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The Morning herald., 1877-10-03
q HERIFt'8 SALE,

BY vir.ue of writ of venditioni expopas.
to me di ected, viii be exnoSed " public
sale at the hotel Alexander Maxwell. In
Miduletown, in st. Georges Hundred New
Caste County, DEL, on
FRIDAY, the 10Th day of OCTOBER. 1877,
ut o'clock p. M,
The following described re,l estatA, viz {;
A lot of land siiua led in the town OF Mid
dletown, bounded Oh the north aide by
Main street. on the east by lanes OF VILLAIN
l.. Buckle 90 the sOr III and east by lands of
Robert A. Cochran, Ese., having . width of
0 feet on Main street ana extending OF
that width $50 feet con ;aiuiDg 1900 square
feet of land more or less, with q two story
frame dwell i'g house, fra re kitchen,
poultry house, DC, thereon el cted
No. 2 A lot oiground sjtuatetn The tovn
NJ .j q street, on The east by lands OF James
Gu be. Cson, ON he nultl by Ande4 son
street, AID on the west by lands Of MlJ.
c. ]. Smvth having width OF SO feet on
Main street and ex lending OF that width
| thereof what thev NAV, with .wo stol y
frame dwelling house. fame kitchen, also
frame carriage hou. g aud stable thereon
eIec,ed.
of Mddletown, bouDdad oa the nsrth by
Lake stree.. on the est by lands now OF
late of e. G. Fentmure and lRpcs of Aud ew
HuShe6eck, and Oh the west by Cath rins
stree .containing two acres and II soual
perches W land be the same more or less.
No 4. The Que undivided half In .ere t in
q certain lot sfland situate ii ,he town O
Middletown. bounded Gu the north by Al.
derson street, Oh tue 'eaG; by lauds OF Johr
Vandenbraak and and o.hers, on the soutt
by the heirs or devisees OF Levi Ryan
deceased and lands of James , Qlberte on
on the west by lands hf Robert q. Eli .sOn
BE- the contents what they NAV, W th o .ws
st0' frame dwell ng b. use Lereon erected
Seized and taken in execution % tn,
property Of Charles e. Anderson, and to b,
soldsy =,
Il ISAAC GRUB Sheriff.
Sheriffs office. New Castle, October /, A
D., 1877 oc3.ts.
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SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Hope Lodge, No. 2l, l. 0. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. of T.,
the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, Of
lue Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. o, Of G. F.,
McC!4ry's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of P, at K
of P, Hall, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of P, Jr., O
| Z. A. NJ. Hall, 5ll Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. R. NJ, at
Maris Building, 9th and Shipley streets.
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on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of October, ls77.
at o'clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that the following described lot OF
lend. with o brick Messuage thereon, situ.
ate In the City eff Wilmington. bounded { .
follows, to wit; Beginning at corner of
iand late of Charles q. Demsey, now of
John N. Robinson, on tRe westerly side OF
Shipley street and at the distance ofsbOut
l3l 1eeo from the soulherly side Of Third
street, thence down said SIDE of Shipley
stl cot south 81 deg. west 81 feet inches 70 q
line o. that land north S. deg. st,passing
through the middleo OF the wall between tho
fous 8 81 #. IL in. to corner stake. thence
nOrtherly by new line parallel with
Orange stree about37 feet 8 In to the south.
erly side OF an alley communicating with
Orange street, thence Ong Ea ID alley side
eastWardly parallel with Third street 5 n, to
the real boun ry line Of the aforesaid land
of John N. Robinson, thence along that
line southwardly parallel with orange
street about l6 t. 8 III, to q corner of said
land and thence by anoth Yer line Of the
Same eastward ly para lei with Third strest.
between the houses s #. II IN. to the place
of bexipni1g, be the contents within said
bounds what they may.
Seized aud taken in ~ M
property of William H. Pie60N &1A ~.
t's, and TO besold by
ISAAC GRUEo. shsrt1.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, 4a1t. Is, MI
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sHERTFFs SALES.
oHER1FF's. SALE.

