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concluded that the Democrats are id cowsras
and the 1lcpubl1cans d-d rascals. no tho country
has gone 10 tho deTIl. YoueN, JoMK +. Wuirk

The Cleveland Tialn- DssieF mas ons 0 I tho Dr.
pess that hung on to the last. and, after Florida
and Loutstana gayc way, put It's trust In Orc
gon. It thought that CnvNls and TiIpEs's
l,ar'l had done the work. It this rclates how Il
looked to Oregon for salvation:
We asked an old Democratic friend this morning
how he felt about Tho Florthn decision. lie said
lie felt = good tenl ~ an old farmer did that he
NJ: The old fcllow was slItnRltag barn, assisted
by hts son. Suddenly the former began TO .tElo
down the roof Heting 70 help fos him. " shoattd
goin' to h-t a. fast as slippery seatlt take bim;
he'll bc thsrs in icts than aro mnuses. uu1cs. 1,e
strikes Dhingie nali" Fortunately. aa he rcnchcd
tho caves, and his legs dangtcd aver the edge,
fsendty nail caught him IN tho rear. and the n2ed
carpenter was envcd. Look to Oregon.
But tho Oregon nail wasn't there, aud the
Pldfn.Dtdier's friend must hare reached Ills tes-
ttnation.
, 1877-03-07

'rhs opening note Of defiance Ut the Prast-
1tns's policy toward tho South was sounded
yesterday in The Souato. and II will surprise
10 one TINT Mr. DIA,SE appeared In the
Isis es the champion anl leader Of the
bloody-sh;rt and carpetbag element Of the
party. The question Of the admission Of OF.
ttoy. krLLoda ns Senator from Louisiana
furnished tho opportunity for q declaration
uf war against the line Of policy
laid down In tho inaugural nd-
dress Of President IIAYEy, and the
Senator from Maine rushed TO tho front with
heatllong speed 70 take advantage Of tho
chance thus Afforded for creating sousa-
tiou and for installing himself Is the leader
Of the Republican opposition. OF courso
lo succeeded, but it u extremely doubtful
whether lis following is 10 bs such. in point
Of numbers OF respectabilitJ, as will serious
ly eiubarrs4s the new Administration In It's
efforts To restore peace and prosperity in the
South, OF whelhaE his achievement Of yester~
day will improve the record which vas the
subject Of Mr. MoaTos's sontentious rstort.
, 1877-03-07
WEDNESDAY, MAROH Z, 1877.
Greonbacks at the New York Gold Ex-
change Yesterday closed at ?5l.

"Does Protection protect?" aud II so, TO
what extent, and whoin7 This cout1ndr,im
will present itself to The mintls Of tho policy
holders of tho Protection Lilo INSURANCE
Company Of Chicago upon reading tho
formidable army Of charges contained in d
bill ii!ctl yesterday in court, and printed in
our columns this morning.
, 1877-03-07

The Wilmington IN. C.) star tDcrn.) speak.
ing Of tic New York irorld, remarks:
II ha4 d bad fscoFi. dnd II edtftd BY men rho
tdet principle and bai!dsf. 1t u now showing tts
South, It ust tho kind Of sheet that cannot 20.
prectato tho hlghe4t qualities Of our people, n, IL
quito capable. therefuYo, of misapprchcndln4 our
action and OF bringing Trailing accusations"
axalr1t men In whose shadows tbs edltora Ut ths
fftpFt6 arc nut 1t to stand.
, 1877-03-07

