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The New York herald., 1877-12-27
A Rapid Transit Celebration.

Rapid transit has ut length arrived at
we begin to dine ovcrit. Thus far our mod
ern civilization has devised only two ways
Of celebrating tho success Of any great un-
dertaking-the public meeting, which is
generally very stupid affair, and the pub
lie dinner, which, although sometimes
equally stupid, possesses very great and
obvious advantages over the other method.
Whenever any movement reaches either
Of these points 1T may be regarded
as fairly accomplished, and in this
light we must accept the rapid transit
banquet OF last evening. If any evidence
were needed that the leading bankers,
merchants and capitalists of the city are in
terested in providing better and quicker
transportation than that afforded by the
surface roads, it would be only necessary
to point to the gathering last night II was
fairly representative Of the intelligence,
the enterprise and the public spirit of the
metropolis, and looking over the list of the
gentlemen who were present the monopo-
lists who have 50 long stood in the way of
this great reform cannot but be convinced
of the hopelcssness of the struggle in which
they are engaged. But back Of the gentlemen
in question there is still stronger power and
nluence--namely, the millions of our citi-
zens who are now forced to patronize the
prehistoric conveyances Of the most selfish
corporations that ever cursed city. We
are glad to learn, from some of the speeches
that were made, that the company is now in
a financial condition to complete its lines
and reap the rich harvests which the statis-
tics Of the surface roads show are only wait
ing to be gathered. All this has been again
and again pointed out in these columns, and
there is no need to particularly refer to it
now. The principal business at present is
to hurry Oh the work and get the roads in
running order as soon as possible. We
want to be emancipated from the street
monopolies without unnecessary delay, and
the only way it can be accomplished is
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

has also assumed the right to decide when
the statutes of the State should be enforced
and when they should be permitted 10 DC
ignored, and after allowing them to DO DIS
regarded for considerable periods OF time
has then enforced them conspicuousiy ana
by raid in such manner as to render Ia"
odious instead of respected. Here again
the Mayor does not state rumors or ac-
cusations but sets forth facts within ms
own knowledge, and therefore he has oniy
to decide whether the Commissioners VINO
have done these things should be sufered
to remain in office.
The language Of the Mayors letter, 1t VIII
OF evidence on the part Of the Police COM
missioners as to whether they have or have
not been guilty Of the acts specified, be-
cause the Mayor states them as facts WITHIN
his official knowledge. But If, through
weakness, he recognizes the right OF the
prove that his own statements are untruths
and to put themselves on trial as to whether
they have or have not neglected their dn-
ties, then surely he cannot decide the case
without hearing evidence on the other side
This is matter not between the Mayor and
the Commissioners, but between the Com
missioners and the people. 1t would be
grossly unjust to the people to allow the
Commissioners, after arraignment for in
efficiency and maladministration, " to escape
on ex parte testimony in their own favor
We cannot credit the rumor that Mayor Ely
contein plates any such absurd and unjusti-
fable action.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

THE WEATnER.-Sonthward Of the lake re-
gion to the Middle Atlantic coast and over the
British provinces there has been general fall
Of pressure. This has been independent OF the
movement OF the extensive but shallow dcpres-
sion which moved from the Gulf into tho Ohio
Valley. Cloudness and rains have prevailed
nll over the territory west of the Allegheny
Mountains to the Missouri Valley, and over the
Atlantic coast States from Northern Florida to
New Jersey. The winds have been remarkably
moderate favoring the formation of fog areas in
various districts. Snow is reported west OF the
Rocky Mountains and on tho Plains, with rap
idly falling temperature. The highest pressure
i in the Northwest and Manitoba, and the
lowest in the Ohio Valley. The weather in New
York and its vicinity to-day will be cool, cloudy
and threatening possibly with rain. On to-nor-
row it promises to be colder and cloudy, with
rain.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Most milkmen arc Baptists.
Mr., sharon is q partisan Bill.

