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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

We Americans are VIGOROUSLY the most
wasteful of food Of any people in Christendom.
What is east aside in the kitchen as useless,
and that which is left over from the table.
would. il intelligently used. serve in many
cases to feed a. many more, and as well as the
number originally provided for. 1t needs no
argument to prove that this "wilful waste
makes woful want" and the consequences
are as direful as they are wicked. Few per
sons know how good n meal can be provide
at trifing cost. In England, where food of
all kinds is dearer than i'm this country, So
ciety has been i'm existence for years which
provides penny dinners"-t cents of our
mOney-fOr the poor without loss To the organ
iZation. In New York lady has opened an
eating house where one cent plates of food are
served. and three cent pieces of pie are richly
mOistened with one cent cups Of the diStillaton
of the Mocha bean. i'm their descent to the
hungry stOmacRs of her orderly and well be-
haved guests-and all this with a small pecu-
MARY profit To herself. The poor i'm our midst
need just such an establishment rs this. and
our Labor Exchange" which is foremos. in
all good, practical work, has the subject under
advisement, with prospect of making il a
success in Washington. The project, we are
sure, will be heartily endorsed by the cOmmu-
nifty, and We wish it God speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

The French legislative battle is carried on
from day 10 day with great spirit. The Cham
her Of Deputies persists in its refusal To vote
the budget until parliamentary" ministry
is appointed. and. unless dissolved by the Sen
ate. will undoubtedly carry its point. The pro-
position 10 detach the direct taxes from the
rest of the budget, and to report in their ia
vor. has been refused by the budget commit
tee. and NO concession will be made by the
Left. MacMahOn is equally unyielding. and
seems To he aiming at a second dissolution. He
finds excuse for his resistance in what he calls
the ''eNOThitaHt demands of the members of
the Left. who claim the more. the more they
are opposed. and who appear to the ministry
to strive for "a coup d'et0t against the senate
and by the diShOnOr of the Marshal" The
prompt statement the .members of the Left
in both houses that no one of their number
has been authorized tn propose a condition of
reconciliation. will not in all probability cause
the Marshal To- yield. but will make il
necessary for him To find a new excuse
Each of the contestants endeayOrs to faSten
the responsibility for the public distress. due
10 the crisis on the other. But the people do
not seem 10 hesitate long i'm deciding between
them The delegations, addresses and petit
tiOnS praying the Marshal to end the struggle.
sufficiently indicate from what quarter the
public think the concessions should come. The
petition movement which is growing to i'm
pTesSiye dimensions is becoming A source of
irritation To the government and various plans
for suppTe>Sing il have been attempted The
more successful these schemes are at present.
the greater will be the reaction against the
government in the end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
The Labor Exchange" Solves n
Problem in Political Economy.

While theorists in political economy are dis
cuSSing with a zeal sadly diSprOportioned with
results. how To equalize the demands for labor
and capital We notice that our own Labor
Exchange is quietly solving the knotty prob
lem i'm a most practical and satisfactory man
ner by finding work for idle hands to do"
and the wheTewithal to pay for it. True. the
wages are not AT all suggestive of immediate
attacks of govt or biliOusneSs on the part of
the recipients. but they are enough to keep
the wolf from the door" while the manhood
of the honest labOrer and those depending
upon him for support is not crushed out by his
necessities. Besides this merit, the work Sc
lected to he done will benefit the entire com
munity. That peStiferOus and diSeaSe-engen-
dering accumulation of rotten earth which
was once the canal" is fortunately the OBJ
ject of attack. This canal" (the remnant
near the Botanical gardenS) is To De filed up.
and when done. five acres of valuable ground
will be reclaimed and added to the domain of
the United states. Now. while all this is
being done by individual effort and without
any cost whatever TO the Federal government.
some minds of inqIHring turn will ''want to
know. you know" whether this is exactly the
fair thing on the part of the general govern
ment. and why our Oyer-taXed and impoyer-
iShed citizens should continue to give of their
substance to- that which only Indirectly con
Germs them? To all of which we make an
sweT. You are about right, but when we take
into account all the good to be accomplished
by the ecOnOmiSing of surplus labor and the
suppression of vile smells, albeit the cost is all
our OWN, we are willing to bear with it. as we
have in scores of similar cases. and trust to
the conscience and the present disturbed con
ditiOn IF the OlfaciOTy nerves of Congressman
for justice in the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