-
4 NEW STYLE OF D00T0R1HG.
Tho French and English doctors are by
tho ears, and stubborn contest is going on
whether foreign patients in Franco shall be
cured in EnglIalI, or, ctce versa, killed. in
French. As is vol known, tacro are certain
sections Of Franco, especially in anu noout
Nice, which arc larRdy populated by dyapop"
ito Englishmon ind consumpt17c Americana.
As rule, these paticnfs are wealthy aud
their pocketbooka healthy, although thoir
lungs, lisers, aud lights aro not, md Amer
lean and English doctors renp rich hnrvosts
in these immense hospitals. Tho Ftench
doctors, regarding oil foreign doctors az little
bettor than 4uaeks, and having also MI eyo
to tho plethor1o purses, nave anduceu one
Dr.. MAnSA1sE, as representative OF tho
profession, to prepare bill prohibiting any
foreigner from praotiolng In France without
o regular French diploma, which would re-
quire them 10 pass through tie avo examtna-
sioas required of Fronch medical students.
The bill has already been introduced In the
Assembly md threasens to become law,
| Notwithstanding m augry remonstrnnco from
, 1877-03-07

dentists, for thon they also will fly in hor-
ror," Tho Spectators apprehension is a
groundleaa one. The American woman who
would 6y from French dentist with horror
would fiy from French doctor with the
same horror. Her national prejndices aro
not located in her noutl, by amy means.
, 1877-03-07

March and 44@44Ao for 5fay. Oats were
steady, at 334o for March and 2c4o for May.
Rye waa quiet, at 6t@s3o. Barley was firm
er, closing Mt 62@62lo for March and COLO
for April. Hogs wera dull and slightly low
CT, with sales Of poor to extra al $5.25@G.0o
Ca.tlewero iu fair demand and fir1ner, acllingh ht
e. 0O@5,6O. Sheep wero quiet and unchanged.
Last Saturday evening there was in atofe
in this city 3,4o3, ,2so bu wheat, 3,1so, $50 bu
corn, 750, 1868 bu oats, et4,7Gi bu rye, and
D25, 800 bu barley; besides 3'.os3 bu wheat,
t03, 200 bu corn, and ,15o bu ryo alont IN
tho harbor. One hundred iollara In gold
would buy s105.00 III grecnbacks at the
c1o9e
, 1877-03-07

j
When the once notorious firm OF FISK l.
COUP was In The zenith Of It's glory, It was
generally SUPPOSED that tho senior mcmbor
wns tho moving spirit Of tho concern. It
WINS Ftsk who built tie opera.hou1es, i'm
ported tho h9u1S singers, para1od tho ooeottes,
commanded tho regiments, donned his Ad-
.nira1's uniform, aud started tho Fail River
floating palacos, manipulated tho courts,
procured tho iniunctions, owned tue Judges,
run tie Black Fridays in Wall street, etc.,
etc. But when FISK WAS suddenly taken OF,
It waa discovered that be had only been the
show while Goutp WAS nll the substance Of
tho driving md unBcrupn1ous combination.
In fact, relieved Of Frsk and his osten-.
tasious display, GouLo's operations began to
DO more far-reaching and absorbing than
ever. Silent and discreet, but wary and
vigilant, he has extondcd his powor In overy
direction. Railroads, steamship lines, and
tolegrapha hare been caught up in tho web
OF Ills ambition. Ho has increased his for
tune by operations In stock until It has be-
como one Of those fabulous GUMS altogether
bcyond human comprehension, and he il
proceeding as though there were no limit to
hia ambition and life.
It has been IN open aecret for aome time
that jar Goulp has been longing to control
grand through railroad route from the At
lantlo to, ,the Paoifc. To this end he secured
the control Of tho Union pactflo railroad
some years ago, and at d price which hos
1nado 1t source Of great profit in itsaff.
Nnrv IT, Ia nnrnnncnd' that hfa vrehter atntlf-
, 1877-03-07

HESTEntA Lnt,OE. No. Al. ~ r. and a. M-ttse.
nlar Communication 1t Msronr Temple rnrntT T:.M.
4: Tul!b DEu1EE. WHITING :, Ireth.e9 ssrds''{ !u'
vtted. by order NJ CtAA. H. BHESA An ". ii.
CEAs. +. fOEKSTER. sec.
, 1877-03-07