Most milkmen arc Baptists.
Mr.. Sharon is q partisan Bill.
A rolling roindecr gathers no moss.
peudleton IS ahead, and shoulders tho rest.
Elhu Burritt, the learned blacksmith, Is much
better.
The labor market at the Nevada mines is over
crowded.
"R"-wcbs.er's Dictionary gives no such word as
"DonKling."
Mr.. Theodore D. wooissy, OF New Haven, is at the
Everett House.
Tramps whip Massachusetts, women who do not have
hot milk IN their coffee
Moody VIII 60 to Hartford to start an insurance
company for the better land.
..what did you get in s?''-Detroit Free Press
Sugar and water.-Z Chandler
An Eastern Vermont man sold his wife Tor $50, and
there arc still, due somc $40 ON her.
aros having gone OF fashion. heaven Will prob
ably be provided with upright pianos.
senator Anthony sent Senator Eaton thirty pound
Christmas turkey-which was good Eaton?
Senators Roscoe Conkiing, of Utica, and uStanlcy
Matthew'S Ohio, arrived last evening ut the Fii,h
Avenue Hotel
Within three months nearly million acres OF land
havo been appropriated In Minnesota This looks
like returning common sense.
Senator Patterson had q relapse yesterday morning
which, although not serious, made him much weaker.
He was resting easier last night
A California minister says that luxurious living in
this country building up class which divides itself
iron the worKIngmcn aud Is In lieu Of an arstocracy
Shoes, We read, were In the old English days tied
with thongs, by tho nobility. Yes, We remember
now; King Canuto went into tho shoo-tdc business
Southern journals doubt tho truth OF the item gong
tho rounds that Mr. Harper said there only five
American writors Of real merit. We think 1t that
he said thero only five Of US
The North american Review will hereafter be pub.
lishcd in New York instead oil in Boston, tho Apple
tons having thcf names on the title page Mr. Allen
Thorndike Rice, tho editor, has succeeded in giving
us q review which ranks with the highest class Of
critical literature In Europe. He adds enterprise TO
scholarship and will reach younger class OF readers
tnan tho old editors oil the Repe,o sought The Janu
ary number will create good deal OF pleasure and
enthusiasm among scholarly people, who have long
wished for something Of the kind. Mr. Marbles con.
tributon to the silver question Is perhaps the most
timely Of the papers, and General Richard Taylor's
dconcc OF General McClcllan's strategy rovives SUBJ
jcct which, among many people, Will livo for long
time TO come.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
Trickett Accepts Courtney's Challenge

Trickett Accepts courtney's Challenge.
The challenge of. Courtney to row Trick
ett, Of Australia, for the championship OF
the world has met with prompt response,
and the meeting will probably take place at
the earliest day that our weather will per-
nit The Sydney (Australia) correspondent
OF Bells Life says:-"Trickett authorizes us to
state, for the benefit of the United States
champion and his hackers, that he will row
Courtney three-mile race straightaway for
one thousand pounds side, two hundred
and fifty pounds forfeit, on any neutral
water in the United States and that If
Courtney will post the above forfeit, two
hundred and fifty pounds, with the New
York Clipper, which is to select the referee
and appoint the final stakeholder, he will
leave for the United States to ratify the
match as soon as possible" There is little
doubt that Courtney will close with his
opponent on the above terms, and the match,
as proposed, by eliminating the turn and
substituting the English straightaway race,
seems in every way fair. One thing remains
for Courtney to do, and the many and power
ful boating organizations in and near this
city ought to aid him in accomplishing it
namely, to insist that the race be rowed on
the Hudson River from the Ninety-sixth
street Dock to Manhattan Market. This
will be water equally new to both, and in
many ways admirably suited, and it will
insure to these two giants, in the greatest
sculling event IN aquatic annals, an assem-
blage of spectators many times larger than
ever gathered at race in our country be-
fore, approaching. if not equalling. that
which annually goes out of London to see
the English university truggle.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

poor. they are abundantly able to pay good
deal more than the moderate annual sums
proposed, and ifthese corporations make too
stubborn an opposition to fair arrange
ment they may some day discover that the
people will demand still better terms OF
them.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

THE CLUBBING POLICEMAN, who for some time
past has been held under control by public
opinion, If not by his incompetent superiors, ap-
pears to have again broken loose. According to
the statements of cloud Of witnesses the officer
whose achievements are elsewhere recorded is
not fit man to wear "a uniform.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

TnE QUEENS COUNTY HOUNDS were out yes
terday, but the field was not as large as usual.
Although only n drag hunt the sport was excit-
Ing. particularly for those who were merely
snectnfors
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