We shall either lose entirely the opportunity
offered by the Paris exhibition of improving
our manufacturing and commercial position i'm
the world. or else the scant appropriation
likely to be voted if any action be taken. and
the limited time remaining. will prevent a
proper representation of American art and in
dustry at Paris The turmoil following the late
presidential election, in the one ease. and
a short-sighted economy, and political SQUAD
Dies In the other, have made US commit great
blunder. by negiecting TO act promptly in
this matter We damage our material Interests
and refuse an act of national courtesy towards
an old ally and sister republic, who would
ighly appreciate, especially at the present
time, our friendly encouragement, and who
viii feel with corresponding keenness our
seeming neglect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
OF
j. TANLEY JONES,
511 SEVENTH STREET.

FOR SALE.
A HANDSOME r RESIDENCE. S-Stories and Man.
SaTd roof, II rooms all the modern improvements
finely finished, and located i'm fashionable part of
the northwestern section. Will Dc sold cheap and
on terms to suit. Price IS. 200.
WELLINGS Nos. $40 and 31S II Il. me-. 3-StO-
ries and basement, press brick fronts. rooms
and bath, new, mod. imps. Each So. so.
DWELLING. 18th ST.. near q NV, = stories and
hasemo at, new, ! rooms and bath, mod. impS.
$3.50.
DWELLING. T. ST., between 18th and 18th n. w.
stories and deep cellar. rooms and bath. all
impS. and finished i'm best manner throughout.
81 feet front. lot 100 feet deep. Cheap 81 900.
Also. other desirable PROPERTIES located in all
sections of the city for sale AT moderate prices and
on terms to suit purchasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

Governor Kemper, of Virginia, deserves
credit for the manly stand taken by him in his
message against Reputation of any portion of
the state debt. This too, in face of the fact
that a majority of the legislature is in favor of
'forcible readjustment" otherwise repudia-
ton. Virginia cannot afford to stain her
escutcheon by refusa tO pay her honest debts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
MEDICAL. &c.

$3.50 REWARD II DIR. BROTHERS FAILS To
- cure any case of Female Weakness. Irregulari-
Ties and DISTINCTIONS: 30 years experience once
SS u 81 sw.- opposite Smithsonian. noy24-2w"
nR. LEON. The Oldest Established and onIy Re-
~ liable Ladies' Physician in the City. can lie
consulted every Tuesday. "Wednesday and Satur-
All Female Complaints quickly cured One and
Residence. 3 Monroe ST. Baltimore. noyl4-ly
nR. ROBERTSON. 92l ID II between 9;h and
- 10th; fifteen years experience in special Once
practice: separate offices for ladies' and gentlemen:
all consultations strictly confidential: cure guar
ahtetd or no charge See notice below. n7-lm
CONSULT DIR. LEON. the oldest established
nent and speedy ia the shortest time possihie
OF all Acute and Chronic skin Diseases. Abandoned
and Ill Treated cases Specially. thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms SO5 o.h
-. NV. noyl-Iy
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
- manhood and the yigor Of youth TO the most
ever cause arising. Failure impossible Beware of
advertisers who offer so-eaIed Free Prescriptions
that are useless, and finally prove ruinously ex-
pensiye. Whatever has merit must cost fair price
- per ease. Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent
DIR. jos. JACQUES, University Place New
York. Druggists supplied. je27-Iy
CPECIAL NoTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
- consulted every "Wednesday and saturday AT his
Once. 921 ID ST.. between 9Th and 10th. from TO
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness. Nervous Debility. Impotency. Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling, Papitatlon Of the Heart,
Dimness of Sight Giddiness, Indigestion. &c,
Sc all resulting from abuses I'm youth excuses in
manhood. and early indiscretions. Gonorrhea,
Structures and syphilis quickly cured. DIR. r. is
native of Baltimore, with IL years experience In
OF his city; visits Washington every "Wednesday
and Saturday. Persons in need Of medical treat
ment for any OF the above diseases, will lind Il TO
their interest TO call upon him. who viii insure
honorable and scientific treatment and cure guar
anteed in every case he undertakes. Will refer his
patrons to any Of the leading physicians OF Balt-
more, and show letters Of TESTIMONIALS from the
same: Call or address above, OF to 10 south Eu-
taw street, Baltimore. maraO-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