g 0HERlFFSSALE. ''. e
BY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias. tc
m directed win he exposed tn Public Pale
at the GITPTN HOUsE. kept by George
Whitfield. in the city of New Castle, IN New
Castle Hundred and county; Del, Nt
On FRIDAY. the 18th dav Of October. 1877,
Z at2o'c'ock P. M, I,.
The fc,lowing described Real Estate. viz.
All that CERTAIN nlantation or trart 81
dred, New Caatle County, Delaware. and
bounded by the public road leading rom
Newark to Rosevile Factory: bv White
Clay Creek; by lands formerly Of Tobias
Pritchard and by lands Of George Janvter
land, be the same more or less. .'3..
Seized and taken Ia execution a. the pro-
perty of Franklin r Flatt, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. shsrif1.
sheriff's Once, New Castle. Sept. 26 1877.
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CHERIFF'6 SALE.

N1AA2As1H y 0HAA11'
BY virtue ~ writ of venditioni expo
mas to me directed will be exDosed to
Public Sale at the Hotel of VIM. B. Hollis,
at Townaeud.in Appoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware. ON ,'
THURSDAY. the 18th day of October, 1877,
att o'clock y. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
y A LOT of land. situated in Black bird Fun
dred. New Castle County, Delaware. bound
ed by lands of Gideon e. Ro,hwell; the
heirs Of Joseph Flemming. deceased, ard
Samuel Patton, colored. containing one
acre, more or les, with small tenant
house thereon erected. G3,) %
Seized and tskan in execution a. the p O.
perry Of John Brown, colored, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBR, Sheriff.
eherif's Once. New Castle. SepteHher q.
1877. sep28-ts
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CHEI.IFF'S SALE,

By virtue of writ ef Levari Facias.
TO Inc directed, will be exposed to public
sa'e. at the Laiay cite Hotel, 84I Shipiey ST..
kept by George Y, Ortip, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, October Sd, A. D. 1877,
at o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz,
All that certain lot piece, or parcel of
land, with two three-story brick houses
ther' On erected, 81 ,uate in III CIV o Will
mlngt IN, bound. d and described "a fi,i.
lows, to wit: Beginning at the cas,erly
SIDE OF Pine st.. between 6,h and tn SITS. at
Ia" distance of So 1t 3-4 IN from the north
cry side Of sixth st.. thence easierly bar.
nlisi with 9Th 80 IT, to John Cooks line
ths1se Herewith northerly 81 #. 8j.4In,
u sake, thence westerly and paralIel
with 7th st., and distant thereffom l65 Fl
10 IN. and pAsslng through the middle of
Edward Derrickson's gable end wal, eioh -
H. to the easterly side of Pine At aforcs,
said, tbeece Herewith southerlv thirtv-
one It. eight and one-quarter in tn tEe
place OF beginning, be the contents theranf yn
what they may. w. '1'oA ooi
Seized and tax en- in execution az tho nro-
perty Of William Silver and Elila fan pLGr -.
wife, t. t's, and to be sold by ''N" "De' LIS
ISAAC GRUBB Sheriff
sAerifs ONCE, New Castle. sent. 18th is77
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CHERIFFS SALE,

SHER1FFs SALE,
By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
kept by George W. Or,lip, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County. Dsl., on
SATURDAY, the Goth day Of October 1877, at
2o'clOck P. N.
Tho following described Real Estate viz: ::
all these two certain lots, pieces or par.
cells ofland, situate in the city Of Whining.
ton, County and state Aforesaid. bounded
ahd described as follows. to wit:
Ne. l. Beginning at the intersection OF
the southeriy side of Taylor street. with
the westerly side of Wilson street; thence
ong the sa ID side OF Taylor street west
erly Is feet, to the centre Of the br.ck paTti.
tion wall dividing this from the adjoining
mouse on the west; thence through the
middle OF said wall southerly and parp ilel
70 Wilson street 80 feet to the northerly
side OF an alley feet wide, leading into
Wilson street thence along said alley side
easterly, parallel to lay lor street y feet to
the said side o. Wilson street, and thence
| thereby northerly 80 feet TO the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents there what they
may. book A, Vol. 7, page Ts, etc.
No. Q. Beginning at the we terly side Of
walnut street between Eighth and Ninth
streets, at tire distance OF 1b7 feet inches
from the hod herly side Of Ninth street !:
thence north s. degrees, west parallel with
Ninth street6 feet to a S axe; thence south
80 degrees, west parallel with Walnut
| street Is feet 10 another corner stake
thence south IS degrees, east " feet to thc
westerly side of Walnut street the see with
tfe same no",h 81 degrees, east l5 feet te
the place of beginning.
Also. all the following described h,eeS Of
land situate on the westerly SIZE Of VAIN 4
street Immediately adjoininS ,ths ~rShaNy
SIDE Of said lot, being ISAss snt On
Walnut street and ex tending west ~ ii Il
width " feet 10 sighth street, With he !ree
use and privilege OF he alley between this
and Mel Moneys house, In cor mon Tor.
ever. be the contents thereof within said
bounds what they may. Book A, Vol, I.
pag- us, etc.
seized and taken in execution as the pro.
Perty OF Witliam silver, Jr., and Eliza J..
his wife, and tits, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherif's Office. rev Castle, Sspt.2l, is77,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-03