The Democratic candidate for Postmaster In
Dresden, o., sent the following 10 the Cincinnati
Eagetyer:
uAEspET, O., March s, 1S77.-To ths Editor Of
tAt tsmctAnah E"4ylrtr: This morning ths Hepuh.
!ie1ns x f1n up 1ag n honef Of A1rx. No !3nxsf
but bluc. white, ana dark brown. IL Tiers no
Democrat to Kisu tbs taxls.cA " A1IuaI ! hAEs
, 1877-03-07

mating conventions, a. rule, havo dcgen.
Grated into nero caucuscs packed In tho tn
terest Of the mon who had bartered Federal
Offices. THUS, tho office Of Congressman has
t1eecnor.ted to the ievel Of office-saller, and
nominations arc made by the men whose
corrupt practices are bought and paid for.
An Senators a1,are In this distribution Of
patronage, go their elections aro now often
secured by like tneans; nominations for the
Legislature arc mado BY local conventions
packed In The interest OF the Senatorial dis
ponscr Of Office, and members Of the Lcgisla~
ture voto ~ 60 many purchased hutomatons
for tho man who has paid or has promised to
pay them with Feleral appointments. Tho
practice Is therefore corrupting, not only In
tho distribution Of patronage. but in tho
election and recollection Of both Senators md
Representatives, and TO 1t is largely due the
selection Of inferior men for both branches
Of Congress.
lis common and recognized truth that
mon OF bodies Of men, once in the posscB-
sion Of power, no matter how illegally,
never surrender It voluntarily. It fs not sur
prising, therefore, that 1t is now an estab-
lished principle in the Senate TINT no ap-
pointnent by the President dlsarproved by
tho Senator or Senators from the State, when
ttoae scnn,ora orn Of tho dominant party,
ehnj1 ho conf,r1ned. The President, there.
fore In ~ naceaa,tv conne1]ci To appoint
tho reraon dictated by the Senator or 1cnvo
tho Office vacant. Confirmation by the Sem
ate Ia reduced 10 the mere consont OF tho
gcnator ranresaut,np tho State in vhicl, tho
annoin,inont il to bo held. From nero
reonest for information, this business Of Con-
oressional distribution Of patronage-in-
c,nf]iuo both The power OF removal md Of
nnointmont-has grown into tho present
xvatem. and Inns deprived the President and
The whole Executive Department of The Gov
erumont Of tho powers conferred OH thcm
exclusively by The Constitution. Tho frame1s
of t,,o Constitution took especial pains to cx-
ctudo ,ho 1cofslative brnncll from iii power
to apnojnt or control officers, but in PRACTICE
lin 1,,c,nbors of Tho teutslntfye branch of tho
novarnment now exclusively make ali a.
,,o,n,,,a,ts rh;a Rvstcrn. dishonest. lernor-
.,,,;,o and corrr,nt. il known as the machine:
ita onerato,a aye IN Congress-, and its active
noonts .ro found in the offices which thoy
,,e,1 =, ,,ors,rot <,;fta cn,7 fayora frnm thu
,nan,,;,a ,nar, n woah;noton, Not contapt
,v,th contro,1;no I'M na.rnnaoa. the machine
hoe of toto or.snel nt thu Presidency itself.
on,, r., pres,dant,a, conventions il repreaont-
~, !, .,,on,+h GOV u.yra waa nominated
~, ~ = l,o.ar,s Ia uaa ,,art ~ lin moc1,tno. hut
,,,no-,a tto aovarol narta. 1,nablo 10 unite.
, 1877-03-07