CoTToN Brokers CREDITORS will be inter
cstcd in the decision Of one of the courts de-
claring seats in the Exchange to be property.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

THE PAssAIc COUNTY Bank of Paterson, N.
j., is to he closed but its directors have decided
to vary the monotonous story of failure and
fraud by paying its dcpositors in full.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

From oar reports This morning Ue probabilities
rre that The ,ceailcr IN Nc.c York and Us ricini,y
ioday sriH be cool, clo.tdy ad threatening, posi-
bly, uiM rain. On tom0rroW il promises 10 be
colder and cloudy, riM rain.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
WITH SUPPLEM Il N T.
NEW YORK. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1871.

IMIoETANT NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-To
insure he proper classification of advertisements
II is absolutely ncreSsa~y that they be handed IN
before eight o'clock rr5y crening.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

WALL STREET YEsrERpAY.-The stock market
was fairly active and strong. Gold rose from
1924 to 1928 Government bonds were firm.
States dull and railroads steady. Money OH call
was easy at o per cent
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

MIR. WILLIAM Il. CHANDLER, Of New Hamp.
shire. who was somewhat prominent in the last
Presidential campaign, makes y rather lively
contribution to the political literature of the
time. His revelations of the last campaign are
decidedly interesting.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

THE ORDER OF THE Court directing the re-
cever of the Clinton Savings Bank to pay an
instalmcnt of twenty-five per cent will be well
come news to the dcpositors Of that unfortunate
institution
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

TIE ECONOMICAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Providence has gone over TO the mujority of
dead Institutions, and it is very certain that its
management beied its name.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

Tux BLuNDERiNG TRAIN DISPATCHER turns
up again this morning. The accident occurred
west of Cheyenne, and, fortunately, only two
men were killed.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

NOVEL ITEM in deputy sheriff's bill Of
charges turned up In of the courts yesterday,
namely, ten dollars for anxiety of mind. Anx-
iety for his fees Of course
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

ALL Is QUIET ON the line of the Lower Rio
Grande. The first companies of the additional
troops ordered to the border have arrived at
Brownsville, but there fortunately appears to bo
no need for their services.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

THE PRINCIPAL GROUND Of DR.. Lambert's ap-
plication for u new trial, that the notary before
whom he periurcd himself not u properly
qualified officer. will appear to the majority Of
people very absurd
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

TAMMANY has no use for men that are found
out. It expelled Murphy last evening.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

FIFTH AVENUE ThEATRE-ApRiKSsx
PARK THEATRE-DAvIp GARRicx.
YIyTn AVENUE EBALL-PREsrrDrcIrxrox.
NIBLo'S GARDES-BLAcg EYED SUSAN. &c.
RowERy rHEATRE-Two ORPHANS.
UNION SQUARE THEATkE-rux MAN o. SUCCESS.
EAGLE THEATRE-BAsEs IN rnx Woop.
BoOrH's THEATRE-Tw1Lyru NIcnr
wALLAcK's THEATRE--wox AT LAsr
NATIONAL THEATRE PiosrKR PATSOL
OERMANIA THEATRE-HAsHxASS's ToIcHrxa.
BROADWAY rHEATRE-MoxrK CKsro.
0ILMoRE's GARDEN-c,Rcus.
GRAND OPERA noUSE-Kr.
THEATRE COMIQUE-vAs,srv.
COLUMBIA opERA HoUsk--yAxrrrv.
THE NEW AMERICAN MUsEUM-CuaIosIrIEs
TONY PASTOR's-vAnisrY
EGYPTIAN HaLL-vAmlxrY.
SAN FRANCISCO MiNsrRELs.
CHIcEERING HALL Coscmnr.
BTElNwAy uALI.-CoNcxRr
ACADEMY or DESIGN-.Asr Exuni1ioM.
COOPER INsrlrUTE-v AnIrrY.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

by completing the elevated roads and the
underground project OF the English COM
pany.
, 1877-02-15
neufte telegr.' pepe(bea.
Scr &riea in1 Orient.

