Il. b. in their
protests against tho hgh prices OF theatre tickets"
Ii tho community would only show by their non.
attendance these high priced theatres that they IN
tend to wage war against tho theatre managers. ain
sure would force them 10 rcazs the Importance of
an immediate reduction A word from you, Mr.
Editor, would tend much to keep the pot boiling and
show the managers what great mistake they
making by charging such cxorbitant prices. Now that
most all necessities have been reduced, IL Is high tm0
that luxuries, such as theatre tickets we're reduced
also MUM NUM-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
SLIPPERY THIEVES.

Tho Central Police Onlcc yesterday notified to
instruct the police to look for six tubs of butter
and two boxes Of cheese stolen on Saturday from
James IL. Leeds Il Co., OF No. 1888 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
VIRGINIA.

EMAIL COMFORT FOR THE IRRECoNCILABLEs
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOULD oRAcH-
FULLY ACCEPT THE BED OF THEIR OWN MAX
ING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RIcHMoND, Feb. 25, 1877.
The irreconcables have tclegraphed hero to ascer.
tain what encouragement they get in their pur-
pose to defeat the inauguration Of Hayes They will
hardly be gratiaed at the replies Tho Virginia Legsa.
turc, in the first place. Endorsed tho Electoral
bill notwithstanding earnest efforts by leading in
that direction. NOW that the democrats have bound
themselves hand and foot the prevailing sentiment Is
that they must submit. few members thcn,-
selves In favor OF the obstruction policy, but they will
not be able to get an expression OF that kind from tho
Legislature.
now TILDENs CHANCES ENDED.
On every side is heard the opinion that Tilden's
chances departed the moment that Hewitt declared
that on no account should there DO boodshed. Tho
idea was that the democrats ought to have ted
bold and determined front and that the republicans
would then have yielded
FEELING AMONG business MEN,
Business men very much disguised with the
prospects ahead but they believe in acquicscng tho
that Hayes will be better to the South than Grant, and
that he will gvo his ntenance TO the Hampton and
democrats will have none Of thcm and any one who
accepts will DO 'counted ouc OF tho list OF
tive democrats.
THE VIRGINIA PRESS ON THE ELECTORAL
QUESTION.
tFrom the Petersburg VA Index and Appeal Fob. "a
ST. Andrew Is smton with sudden and sharp rabies
against tho democracy OF tho North. He mover had
much confidence IN Mr. Tdcn, and now that the con.
test he expresses hts views the character
thls gcntlcmans immediate personal adnercnts with
put We will allow our friend to say for him.
self wnat no thinks on this SUBJECT
The coppcrhcad democrats snaky, Shiny. hypocrt
cal set lumbugs who love their money than
thing earth. Their God is Mammon. They will pass
any OF othy resolutions, but will III finger
10 tho country
The history Of this High Commission is simply
that IL devised by hewitt Co, IN order secure
peace any price The coppcrheads anxious to be
caught trap, they helped to build the trap joyfuliy
walked the and chucklcd when they found
selves securely Gagged Now they want TO keep up cheap
popularity by buster and braggadocio which nothing
Norton, Chandler and the radical bosses never wanted
che 'igh Commisson knowing that they held the
and that the coppcrhcnds would attempt TO fight.
No thnE, therefore, that If the commission proves "a mock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
Southern Opposition to the
Filibustering Scheme.
A WARNING TO THE EXTREMISTS.
1.-THE Thons Which ! Have Reaped Are
OF the Tree ! Planted"
PEACE PREFERRED TO REVOLUTION.
ALABAMA.

LEADING CITIZENS OPPOSED TO THE rILIBUs-
TERING SCHEME
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MONTGOMERY. Ala Fob 25 1877.
Tho decision or the Electoral Commission caused
universal disappointment among tho people OF this
State, mainly because Of their purely partisan char
acter Tho popular sentiment, Notwithstanding, is
that the proceedings should be pcaceable ordory and
regular to the end.
THE FlI.IBUsTERIyG SCHEME.
Tho scheme to 1busler until after the 4th of March
cannot be said to with appreciation here. Lead
ing men oppose II the ground that the country
needs peace. Tho masses scarcely DO said TO be
well enough informed upon tho subject TO have well
defined opinions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26

SMALL COMFORT FOR THE IRRECoNoIrABLEs
FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHOULD GRACK-
FULLY ACCEPT THE BED OF THEIR OWN MAX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
WEST VIRGINIA.

LEADING DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR OF STANDING
BY TIE BOND.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
WHEELING, Feb. 25, 1877.
The general feeling here Is decidedly averso to any
obstruction being placed In the way Of confirming tho
decision Of the Electoral Commission. Leading demo-
Gratis, including members of the Legislature from all
parts of the State Congressman elect and members
the State government join with business men In OK
pressing their belief that any looking to the de-
feat OF the tribunals verdict and election would
not only DO
FRAUGHT WITH DANCER
to tho interests OF the democratic party, but would
work serious injury to all the interests OF the country
The only counenance given 10 the plan of new cleo
is furnished by few ultra democratic Office Sock
ers who saked their political fortunes on the last
contest.
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Now York may hope to resume business tomorrow
with prospect of not being interrupted by further
political conflicts OF magnitude for the next four years
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-08
@orsebua, frou.tss ,.,eo S91e9t.