Tho sono OF tho Southern papera in regard
to President HAYES induction into Office IL,
III marked contrast with that OF tho Northern
Democratic papers. Tie former take the
matter very coolly and good.naturcdly. 4
few OF them utter mild sort Of ,growl; but
there is no loud, angry barking and vicious
suapping. Not one of them uttors pro-
longcd howl Of anger aud rage such oa ill
the columns Of tho Oopperheaa sheets.
Many of the Southern Journals take matters
quite philosophicaily, and express the opin-
ion that HAYES will mako good Presi-
dent, and treat tho South fairly
aud generously. Tho Indianapolis Sta-
fines alone exhibits more venomous
temper, aud utters moro coarse and ruiilanly
language than all tho Southern papers put
together. No ten Southern papers that
come on our exchange-list exhibit as much
vongeful feeling or express themselves In as
blackguard and vituperattve terms as the
Chicago Wells Street Dalldoz<r. That IL to
say, tho Wells street I3aAdaztr foau1s and
raves ton timos AZ much over tho defeat Of
T1Lpza as the hottest soathern paper that
comes 10 our exchauge-table. Compare the
Southern papers with such spoiis- grabbsra as
tho Now York Sun, Cincinnati Enquirer,
st. Louis Tina, the Indianapolis Hpdru-
pho5ist, and tho Wells Street ba9hiozsr, md
they are cool ~ Ice aud calm as o May morn.
ing II the reader wants TO see rant aud
fustian, froth and fury, 10 can only find It
in Northern Coppashoad sheets that are IL In.
r{rc;hta II, poaoo Int fnyis1blo in war n
, 1877-03-07

4 special from Warrington to the st. Louis
Republican significantly says:
Tho address which was drawn M 10 be signed by
the aettu Dunpcfats Of tho late Commlsalpnerk
will not be Issued, ~ the two Judges declined 10
DlRD It.
, 1877-03-07


have articles about thesu days Of wnfci, tho fol-
lowing ia fair average. Tlta extract Is from
tho Vicksburg Herald, March ,. It reflects tho
prevailing collncss In tho South toward the
Northern Copperhcada. Bays tho Herald:
The ncws from Washington shi: mqrntnR lea.es @M e
10 bat llttfe room to doubt that At llA1ks will be
SuntRcrn democratic seem to hAys satisfactory a..
fofances that tiIe south Will be EenefouEly and
vii u p.saea towards II The staiss ot Loasa
tho fegene t.tlun aid rev.sication of our section
need disenthraltment While, tattetore. we ara
Followed has been ehcsteti out u hlS Victory, she
LIT esson i not sa,ten q nasr s 70 s
viii resioFs the sunny scuth unce more 70 wealth
md p1osperity W hasv but 10 carefully guarl
pcr under any President WIN II disposed 10 treat
f. '5ss
iana i,ase patiently wnted for the Nuribern prn,o.
Gratis to help them out VI thelf troubles. and they
Temoersis % wall control Of ii. Nationsl Admits.
ttasion and II shat bf!ngs With It ihs freedom u
sn, } ,e' T n, hst. o9es
peoplr risey VIII liz votes Of tha solId ssuih,
Tx eS e s q sss ea
bI!Ity Of the South Cnrolna campaKn---tho grand.
| est effort ever made 6y any oppressed paupfe-anh
turned ills back OH HAMPTON because llr afraid
| that iiAMr7nx's nnme aud 1iAxfvoN's cause wnutd
hurt him at tho North. This fact Will be verthed
| ly Gen. i1AxrroN any time ho is called upon.
Tue rhols action II the Northern Denoe.afs bay
been inspired BY pu!desins TO tha prejudice ~! y
rras.,u. the half million appropriated 10 the New
Orleans : 1lraxil Steamship Line WIS dufcated-by
Democratic iluti4e. Trusting 10 such fremluhfP Al
thls, las done Louisiana a',l South CaEo'ins great
l
, 1877-03-07

Adetrh1 Theatre. .....
Monroe street. corner frearbnrn. Variety cntcE'
talnMenf. Afternoon and creutnE.
, 1877-03-07