No wonder Rosa Bonheur is the most fa'
nous animal painter in the world. She
used 10 put On boys clothes and spend
hours in the public slaughter houses Of
Pari., whore women usually were not al
lowed 70 10. ~
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DEATHS,

BaoWN,.-oni Tuesday, at 1:So p. m.
John Brown, in his 5th year.
His relatives and friends are invited tc
attend his funeral on Thursday morning 8
from the esidence Of John Cummins. NO.
3 La Motto street, Ninlh Wa-u. solemn
Hi h Mass at 9 O'Clock in St. Mary g
Church. Interment at new Cathedral
Cemetery. .- + t..,...
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Dentistry.

DR.. J. W. stoughton s. Bro, No. 1117
Vine street, Philadelphia, excel all others
for their neatness, durability, cbeapness,
and dispatch of their work. Beautiful gum
enamelied teeth, full sets, equal to any $25
set made elsewhere, for siO,. Filling, Is
cts. TO 81. Teeth e. racted without pain.
Do MT forget the Name nor the fact that this
is the best place In the city for Dentistry.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ Of Venditioni Exponas
to me directed. will be exposed to public so G
at the Lafayette HOTEL 84l Shipley street
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip in the City of VIII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October, 1877
at2o'clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All That certain let of land, with three
story BRICK dwelling thereon erected, situate
In the City of Wilmington, and state OF
Delaware, bounded and descI ibed as fol-
II VS., 10 wit: Beginning In the easterly
side Of Washington street. between s h
and 9th streets. II feet and 10 7-8 inches
from OH street, thence southerly along said
side OF Washington street, % feet and II 5-s
inches, constituting the 'front.' of said lot
thence by lines drawn easterly from said
lot last nj plcnticned. points parallel IL 8 h
street and to each other. l2S feet, be the
same what it may.
Se!zed and taken in execution as the pro.
perty o. James II. Chambers. decd, (Amy
T. Chambers. Administrators of James I.
Cham hers, dec'd.) and to be sold by
ISAAC GRI1BB, Shelf.
Sheriff Atffoe, New Castle, sept. "A, 1877
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The following described Real Estate, VIZ