2onbon, IA. Tebruor. Gr tp'r-
ben 1lnruben in GonItontinopel befiirh'
tet. 5ruppen lino in gorrofcn g'bal.
ten uno cine Mn5abl jun9er Siirfen 1T in
@cfansenihaft.
Golaenoss it Dem @snerol Sfna'le
an ieinsm @eburtsta9e 9elonot nor
ben
Ser @eneral BON Ser Mrm1ee res
@loens, Die @ene'dle inter LINEN Se-
fell unb Die Srnppen 5r. failerliher
Moieltdt ienoen lire auffidti9en @ros
tulalionen Dem @eneral S9natief Ri lei
mem &sturtsi It uno er'oarten nit I'm
aeoulo ben WfarIhbefe6l.
, 1877-02-15
GurO. auhe uadribtru.

2seru. Yor &ur,em mnr>e BON .
GIno sucrI ammlUnl bie Wobl bes Bun.
ocspsa'iomms ill 1877 por9cnomm II.
gum Sunoesprdlioeuten wuros. mir
ltber iib'td) 9epeicu. or lest Bunoe5
ptalioent Seer o@ewGhlt. De- lelbe erbtelt
M @an3cn 1876 StiMmcn. Gineu bart.
nadlssu @abitlmpf ueranlabts tugesen
Sic u obi bes SuuoeSpjctpraiiosnten.
&rit i'm %iinftcn Wa lqange siua 8uns'
oeSr0tb Stenf nit 50 BON 159 Stim
men als gewahlt ans Der Mablurne bets
Dor, mabrcna 70 Stimmen lid) auf oen
8unoeSratb Sammsr uereunigtsn Der
e.be ID lite lomit nur etue Stimm,
ucbr. Nadosm Dies ~srleoist mar,
THRIFT Que gunotauerlammluna aur
Wabl oeS YrauolumS oeS Suuoesgs.
rldlts fir 1877. oas III lein,r leitberlsm
3ulammenleeun9 auf elm neueS Sabr
u,iach beNat,gt murOe. . muab bielbt
Braliocut NeS Sunocsgerld)ts Sal i
ho9um uOn Doeroon uno oelien Ylces
ptailoent s.. S. Worel pom Nyl I'M
atan:On Ct. @olm. - g0noammann
o.. Hotb bat guar 9leid nab Nteuiabr
cen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Strtn an'
setrclen. miro lld abtr bcbule Grleblgs
ing ltlner cantonaleu Amtsgeldu,t e aui
urlaub bis 2lprIl nadl letntm SNmats
Canton Ipptn Ell u. 9tQ. sHradpc9 ben.
Ser ldwclsertid)e Sunoesrutb bat
losben oen 4, WoualSberIht lib t oen
tano DER lrbelter au Der 0ottb0rot@
babm aus9e9tben, weId)er ocn Utonai
lu9ut unlaBt. 81 olelem Mionat
iOurOe I'LL SuOcn (Auolo) oer 0fldlt,
itoltn I'M SO Dieter ooer 2,677 Wt,ttr
pei Sag uuo IN 9}oroeu (@oiAturn)
am 1873 Wtc er DOR 4.294 Metcr yer
sag &c i%Oloert. moourdl ecr 9ild)lltollen
aul Gno WiouatS e!ne 0ejQru III ause
ron 67O7 Wte'er erreldlte. 2te Aus
neutrality-suspicious. wuroen ct1rlJer AIS
lrl CT pelrIe1eu. Die lcltllNe Au5uet.
lung wuroe bus dnl 4264.7 Uteter lotts
gt1uyrt uAO Die 0epolumauern erreld)-
len Glaze yGnye uon 232O.3 Wtcter. SIN
dorolld)eH Sunnel maren ole neueu III
Vaule oS MonotS Sull auigeltelltcn
Somprell orea Ogne untcrtrcd)ua9 in
6anc,lon nno Ole 6o,ye oauon mar, oaB
Ole SenlIlatton cue bel ipeltem before
ais lrilber mar. Die SoDruny wuros
M Noroen ourh leds. BON oenen III
ner 9tegtl sleld)ielt 8 4. uno I'M Siiocn
ourd) 7 SoDrmalNlucn. bon oencn
aleihNiiia 5 orbeiteien. au5asfiinrt.
, 1877-02-15
Yeynll1NteS