1t Is difficult 10 comprehend tho aniruus Of tho
ChIrago Ts'n<s In keeping up ita malicious,
sp!tstul, yenouloals attacks upon Democsats aud
Republicans. 1t cannot be from partisan mo-
1iyes, because It has repeatedly declared itself
to bs an independent newspaper. It cannot he
from any sorrow that TlLuzA Il defeated, BE-
cause It has Tor tho past two Or thEes weeks
damned TiLDsN, IssDRlcKs, aud the whoIo
Democratic purity as "id!ots." "tmbeciles."
s'prossitu&ea," and "putrll 1sg-enda" Being
pcrfectty Independent newspaper, II caunnoe
be because HAYES has been iuauguratel. What
u the taAtteE with the miserable concernt VIII
nothing auit II! Has It beeozuc lcsnentcd. stark
stasing malt lts course Is Disgrace to com.
mon dece1cy ip journalism.
, 1877-03-07

II any man In tue South deserves credit for
manllneas 10 his attitude upon tho Electoral
question 1t Is Hza1r WArTERsoN, editor Ut the
LouiaYi,le Coayttr-Ju4raat al,1 member Ut Con-
gress. During tho ,Krcsllenttal campaign lss
was IN intense partisan. and cutercl luto the
contest not only with grnutna Southern euthu-
sLasu,, but also With uauch Ut the genuine South
cru bitterness. Before tue Compromise he was
ons OF ttls T,LprN lsallera In claiming tho Prc*-
idency for tha Democratic candidate. lie pro-
poaed to u,arvi, l01,0o0 Kentucky bluegrass
lambs 10 see that The Inauguration was properly
conducted lle was In favor of cxtrcuie meas.
usea, snd intended to have gone With tho bull
dozera. When the Compromise was proposed,
however, b. ,uanlully accepted 1t aud d!sbandel
Ills lambs. When the Hoard Of Arbitration at-
nouncc1 the result, he aeeepted It With equal
,uauIlnesy, and regularly voted aud aeted agaInst
tAe lllhustsrs. His paper now reflects bis posl-
tIun In the following eonsolatoEy view Of tho
final rcaut:
lIssotcs do pot enter well into modern politics
and modern government. Peoplu nta accustomed,
uowadsys, 10 Look Ut these shiugs In u business.
like woy. and no p41pls are now business. like
aud nI&ctic1l In tleAa h1ttxrs a. tho Southern peo-
Die. They preferred 4 Democratic AaMtnlstfltlon,
but bacauao they could not eet that they veto not
| disposed 10 snap OIL thetz own nosea and make
thinxt npssa. lalt Ino1tops a1d idlu tall Tor shs
, 1877-03-07

i. Senator GoRpox, u ueoExla bourbon, u not
heppy. ilc Il down on President iArEs' policy
OF Cancellation aud obliteratlon Ut the, ,eotor.iIue
In Southern politics. lie Il bitterly opposed to
tho division Of The whites into two PARTIES aud
tbs blacks into two. Tie says.
Ths mott horrible result, 1t seems to ms, that
eau coMe fr0us 1lyisiun III our White LInsl party
III tie Houth 10 the demoraltxtnG and lniscraha
senls that will tHsua over tht nsKru vote. 1t Will
6e sAa day for the South when we 4ta decent
white men arfaYet& AyainaI each other, and engaged
In deadly struggle. tho prize Of which j. hatch
Ut Ignorant and corrupt xuters, ! hope and pray
that Tho party will gEe.esxs ~ orE.uxss!oa and
save il hop0r. Aud believe u will. ! have no
iaes that fAYEs OF sny oshcf Hkn eau huy the sen.
ument of the South With few petty Offices, or de.
buuch with patronage party lhAs h1s proved IT,
heEplam knl ltMonsllatadit ita fostitnds and purity
~ tho Southern Democracy has.
This tncorr:gtb'e Bourbon would have the
whitea forever maased in one party for the puF-
posu of crushing the colorcd people and keeping
such demagogues O. himself in office. ilo
would maintain party on the know-SothIug
basis s,-sarc prejudice thinks 1t would bs .
''lorrtbls result' to liYide the negro vote.
Ope thing u certain, very few negroes will ever
act With party Of which he 10 leader.
, 1877-03-07

tIaverlYsH ThentEes
Randolph af5eet, fFtweEu l1AFk znd LasalIt.
- Anxe!ine,~ Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-03-07