The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
No. ]. All those Two certain pieces of land
situated in the City Of Wilmington. where
on is erected tive Dwelling Houses. Lot No
l, described as follows. Beginning ct the
distance of AZ ft. q in. frou the building
line Of the southeast corner of Seventh
and Walnut sts., and on the easterly side
of said Walnut street thence easterly ~ it.
Z ill.,, thence southerly Is #. 9-l-2 in, thence
westerly II # lU 1n., thence southerly #. {
in., thence westerly IA IT Gin. to the said
side of Walnut ST., thence along saidside OF
Walnut street II IT. lin. to th- place of be
ginning be the contents thereof more or
less.
NO. 2, Beginning on the easterly side Of
said Walnut st at the distance OF FIfty-siX
II. nine IN frOm the building line OF the
southeast corner Of Seventh and Walnut
st :, thence oasterly seventy IT nine IN. to
a stake thence southe,ly thin teen It. four
inches and f0ur-fifths of an inch. thence
westerly seventy It. aAd nine in, to the
said side Of Walnut st lherce along SAID
side OF Walnut st. nOrtherly thirteen 1t.
four in. to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William Silveran Eliza Jane,
his wife. t. t's, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBR. Sheriff.
sherif's Office, New Castle, sept. Il, 1877.
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The following described real estate, viz.
All M,at certain lot or piece OF land, with
a two. story brick dwelling thereon erected
situate in the City tt Wilmington, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit: Begin
n,ng at point on the sOutherly side OF
Che-tn ut st., Clate Dock st.,) between Har-
rison and Fra1klin sts., and of the dis
tance of l2S #, rom the westerly side OF
Harrison st.. thence sOutherly through the
middle Of the division wall of the adjo n :
ing house on the east parallel with Ha ri
son ST., 1Ooft to a corner, thence we tery
parallel with ches' nut st., date Dock st., )
IA IT. 70 another corner, thence northerly :
parallel with Harrison street and throug h
the middle of the d vision wall of the ad-
joining house on the W st. 100 #. to the
said southerly side of Ch estnut street ,afore-
sa 4, and thence thereby ca ,terly IA IT., to
the place OF beginning, be the contents
4her of what they may.
Seized and ia sen in execution as the
property Of Mary Moran, late Mary Nc
Hugp, surviving Mortgagor and Admins
tratlix of Timothy Mchugh, decd, and t..
is, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, New Castle sept, Ia. iS77.
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CHEkIFF'S SALE.

Bya virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias, 10
me directed. will be expos I'D to public sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l shipley street.
kept by George w. Ortlin, in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of October, 1877.
at 2o'clock P. NJ.
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= HHRIRF'S SALE.

1y virtue of writ of Lpvari Facfas tc
NE directed, will be exposed to Public sale
ii the lafayette hotel, Sal ehipley street
kept by 6So. W. Ortlip, in the Guy of Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October. 1877
at2 o'clock. p. NJ,
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cHER1FFs SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Levari Faciss 10
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l SMplsy street.
kept by Geo W. Ortlip, in the Uty of Will
mjAgton, New Castle County, Delaware,
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By virtue of writ of Levari Faciss IN
me directed, will be exposed TO Publio
sale at the Lafayette Ho,el, S4l sh pley st.
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delsw ware a
The daily gazette., 1877-11-24
Foreign Te,sxraphie summary.

1t is reported that negotiations have
been opened for the surrender of Plevna.
-Mehemet Ali announced the annihila-
ton of Russian cavalry regiment.
Manchester Guardians London cores
pondent indulges some sensational ru-
mors and views as to the likelihood Of
England becoming involved in the East
ern war.-The defeat Of the Montene-
grins between Antivari and Scutari, 1t is
said, renders further attempts to capture
Scutari more difficnlt than ever.-The
new French cabinet is definitely announ-
ced. The republican papers criticise its
composition in contemptuous terms. The
friends of the administration consider it
ministry for business, and will invoke a
truce from disturbing discussions.
veur Henri Victor Bonvier, well-known
French physician is dead.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-24

and | saw the tears trickle through
his fingers and fall upon the floor.
Then he rose and said:
"When he told me that she wore
his portrait, he lied. Come with me
to the chamber above, and see for
YOURSELF" Lid ,-a.
He lighted taper, and I followed
him up the creaking stairs In the room
and we stood in the presence of
Death. Through the windows stream
ed the cold light ofthe moon, lighting
up the apartment with a sickly glare
and revealing the livid face of the
dead woman, and borne as it were up
on its yellow beams, came the echo of
the revelry of the life without. G,.f.
Tie man opened the dress of the
dead woman with eager trembling
hands, and there lying upon her breast
glittered the locket. Il o. .t5 5.a4 .
"See," said he, triumphantly, "as
said the locket gave her, studded
with pearls and rubies. Within is my
picture. Seew
And he opened the locket. But with
a cry OF horror he dashed it into tht
face of the dead woman, and ere
could stay him he had fed from the
house. rt
Then picked up the locket and
looked at the portrait myself. Will
you believed me, Sleuth when l tell
you that it was neither the face o.
the man who had just fed, nor o
him who lay dead in the room below
but---the face of the young priest VIII,
confessed. "" r'H
saw that the remains of the beauti
ful but tickle woman were decentl,
inferred. No one came to claimher ef
fects, no one but myself followed the
hearse to the quiet graveyard. This
locket fastened upon my chain tha
night; and such in is brief history.
Subsequently, chance revealed tc
me the mourning history of the woman
who had worn 1T so long and sometime
I'll tell 1t to you.
Here rap came upon my door, anc
the Neapolitan gentleman catered,
and we proceeded to business.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-24