GineHeuise c. Inter oieier uebel
id,lft ld6t lih oas New YOrtcr Sourno
II Dem i'm taote-9tcw Scrip qcIeqc-
men Staolde guuonne Dos 6ulaeut.
meloen: Sin junaes isbr Iii ides Wfdrs
den maroe aeitcm melneno uno III aroRu
Nufreaulla am Depot Der 6 utral>Glleo
babn 9efunorn uuo nobm Iih in Sol i
ibrer an. gle eridblIe, ooB lie NIT ELI II
jun9en Wanuc, Der lbt ole Gbe uaIplo
dlen, ihren Gllern in goiteu e%ntllef IN
pr Giieubobn nod NcmD rt fan. Do;
bdttr iic NIT ibrem g'ealelter ,luc 3'ltlarc
in elnem Sotel 9emobut, ooh bdlte d)
Der lrstcre aepelgelt, ibren yitten. lie
Seitatb doll Iiehen II luli II noh,u che, .
er nobm lie fdllctlh rad Scrip Sun
100 lie nit Der : an lpciter lubr Ii phuC
baS e. ih tas Gel ,elncr 3(elie nenne,
wollte. Gr ih III imI 2Saagen ell. III
1ie 0elid bon Jicue uno Der NnQlt Il
9riffen. lbr ~ntliiDrer u0htt Tie lnenye
ben Der Sdanoe iHfibvtn. pe,li I De-
qua, oils DC lelbe IN Sduonre a Ia qtt
ohne rab lbr ihlofruoer 9eNlejter es &c
mabr wulbe. SH we acrte lih eueralidl
il en- ODER les naen Utenid)e No ueu
gu nenncn uno Ia Die EollSsl nah0otm
nm9lulfIdrun9 te caruphnt, ntttllnmel
lie bot man Dos Wtdohen i'm Gsrtral 0os
tel undergraduate.
. CT Gntocfer Der Self' III. luie 70 bic
lie anoer unbefannt. IS. SplImann e,s
Sdhlt i'm nNeuen Slltt" bag Die 0fOmer
Die Seifs suerlt Gus @a(lien ubnItsn.
PliniuS. Or q lterer. ihrelbt oie @,fin
bnng Den @auiern beoinsunsslpsiie iiber
, 1877-02-15
9nldnoi(he pspf(beu.

Mew Yort IA. Sch. Cine Beth
IeGem Tepci6e teloSt Dap ole Scr9len'
te in bcn &oblen=Minen omill9 beno6
rihiiot worhtn linb. oo6 10 Yrr5ent
pon ibren 2ohnen BON beu'e an ibnen
obaesosen ,ueroen luirb. Sic onberen
Minen in Der 2.bigb Iaasp wetoen, MI
es beibt, bdlo folsen.
st. 2ouis s, IA. Tebrrar- q. 81
&ritton, friiber @ice- Yrdlioent uno g.
90. 2ennpy. Setretdr ter v6t. 2ouls
Qebcns = @uIi6trunQss @eicuih of inn
ieber untcr $4,000 8iir9i@ait aelttll
,ueoen Meineios in Dem Yerl1te pon.
Sabre 1874.
Giucinrati, IS. Gebr. Nabt
Grontlin. Snb., wuroe uorgsItern os'
@auer Samuel Smitb prn cinem jun
aen Manne, VI mcns Sch. Godron,
iiberfaaen, gu 8ooen 9elbla9en uno be
raubt. Ser S6aoel Smib's, 1T 9e-
bro9sn, uno Der Monn miro ppbl fer
ben. Gofran entflpb.
Gabe Ncwport, &p.. uurbe ON Gam
taas.Atenoe ole IS idbrise 6rou oes
8ottiieb @oseI, dig lie li@ scraoc auI
bem0sim,uese befano. bon 3unoen iioer
falen uno 10 Idredlld 3uaerihtet, oal
ieosn Mnsenblid ibr SOB erwartet miro.
, 1877-02-15