mere purpose Of delay. with no definite puspose In
s!ew snd stamping Sf aeiss ~ y hosr.s
pies, mar be acceptable to snma persons, but 70
people vim arc looking 10 the results 0f political
or scramble for the fancy otc.e, all such conduct
frcms ~ fttunit ~ Il II fdlc II bclter 10 have
llArEs ns President than MonToN ~ actang'PFrst'
dent.
TuE CH,cAao TntEuNE congratulates tho
Caurf.r-Joarnai upon tts philosophy and It's pro-
prletor, who has i1olsor enough to accept the
situation nYen though no hhs lost. The courso
Of tho Conrit7sJournat augResta contrast with
the infamous, malicious, veuomous course Of
the Chicago Tint, which. protesting to bo au
independent Newspaper anu having already
damned tho whole Democratic party, Mr. Wat
1RRsos Included, keeps on disch arging It's nlthy
Bulingsgato At Republicans.
, 1877-03-07
AatUSESfENY'8. A

13cVtcArr's Tientre.
Madison street. hetwetn Dearborn and State.
"Lemon8."
, 1877-03-15
Die Sihtiefeit Der SeDplferune
Der GrNe.

Nitnm1t man bic grbfarte por iif unb
ipablt etne lol6e, auf melder Die perlfleoererl
@raoe Der Stbtlsfeit Der BepDlfernna burh
5arben ani6auli4 sema1t itnb, 10 ite1er
it'd benz Nuge lofort ais Die polfSrethiten
2duber unb 2dnberlbeile Der @roe, nit 5000
ginmobnern nnb nebr auf Die geograpbiibc
Guabratmelle, 9r0bere Oiitrecte bon China
uno oaneber bon &orber=Sroieu bar, neber
oenen nur nod bas ytiltbal in %Aesppten, Die
Sombarbei %einselne @egenben BON @n9lanb
nro S6ottlano, Sad)en Der Wteberrheln
unp Der &iirtembersiide 9iedarfreis Der
portreten. Die 33abl idmmtlther Sepobler
oes @roballs s1 400 Miuionen an9enommen,
fallen aufNften allein 800 Dtilionen lno hapon
irteber auf China AGO auf GproersSnbin Omit
einrehnung and)ber franSDiiifen uuo portugie=
iii6en Selibungen) 9e9er $40 Willinuen ODER
17p@t. Der lebenben Uienihen iiberbaupt.
@dbrenb absr Die dinefiibe Solfssiffer nur
auf S9dtung bernbt, liegt ben Nngaben
iiber 8orbersSnbien, iotpeit ii6 biefelben anf
Die britil6en Yeilbru9en bort beSieben, iebt
ein nit aller miinlfenSpeltben Sorgfalt
urb @enauiafeit nab Dem Yrincip Der Selblt<
sdbluus burbgefiibrier Genius Su @runbe.
@e,ablt mnrpen bel Der i~iinetten 31bluna in
oenbritiihen Seitbun9en Goroer>SnbienS, nit
Ausihub bes lfon au 9inter=Snblen seb0renz
ben britifden Burma, 1873, uno in ben Sri=
butdrltaaten 4S Wiuionen, %Suialnmen allo
1856 Dtilionen ober rs Yrocent ). 9. Der
@elammtbepolferuns @uropas bon 80 DILL
lionen. 9tabe;u ] BON jenen 1888 Ntl1iouen
be,pobnt 8en9alen, lie 1l6 Die 9torometproz
uinsen, nit Nllababab, YenareS u. I. no., uno
Die Yrdlibentihaft 8ombaD. Son ben einz
beinliideu Staaten sdblen bic metiten Gin
mobner lie 8 Mitu,onen, Die Gajputanaitaaten
i'm ytorbmeften unb Spocrabao i'm 9etfan
4m bl6ttgitet1 betlammen Wobnt Die Sepolz
ferln9 IN ben YropinSen NleoersSen9alen,
Sebar, Nubb nit 5000 unb' $3.50 @inmobnert
auf Die Quabratmelle. SIM 0iitrlct Sugblt
in Nieberbengalen ftetst bas Serbdltntb bis
22,200 Seelen. Son ben 1875 StGbtea Der
Groe nit mebr ais loo, 900 @tnmobnern fal'
len anf Srittld)s Snolen 16, anf Die einbel=
miiben Stattert 5. &alfutta nit 794, 645 @tnz
nohneru nimlnt urtter is1en 1876 Stabten Der
@rbe Die 49,, Bombay NIT 644,405 Seeien
bic 49,, W.abras nit 397 ,552 @tn,pobneru
ert bic SO. Stelle eiu. @malior u1o 0Doer'
abab (Sauptltdbte einbeimilter Staateu)
baben ie 200, 900, Soubpore 100000 Gin
lpobner. Sou Der SepDlterune Srit,ldsSn=
oiens 1tt1h SO Wtiuionen mdunllden, So Oftl'
lionen meiblifen @el1lefts. ytad Der
4btamn1una INTERRUPTED man ferner 149
Milionen 6inbuS, 40 Dtiltonen Wiobante>
paner !! 0tiuion niht inbiibe Nfiaten, ITO
Dtiuion ytidtaiiaten &C. Nad Ger &eli9lon
enblid) tparen 73p@t. Sinbus, 21p@t. Wioba'
mebaner, 1,5 psf. Buobbilten, O,5 psf @brl-
lteu.
, 1877-03-15