1t is estimated that there are between
900 and 700 unemployed journeymen print-
SIS IN New York city at present. The book
offices are doing a moderate business, but
work is slack with the job offices.
A new bill before the Swiss federal ass
semby provides that no factory can be
opened or set in operation without the for
nal consent OF the government. This is to
secure safety and health to the opera
tiyes.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-24
A sET-oFF FOR GENEVA.

1t is a surprising despatch from
Halifax that the United States Govern
ment has been fined Sc, 100000 by the
Fishery Commission in ses- ion there
This sum has been awarded to Great
Britain.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-24

E. .WORRELL. +.
| caruets & Dry Goods,
W. MASONIC TIE EMeLE.
Fp OCTOBER 1877.
y
|DRY GOODS =,
| DEPARTMENT.

consequence Of the action Of lead
|, Erv Goods Houses Of Phiiddet-
N sdrertlsing their goods at EX-
|pENELY Low RITES, ,oe an
vince from this date, and untsA
Edbg notice, a SWEEPING RE-
ErCTIONinhe prices Of our EN-
FRE LINE OF DRY GOODS,ana
,rdfully submit the following:
/ for the last Is gears zoe Aaoe Hspt
EJafgualities of Goods. Our Stock
1t this time complete in evsry de-
dwm. We haze made prepara-
|u for thus Seasons Trade in ad-
Of any since 1873. Our sup
ia rrsfrOm the best importing man
idur,ng and ,jobb,ng houses IN
Irin. We thoroughly understand
buiaess. In thus special safe, and
These special pr,ces, no change 'O'I
Mde in our terms. While we re-
EtAqt the prices at ,Oh'ch 'Oe shall
Ia goods wiH be TOO LOW for
rt5Ie competition, soe are SATISFIED
ta9 the proper course to pursue,
Ipaore can be successful that does
rcogn,se that IN PROTECT
s be ITS CUSTOMERSit 1t consults
tMn best interests.
hOacluS,on, our friends and the
ERhare asked to EXAMINE fo1
tanIvss, and compare STYLES ana
1TiLITIES. 1t wiU certainly
lIY THEM.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-24

In San Francisco the tailor ing trade Ii
brisk, and cutters are getting $25 week;
sushelmen, SIS to $18; in New Orleans tout
ters are getting $40 bnshelmcn, $l2 to
Bib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-07
MnS 8aben.

Die ueberfdwemmunsen pts Wps
mats Gebruar baben tn Babsn sr5Bsren
S1aoen oneeridtet, ais man anfdnes
lid nsrmutbets. Na9rem Die @sudl.
fer abssiaufeu, 1T ert Der pole S@apen
i9tbar. Dte Dpnau, Mutab. Wiels,
Gl3 unD tbetlwetle ots Wur8 uno &ins
lts baden b5bere Da6erfdnpe Sesetst
ale btss jemals SursefOmmen TT. Stta>
zen purDen iperfutbst uno eur6bros
den, Steee 8rlfen uno 0ebre bes
belGdbtet uno gum IbNl serft5rt. Der
Gbein peran!abte i'm Oan3sn pentser
S@absn; bic SGtfbriden wuroen
aur reGten 3sit abeefabrt. SIN Ser.
laufe Don etnem Sabre fino nun bret
beoeutenpe SpGwai7er uOresfomme1 /:
IN, Wdrs 1876, Stunt 1876 uno Sc
bruar 1877. Sn ben frabera SO Sab
Fnb, Iaut itattfIasn Nufssi@nunssn,
nur Is Dp@wa6er pOresfOmmen es
fdetnt f@ alto Dte 3ubl TN eoufe Der
3sttsn 3u utebren. SHsnbar miro
bur@ bic ft1 mebrenre BOoencultur Ger
rai@e ablauf Der Mtsreri4ldee pom ben
b5ben tn bic lbalntspruusen imuer
ntebr bsf5rbert. Die frsnee Ginbals
tun9 unb N%nwenouna ees neuen 8als
Ier'8 sleBes bon 1877 tit uuter lOlGsn
umfdnoen lebr ON pIaBs. Cine 0er>
Orbnune ees Mtntfertums iest einen
StsuersN aGlaB fef fur Die Na6sybes
lGdbieten. Nu6 1T cine weitere 0ers
Orbnuns eridtenen, wsI&e ots &tnfibs
.run8 bes Rtnooiebes aus Oeferrei1
tpeeer Der &tnoerpef perbietet.
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ueber 2Dniie 2atea1