The new democratic daily, the Washington
Post. made its appearance this morning i'm
lively, readable form, and will doubtless come
up to the mark geographically when it gets
fairly on its legs. The Post takes occasion to
disclaim the purpose attributed to IL of enter
Ing upon the advocacy of Timber money and
various schemes for depicting the treasury of
the United States, and says that its ambition
and purpose is ITO establish a democratic
Journal in a field where one Is certainly
needed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
To Correspondents.

Letters should he addressed 90 the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR. according to their
tenor, and not tO any individual name. otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks. etc should In all cases IT. made payable
to the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY not Ia that Of any individual.
ar-Anonymous communications not read; re-
iecte,i manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

We are called upon to make yet another ad-
dition to the long list of journals started in
Washington since 1870. The Real Estate Id
rertiser. published by Fitch. Fox & Co. has
been issued by this enterprising firm for more
than decade, and, rs they say in their pleas
ant reminder, 1T has not yet found its way to
the graveyard, though it treats of dust"
The founders of the T.. s. Record ami Ga
zette say it is still living and fiouriShng. 1t is
a monthly. circulated outside of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested tn send in their an
nouncemenis early in the day possible. and in
All cases before le O'Clock NJ The insertion in the
same day issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot h. assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

rHARLES a. APPEL.
" 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 q 81. NV. IA rooms. mod. inns $50
No. 1887 9Th st. wv. rooms mod. imIs (: St5
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13th-st. Circle: a bargain
No. 1913 Vermont avenue, rooms, mod. imps
s'-Uo sepl3-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MONEY: Its Laws and History. by Henry V
WI Poor; -. Political Science. OF The State The
oretically and Practically Considered. 10y President
NOolsey: 50. 90. The Final Philosophy. by Prof
Shields: So. Prof. BorrOw's Modern Philosophy:
80. The Earth as Modified 10y Human Action. 6y
4. l.. Marsh: 50. The Blue Banner. OF the AdVan-
lures of a MusSelman. 4 Christian and Pagan:
50. Diana. by author of wide. Wide word:''
81. -. The Enchanted MoccasinS. by Matthews:
WM. BAILANTYNE.
noN22-tr 42S SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

AreyoOe s~OyH D0SfV Circulation Orer
IL 500 being more fk0o three times that
Of amy other daily paper iH Uosbiugfoa,
and more than that Of all the others added
fcUefIsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
There is unquestionably no remedy certain in
its effects. ASTHMA. WINTER COUGH. IN
eIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and all disonl.rs Of
the THROAT and LUNGS alike yield Go its infiu-
ence. The highest medical testimony states that no
better cure Tor these complaints exists. which has
been proved BY considerably half a century.s
experience. They are sold by all Chemists. Fifty
nts per box. L. FOUGERA & CO.. New York
S5ecln Agents. noy20-t, th, SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
FOR RENT.

HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. $50 18th 81. n
w. fronting Mcpherson Place, 3 stories, MAN.
Sard roof and BASEMENT; finished elegantly
throughout. with every modern convenience: tht.
front handsomely Ornamented; firSt-class house
in every respect; large lot. Rent per month SlJ0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
To EXCHANGE.

Two BRICK DIV ELLINGS. rooms each. Lot
16xlOo feet. Located 9Th ST., between e and ID
S.w. Unencumbered.
Also, 2-Ssory BRICK DWELLING. unencum-
bered. rooms. lot 2ON30 feet To exchange for
smaller property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
WANTED.