Ser nit 6interlaii ung gr0Bteu @es
ftonfs aus Jietp Z gorf Deri6wuuoene
Dornebme 0alner Otis .. . a tit
81 Sabre ait uno 6Gt fetue &lu0er, Iou>
bern llur cine Srau; CT iuGr Elm GrOBeS
Xlht Der Yre5bDterIdner- STRIDE, Otrefs
tor neri6te0ener frommer 0eleul0aFten
u1o Nnitalteu uuo OtitgrInoet unO 6erz
~Dorragenoe5 OtttQIte0 OeS 6o1artitofra1
tii6en Linton 2eaQue Club. Sn 8auz
itreet belt ct etn bO9augeIebenes Yfafz
Iergel6Gft. 8
0ieicr feline un6 fromme Ofann Bat.
nie ft6 iebt b"erausiteut, ieit Sa6rel
orauflos gegduuert. Gr beitabl ieGar
feline etgenen Berpauoten auf's GroBarz
tigite. Dies fam 10: Stpan ipar Der
8erualter bes Serm0gensantbeils ietneS
8ruoers SreoeriG u. SDau uno leiner
S6meiter. oer 6rau oeS 0errn @barLes
sc. Soaring. 0teies 8erm0gen mn, bas
einen 8ertb bon efiDa $500, 900 bartlett,
bat er unteri6lagen uno 81 ct8enem 0e:
brau6e UeriDenoet. st mar frltber Q0s
bofat, CAB a6er Die Surtiteret auf uno
puroe, tDie 9elagt, @elomafler. 8or
mebreren Sabreu faatrte er ais iolGer
uno i1on Danlals BADEN ietne 0eriDGHOz
ten betrG6tlt6e Sumlrer1, Die tie BET lDnI
beponirt batte1, uerloreu. Sell1e Nreul0e
b1Ifen ibm 0aInals iDte0er aut. 10 oaB CT
iein @ei6Gft tpieoer aufne6men fonnte.
Gr ipefuLirte nun tart i'll Atttell tDeltlt>
der @iienba6nen uuo ~erlitt, oa Ell itet5
auf Settle oer vGuuen" mar. i6mere
8erIulfe. 9abet bat er ipabr1Oetultb
bas f~eirer 8ertDaltun9 anoertraute Ser
m0gen ieiuer 0ei1miiter, mofir CT nt0t
einnIal Gur8l6aft 5u lteuen ge1abt, Ders
slpieLt.
Stpan's S6nager 6errn Soaring rpnz
ren in lester 3eit me6rfa6 @erii6te it6er
oeiien @eloflenlne 5u ODren %gef0mmelI,
DeBbaIb ct i'm Dor etligen Gagen oar@
iber our 9teoe iteate, nobel ieOo6Span
beftimmt oeritderte, es let nt0ts Wabres
an oerartigen 9erii9ten. Seinem 8ruz
Der Benjamin iOn er Oagegeit cinige Sage
Dorber ei1seltanoem babelI, CT babe Die
i6n1 %anoertrauteu @eI0er auf9ebrau0t
uno IS ieien nur nod $40, 600 oaDOn
ibrtg, Die III einem v8ono" be%itiiuoen,
ben CT obne Die unterl0rtlt letneS Sruz
bers SreoertG nt6t ausgebeu Tonne,
eberlo lei nod @rMnoeigenI6um oor9GHz
ben, itber o1S CT aus Derielben urla0e
ntht babe Derfiigeu t0nnen.
2Sie Obeu i10n eriuQbnt, 1T StDGl1
Uftt9lteo oes Union &eaSe CLUBS. @r
mai Ssfretdr Iao S6aBmeiiter Der
Yfleger Oes Saufonos oes Clubs. 0ieier
Sono lift in 9tegierungsbonDs angelegt.
tDel6e auf bic ytanen Der finn Yfleger
Oman, @eets, J~tooiepeLt, Sogguno Oc=
lauo ausgeiteut itub. SIS mar Stpan
baber unm08it6, bieie BonOs gu ctgenem
@ebraube gu DerlDenoem: oils ShaBz
meti1er oagegen pereinIabn1te ct Die 3inz
fen fir ole 8onos, Die i'll Der Il. g.. Grult
SO. gu Oeponiren lparen, bon ibm aber
niGt bahin ab9eIlefert, %ionoern in Die
ei9ene Saide GcfteGt iDuroen. SER
Weefs. Der GorltBer Oes @ouegtums Der
Qfleger erfldrt, Sman babe auf OieIe
g8eiie - 10 iteIe es IT'D iest berous -
5000 unteri9la8en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-08
Vost Slab alto 0era.
S b.

ueber Die Nbfi6ten EiIben's
1a0t Die III iol6en Diueeu gut unterrtd=
tete v1t. 9. Staats3tg.".: BieOerDolt
baben mir oarauf aufmerflam gemabt,
baB Das g d paOrDntren Ginger
tueltliGer 8lGtter nit q e 10 1t amer
S. i1aIIirung EtIoen's i6on an
Dem rltanO oeS lebteren
56etteru miBte. Giloeu miro ii0
niemals semaItiam tnitauiren lalien, ct
ipiroe niemals benz geDaltiamen Wtoer;
itauo ge9en 6a9es ais YrGltOeut de facto
ieine unteritiiBung gu She'll perOen lals
len uno oalnit lit ben SrteesplGnen, Die
ipirt[i0 erlit 9emeint lein iouten, ipobL
ein ibiper 5u ilberitetgetoes 6tnoerniB
bereitet. %uebrtgens tpllr0e eS Die Nusz
it6teu fir iol1e BIdHe faum b%efiern,
tDenn Gtloe1 ii6 gu oeren unteritiiBuug
bergGbe. 9as amerifauiide 8Olf Diroe
i6n ooufommen im Stihealaiien. Sir
ben Often t0nnen mir oteS perbiirgel,
fir ben SUoen feblt eS ni6t ali maiiellz
baTten 8elDeiieIMin oteier 0tt6tung ulo
mas ben MeiIeN betrifft, 10 fommen auf
Die paar 8Ir8ertrtegSs S9rsier wObL