baupt II, ol8 Bet De- G%rinouna8 o1s
erlie Sabrbunoert nuh ebr,Itl @ebutt all
aebelo. r0te bette Seift, l%noeilcn Il" be-
merit CT meiter, fam aus Oeutid(ano
uno murre aus .3'eqeu ola uno gi,fcns
ooer Sud)enaIhe be Il ct" Wiateriulier
n elde, elae noesiiqlide &c'nielfe lieicrn
mas nod heute o1e GroEmamu'8 otter
bauspirtlid itltd)cn ShlaaeS beseuaer
wyroen. pelder actreu ulthiiraitrlid)e it.
te. bel Der @sburt eincr Den Gnfelin Ct
nen &elil po1Seift. wtnn auh iult nj
aus reiuem .3teaeutulo, %ionoern aus lSetr
9finoer' I'm Sammeltala foAen uno in
elnc 9onncn pad II. uln lie %oereinit Dem
@robfiuo in Den Sr1uti6de gu idenf,u.
1iryr, ber uno bic ibncn ltammperluanbs
ten Q0lter oeS Srie t botten Sclfe Id)on
DO Dem Yropbctsn. mas lid nus oem&a'
ron bspelien dbt Die ebineicn unc,
IRE ih nidt. ouh Die Sapunticn lparen
alS mir bieie Softer fennell lernter beleits
lett unuoroenflIdcn 3eiten in ''eiib bon
Seife. Die 2iraNer bra ttcn Il, Sooa.
isife = Sooa 1ewannen lie aus i~ooabolti=
Gen Eff n;eri. ip'c I'M Sttlt nc b heu c
10 aeldiebt. mobrtno mir jcet Die Con
aus &ohlals erli len. Elm &crfabreu, no
III Yeblanc lea Weo fano uno ocrcn
Eereitun swtiie II Oh Spanieu; oaS oltt
8aeAla bolte Fl, Il aus gu Jis uuN
lernts ictbit ousge3 td)aet Iold)e 3u be e.
ten. sp niide AND psnetiamld)e Seii
mar oenn aud) i'm 'li{iltelalter uue PIT
oaliiber bina 8 rod) bod berii;mt uno all
ocm Waihtiih Der cleaantcn vs. fit iiber-
al en ia, t}'chrIides u quilt D
Seifen, bcs $ / mtg naren ausihtieElidi
Setirtfen. Die p mems uno Stailsue
a 0btentoeils. lem alien Jionl uutc
oen eriien &aiicru lief rte aher baurti d,
lid 0eutld) aBe ole ~elle uno nld)t et0'
0ieic, loutern audi uua9croar &C "a
1i 8euu ELI
. er cr6btc 8uttermarft in Sop0 /
sic Staot Manh iter III Ielamae IS
@d6rcnb oes lebtcn S1bres mu.oen D.
oost ohtunoliebi9 NIT Butter bellNe
Gicrhnbnua zen 9rpeort, ODER 1.56O
900 Ninno Satt + HeNnct mnn Dr.
9nrh,6nittsprsls oetlslhcn 3n 20 st.
pro Yiunn. 10 ergibt lid Gin @lammt
betroo urn $4,000 0a aber fen,
Ichnnna ilber %flelnrre Y@artlen QefNb
murbe, 10 reprdlentiri Die @elammtaus
fubr sincn nod gr0Beren S,trug.
8 amnifoniihe golo,iiations
@eicnihait, mcl0e leit Dem Sabre 1916
hrltebt uuo lih bamlt bcfabt. farb g.
Yelloncn Die Nusnunoeruha nod 81,
ria mo Die Nuieolung o%aiclpt I'll rr
m6etiben. bat oltier Sage in g8albinl
ION lire 60. Sabrrslibuug scb1lish.
Die pcrihueoenen Stanten Der llnIor
T. oren curb Nbgeiuno!e ueitretcn. 9
,ir WorlaQe Aeorohts 6lnnn,~Nuslpet
lruttte Qii ltie. Sic IS ieaihofl b.
i ii ib,cm Stltsben 1925 Snoiu bu
mad Mirltn, lnsbelonotle n0b Der u :
mubilf yioerla. auf lbrc &oIitn bsforrern
0u 3nIlanoe m 2lberin lolle
iih in Der jim fen 3tit wlsocr in De
MaBe gcbtliett bahen, BOP Die @usw2n
o,rung pom Naroi9cn ooitbin nit gin
llyen Nusli ottn Ncldeben fam.
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gSirointa @toatS<Wd5e1Gt
tasI,9 bersusssssbsu BON
9obn q. y { II.
90. 8! 3m0lite Strabe.
u d III 0 II 3, y a.
Wreiic Der Mu3eigen:

VretIc Oct N15e1yeH'
&ta gquare, elm Nal ~ %
s =. saaars' hrsi Nai t75
III Sama..' s;rs ynnh. 800
Ell suars simsn msnat 700
s T. snnar, srsi DlUnatt Is 90
@rS6tr 9anseisen rer en- tts'r Ssr'tnef.
Nht cter weniser Bel rblben etnen Sauare.
Nae Mnseisen Hnb TN gsraus su satlen.
Die 3eituna wi,b in Nia mont nnb rnt.
Aeaenc son ben 1rGsern tar IS 2ents per
Wrhe ausaetraaen.
, 1877-02-15
Dit Tobkltr =

tt belttn,rrt. 3, sganse btsbrrtge 6eitperiobren inns
guitoben. Ole Sur miro bur3 bas iogenonnte
So39al in6 bnrb @t1nebmen pom ~2oDpmtner
Is% Oa e. S te s0 y : 5fie'n an; no bic &ran.9eit
Sett set9en iie bic aebensfroit hes Menlden en-.
S%onienoe itnb In ben leet.n apet Sabren In Der
SooesAniialt, "a Stanton Str 9fep sorf, sebeilt
IerSte uno Ipotbtftr. 0te 9obbaoer unterI6eiten
t3 BON dnbcren Sdberu ~baourtb, oab ie brett auf
bic Srantbeit einmirfen, II D ben frGnfen StoiI ettz
@ierr,n, IN rel9er 5orrn er aud gum @ori6ein
tomme. Sic limb Elm @erbrennun9ss ODER @u5lbets
bun9s<proceB ber Rrautbettsltoie. Seber &ranfe
rptro BET Der Inmenbuus bi Ter Sur S~psulagen ictn
ei9ener FIRST. @cnn Scenario burb bisle Saber qes
betlt tit. 10 TT e. pirtli9 uno raSital sebeilt, nabs
reno mad Der btSberi9en Setlmetbooe bic Rittel
8etpohnlih gefabrlt6er limb als bte GrantbettI elblt,
rno ll3 tiers IN gangs peer iecunbarsr Sront.
bei'en etriteut, ~
obgIet9 Sc sv46a6er aae arantbeiten, iuHtrlid
lno dnBerlt6, ~turirs1, 10 iino bod bic 98irfungen
bet l~ol9enotn &rontbetten, b~elonbers penn iie lid
nod IN ocutem 3~uitanpe b%efinben, sans auBeroroents
lib; Steber, islbit @erpens nnb 9pphusiieber,
tnrirt ssalsz uni, Observation-Disclosures u pirS,,
beionocrs bet lunacn seuten II. tn, eriten Stabiuut,
sepobnIid Ieidt turirt. MaMerfmdt, Wbcm.
inattsmns perSe4 oft iebr i4n,a. eebeilt;
fspbtittiid)e &rantbetten In iebem Srabe. 9et
duBerer 8ranfbeiten, Hrauotuunoem, 0es
fd,nlrett, .G%cropbclu sc. tit bic Mirfuns Elm:
ploslltbe II. itdtbare. Nsur sn Dab TIT binreidenb,
mn Stoen Don osr 2Stttnh9 gu hper6eh9en. W.as
Sucferrmhr (etne bis ieBt nnbeilbire &rantbeiD
pu' ben sebeilt @ct lesterer &ranfbeit seben Is
NroSent bes 3uteritofies nit ieoem Babe burd ben
llrin ab.
Die Babes unS einnebme. 9ulper werSsn nod
teoem Ylab TIM 2ouoe p%erlonbt, Ger 9rets bes
gasespuluers III IL, Der bes ginaebme : 8ulpers
81. Man laile ii6 cine @toidire Iber be 9obfu
81 sn9lii4er oser oeatider Sprade f4iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss
"a Stauton Ctr. (Box 1901
Nsw 9orEE
, 1877-02-15
GnalanD.

Qorbon, 13. Sebr. Cine EepeI6
bes uOblepcr an era s~ufclse 10
boleltlt scmelnet. oaB Sir gowaro
Sbornton, oar %eegcnudrt'ge butt d.
@eianbte in Den Ser. Staoten, BON Dem
Iebterem Gdnoe abbsrufen, uuo als @e-
fanoter bic Yiortc scldldt weroen miro