10 BORROW 5000 at : per cent on first-claSs
real estate worth three times the amount. and one
of the best located business properties in 7th ST.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
FOR RENT, SALE. OR EXCHANGE

4 new three-stOry pressed brick front DWELL
ING. with store rooms, gas hot and cold water,
range, latrobe heating rooms above, &C., fronting
Oh North Capitol ST., between III and sts w,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

FNHE LATEST PUBLIC ATOMS aricature
Il and other Comic Art. by james Parton. Alto.
Illustrated. 50. The Origin of the World. 10y J. IL
Dawson 80. History of the Ottoman Turks by
slr r. trcasy, $50. Journey of AN Architect by
FELIX NarjouN. 50. Life of j. VI. W Turner. by
lhornhnry: amateur series. -. IS. Biography Of
Alfred lie MusSet, -. The French ParnaSSS hy
James Parton. 50. Hawthorne and other Poems
10y Stednan. SIS. The story of Avis. by author
of The Gates A jar. IL 80. Dolly. by author of
- That Lass % LowrieS paper. .5c. Erema: OF
My Fathers Sin. 10y X. ID. Blackmore. Just Dut-
nshetl. and for safe 10y MOHIN BROS.
1Ol5 PENNsNLVANIA ANENUE.
oct24-tr Corner Ilth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

-
Just arrived all. r. PRICES stable. sth ~
street, nine No. l Virginia HORSES. for -
Sadd = and Drive. 81
II we DO not please u is not our fault Come and
Sse ~. We mean business.
G5-2. W. n. BYAR>
LNoR SALE-Capt. q. n. HESS, of West Vir-
Il ginis. has on hand two Double Teams ~
and several Single HORSES. which will ~ -
disposed OF at private sale very low. and n ~
n sold before the II n instant viii IL ofertsi I'm
fruni 81 bowling auction store, c"rneT Of lith u.
ard rtnSy lvania avenue.
Al>o, complete outfit of HORSES. CARRl-
Az = and III AR\Ec>. for which the owner has N
further use. Parties desiring tO purchase would a -
Well to call al RIRGppKf Bro stables. Az
Sih street. and examine the stock. rs e.
VNpR sALE-A fine LIBRARY OF alsnut nVe
II hundIcd volumes, and two hand>oms Book
cases. Address LEX Box ~, Washing on. II.
&. nON.SD-st'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
4 MAGNIFICENT OFFER.

That handsome Christmas Tree, made entirely of
metal, Leaves, Branches and all burning ever 50
many little gas jets. and which probably is known
voted away to some church Of our city
Commencing MONDAY. December 10th, the
voting Will begin. and every customer will receive
one Ticket. Representing one vote for every dollar
PSTgt IN my b ,Hrs shall nso haye Half Tickets
blank space for the name of the church. and will be
i SO S sh street has msif Kindly
on SATURDAY. December 22l at 10 D. m the
voting win cease. The Tickets will be counted by
Mr.. h. i'll presence of two dsinterested witnesses,
highest vote. on Monday morning. ID scember "a.
where II can be used Immediately by the simple at
Hoping Il the s des 81 viii no Ell this chance slip by
TO assert their rights but vote early and often,
METR0P0LIfAN BhzsNR.
dec6-tr BIZ SEVENTH STREET.
WEBER & son FURNISH MUSIC FOR
latest Music Orders left at rIdence No ~ 9TH
ceive prompt attention. do 81
('RAB APPLE CIDER.
sweet and Delici9us-the finest in the market.
"hoieSale anu retain. NAN G. u,-ur
dec5-tr SO7 M,RKET SPACE.
FLORIDA ORANGES.
We are receiving this splendid Fruit twice
week, direct from the groves. Prices low.
dec5-tr S07 MhRkET SPACE.
TI,HE REST BRANDS OF
l. MINCE MEAT.
SEw YGRk Gff4,EbHv EirrrrR
NEW RAISINS,
NEW NUTS.
Wholesale and retail.
dec5-tr soI MARKET SPACE.
q +. sCHAFEh,
W. To cL6 MEE HfsfNEss. TAILoEi.
VIII sell ! Fl fR!iTs fifSS Of GOODS:
French and English Cashmere; IL
Woe, -, r,,,i Diagonal %IG, F. & H. Coatings,
SILK and Cashmere vestings.
scr Call is Solicited.
Oet6-3m I'LL PENSA. AVE. NV.
Old STAG WHISKY.
To meet the times We have reduced the price of
this popular brand Of Whisky, unequaled for flavor
anu purify 700 FEB Gf:,A.LELE,oS,
HALL HUME;
dec5-r SO1 MARKET SPACE.
IN ESSAY. comprising series of lectures deliv-
cred at Kahn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York.
ing indisputably how lost health may be regained,
affording a clear synopsis of the impediments to
debility being the result of twenty years expert
ence. Price g cents. Address the author. Dr. L.
q. hAnN, Omct anu Ttclucuct, O1 lOtn street,
New York. d5-3m
A TMORE's MINCE MEAT AND PLUM
"A PUDDING.
NEW RAIsINGs. CURRANTS and CITRON.
| Seven Pounds MIXED NUTS for 81.
| BEST SWEET CATAwBA WINE, N.25.
! DTFFY's CELEBRATED ROCHESTER CT.
JOHN III. MAGRUDER,
FINE GROCER,
1921 NEW YORK AVENUE,
| db-tr Near US. Trt asury,
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." II. q. II. MORRISON. AS PA. AVE.
w The attention of our Customers il called To
our new BOoks-MiscellaneOuS and Law-the latest
OF both We have on hand always. Everything in
the Stationery line IL had at the forrest prices
We have recently imported from England Russia
Leather Goods, in all varieties, including Pocket
books Gard Gases, Frames Photograph Albums.
Portfolios. Work Boxes Cigar and cigarette aSs.s
&C. Agents for Heyl'S Improved Paper Fastener
stamp they are fast taking the place Of any in
use. III Il the most handy and cheapest. Writing
Desks in Rosewood, Ebony and PAPER Marhie
work. Paper Cutters in fancy styles. suitable for
presents. Glass Paper Weights. Gold Pens. Hold
eTs. Pencils and Card Receivers. Marcus Ward &
Co.'S Sunday School and New Years Cards in
large asSortInent. lust receivel. nnN2l-fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
FOR SALE.