brinst cine bslsti&e 3situns folsenpen
Brief wel&sn etn laneidbrteer Bttanrs
ter Der Gamtlie Qateau an einen Trennb
tn 8rlGeI tar3lt6 eertdtet bat.
BpiS b'baine, II Gsbr. 1877.
Wein 9err!
Sd entiprede hermit 9brem @un-
i@e, dber 2Cuile 3atsau Neues 3u bsri1>
ten. SD babe Sbnsn bereits Dor ldrs
ssrer 3ett 8susIpst, baB bte spttleItse
9nnsfrau febr letceno eeweIsn unD
9rcse S@merssn felt benz 1. Sanuar
1875 iu eroulpen bate ; 3u ptslsr 3eit
rparen ofe(elben 70 befttB, paB fe BE
81. SeIunB empfn8 uno man ieben
au9enblif tbren Sob befir9tete.
AQmdIte lteben pte G6mer3er etrpas
mad, ater nur uu, BON 3ett au i3sit
wteper NIT srOserer 9efttsteit aufsus
treten. Sett eintesr 3stt tnpse 1T 9outfe
pentser leteenD, fe TT 8rSBteutbetIs bes
Gases iber auf uno fam aud tpisber
islbf IstGte Arbeiten perrt9ten, aber
Nadts letpet fe I'm 70 mebr, unp bic
G%tncerun8 trttt erft nit Dem @uBens
bid eth, wen11 fe bic 81. Communion
%empfdnst Die tbr iseen MOreeu in
TIRE WObnunS sebraGt miro.
Das 9immelsbrpp fiQt I'm Nneei,s
Slid aIe fbre S9met3s1 unb FART
iobalo fie pasltlbe empfanssn, SstIdrt
f@ ibr Autlib, fe serdtb in Grtuls unO
tletbt in bteiem 3utano ca. 20-25
Minuten.
sic pi1en, bab eoutle bereits 4
Sabre tpeoer fdIdft no6 trssnb Sab
runs gu fi@ rtmmt; btele Ibatiade 1T
etoli9 srbdrtet, Go 1T unmSsIi6, ptss III
leusnen ; tnrefIen trpseem fe iepen
Grettu8 rur@ bic @unpmale etne erpse
Wense 9!uteS SerItert, bepabrt fe
bod nod beIte pas frdbere @pbIauez
feben unp pas 0eft@t III 70 frtl6 unp
uOa asraoe wte Dor 2 Sabren, als
Ste lelpf tie gum leBen Wla!e 8eleben.
Der Serr patcr pfleBt nod ieeeu
Uretta9 Is geluGer, ,lamentli1 @etf,
It&e, BET Der eatsau e~in3ufabren ; 9aten
rpercsn nur ielten ntebr sueslaGen 4;
aplne Cote S&weter g. tpinl9te, poe
iselidsr Belu@ stneefelIt srerbe; tnosb
sslans 60 NIT grocer Mtbe, fte son
otsiem Gnti&Ius absubrissr, ta man
fbr oorfeQte, bag bic 8eluder ia nur
ertaut wiircen. Dies, n1efl 6err, 1T Der
ausenbltdIt&e 3aRane Der eemitbtaen
uno sOttfeIisen Sunsfrau BON Bots
o'5atae. Gle 8etannter Der GamiIie
Sateau, NIT welder meme GamtIte fets
bte freunoi&aftIt&fen Bs3tebunSen
uaterbdlt, made f@ Sbnelt Die Wttbets
luuBen.