noRsR AND -FToN FOR s.LE-HerSe
Il Il black. IS hands. astwe-sn and . n
S.srs old; s'nnd; Kind and gentle. Phstcn ~
dollars: SEPARATELY. $500 each. Inquire ai Naval
Observatory. dim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

E>oR sALE.-A RFsrAURANT doing a SD
hn-iiss>. ratlStasfofN r,.2~4snS fer selling Ia
quire n kA>T's. ass y - nv de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

"ANTED-My friends. customers and the
w publiC To- know that | have removed my
DRESSMAklNG ESTABLISHMENT from
Gee rgetown {" 1909 1ih ST. Prices To suit the
times. Give me call. Miss l.. T.. BRlSSEY. d5 2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06
Il REATTIFIL HOUSES.
RARE prppETI NITA-.

INV fEAff RI
~ ,IA hhe new thfA'->turN and basement RKIJh
fRi ~. with BARK buildings. containing -
Isiti>. Win All Toe n,sirru improvements, aud tn
l>'h ln TIE u.>i is'>>r manner. with the very DE-
Nli1he aud New ftaturc of side lot, al equal
" Nth and depth. uicylN ,t-iIsl.
Tbs ai'Nt houses furut of thr most d.sirss
h >lf'ri' in the city. uirN ,snsT,-tsi AMI rarkfd
Win >ifSl sat> nrar hy. sni viii br spii upon a,,
term, iuT -. 80 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-06

"EBER son FURNISH MUSIC FOR
w Private Parties and Germans, and have the
latest Music. Orders left at residence. No. 725 eth
street. Navy Yard. at the Music stores, viii re-
ceiVe prompt attention. do 81
, 1877-08-02

DoIi3ei Weri4t. GoIsenbe
@dle tamen ssftern In bieiem Geri@te
Eur D~erhanblnn9:
gua Uatrs. farbis. anaeilast ,psesn
@eittatertreaun9 nnb ben 0ronf gaHi.
s'ioui ssi&impit. ~ babsn. wurbs ent-
laHen.
Better 0unblep. farbia, aMssilaat bic
Tnmilie bss Sohu 0ileroue esi9impft
~ Babem. tuusbe sntlaHen aa& 3abIxns
Der Rotten.
Samss Woltott. an9sl(ast ,psasn
MnQrifs NIT t6bHi&er @ait, entlo1sn
nod 3ablMne Der Rotten.
Somes Qootnouob unb Wffe Dolan.
angeitaet ben Sames @sef aneeeriffen
xu6 'mitsinern Gtein esS&laeen ju ia.
ben. ,uurben i&ulbio befunben uno ~
$25 6trofe NIB Rotten berirtbsilt. IA.
senausb tunrbe. oo Ct bic Straie ni&t
Je3ntlen sonnte. in bic Salt aeianbt.
hilbert Ring unb Samss @ilio. on.
aetIoet bic Wittorio Sodion onetsrifsn
nnb aei&Iosen ~ toben, ,uurbsn inter
wlrei&oft eeisslIt Bent. Dor @eri&t su
Ni4ti.sp.
, 1877-08-02

9 rfannteein Water.
Giuer unferer iureen Goufleute bate ei.
ne Rednuna BON finisig Dollars gu col
lecftren uno wuree ~ eineni Nonofaten
9ewieien. Tieier bate faam ben Namen
oes &aufmonnes erfabren. als er ibm
bo&erfreat beioe 6dube briidte unn rief:
3un9er !6err, elidlider bitten Gle e
nidt tteffen f6nnen. benn iuiiien sic.
SIR Batter mar iabrelon9 Elm Client BON
mir. 60 if gut. oaB au4 Sie gu mir
fommen."
Wirtlid erbielt infer aaufman fdon
Dor einisen Tagen bic Noti3 BON Den @o.
uoraten, oab ieiue01eduuus ool collsftirt
iei.
9tts sr ~ Dem Nbpotaten fam, iber.
reidte i'm, berielbe Is TolIars, er battle
iid IS Dollars fur ieiae Mibe obse3o.
9er.
Ter Moootat fab bas lanse @eidt
ieines Glienten uno fru9te saus unidul>
big
r9sun. m.ia iunser 5reunb. tuas feblt
Sbnen benn ?"
.D1ir nidts. SIM @esentbeile i'd babe
@tad. piel Slid.
rWie rteinen Sic bas ?"
,Dcnten @ie," ~anttportete Der &auf-
mann, rtpeld' Slid fiir mid, ba6 sic
nur ueinen Dater uno niat auh meineri
@robpater Qefannt baben."
, 1877-08-02

DnnfeIteit. g tuurbe BON un.
iersr Na&bdrin bic ~Dispat9" mebr.
rnaIs Dber BE trnbentampe.b bic bon elmer
8ts&pIatte perbsdt NOR. tuel9e bas Qi1t
BON Der 6trabe abbielt eeI9rieben bod
i9eint aud bier Dos @ortMnwenbung 3u
inben : .Du febti ben Gpiitter in Sci.
mes nd@am Nuae unb ben BoItsn in
Dsinem sissnen MIRO Dn ni&t aetpabr."
Senn Dor bsrOifee Der rDispati4" mad
Der ~. Strobe ii cine Marquiis anse-
bra&t. ,psl&e bas 9anje 2i9t BON Der
Strabe. Die rur BON Der sinen 2au,pe
bsien9tst tpivo. wtenimmt. .Oo bas
SeitsnpHaitsr an BEN .Dispat9" 81.
bduoe au@ 10 mansslbaft lit. bob Dor
eini9en 9oeen foear elm Mann barauf
binfhirate. 70 pdre Is IN, 10 rnebr moth.
w.nbis. wsnn oas Slot ni.osr bsrsefte1t
,pirbe.
, 1877-08-02

r@dbrenb es ia m6sli@ 1T. 6ab Die Se.
ihidte onf Wobrbeit berubt. erideint es
bod 10 fabslbaft. boB elm 10 meni&en.
frMnbli9sr iunesr Wann. ME ST.. Gun.
ninabam. 19 nit anbern 2.uten perbin
ben ionte. uri Ginger Iumpi9er bunoert
OoGlarsipssen sinen Meni&en aeitlebens
ein3uterfern uno cine camille unsIud.
lid au MAIDEN. bab mir es por3iebsn.
bieislbe fdr's Grite ni@t su sIauben."
gs tuirb i'd balb jsissn, Of 8eurp bic
@abrbeit bsi&wor.
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