- Ser g california 8 emotrat"
ibrs,bt: Gum eriten Utale selanst ans onntae
Abeno i'm California Theater Shmeis.r's
nsusiter unb mabrhaft aGerliebfer Shmauf
yGpioemtid" ODER n4ae ipecnllren in
g DDS" aur Iuffibrnng. Gin tets
germ seiebener Sat auf Der biefi.
gen Siibne, Brau Dtttlte @enee'
Critic d, trltt nod ldnserer Banie IN benz.
jelben Dor Die &e, mn uns in Der Bars
THE bes alfred pom Selbened" cine ibrer
b,iten Stolen por3uflbren. Menn
mir barauf bintpeiien, bag uniere
beutihe Bhbne in Der se9enwGrtigen
Saiioa in Wabrbeit niat auf
Stolen gebettet 1T, uno bisber nit oereius
aslten Nusnabmen nur iebr primitive finans
aiele @riolse aeieben Dot, 10 9lauben mir
beredttst su iein, aden mabren Breunben
bes bent'9en Theatsrs ben Beiuh Der in
Geoe itebenoen Sorieuunsen boppslt uarm
empfeblen 5u f1nnen.
, 1877-03-15

Dor benz 9austbore ftaub inoeb eine
@auipase, In nel1er @raf 3. nit poheubem
Ssr1en iaB unb iehniihtis auf bic iunse
Trau partete, tpsldsr e. Sie critic @tunSs
Der iungen @be UNI tbeureS @elb abgeibahert
batte.
@,ne Dame nit benz meiBen Srautfteib
ansethau nuo BEN Ufprtbentran3 i'm 9aace
fdlipfte aus benz 0austbore nrb biipfte
letdten Sdrittes in ben Waaeu, melhsr nit
Der @bebreherin nno benz &aualler In ra len,
benz @alopp BON oannen fubr.
Cine Stunoe ipdter belt Der 8agen pie'
Der Dor benz Saustbore. Ste braoe iun9e
6rau bate tbr 9Sort eingetDf uno elite Die
Greppe empor, on bic Bruit bes 9eliebten
@atten.
Or wubte guss.
Wober er es erfabren, oas weib fe beuts
nod ntAt.
Tobtenbleid unb an alien @iiebern aits
ternb ffano er an Der Gbiir uno Elm 9ehletert.
lher Winf bsseutete ibr, fem 9aus su per.
lalen uno nlnlmer m~ieoer,utebren -
9as tugenobafe &onbitormdbhen III &c.
genmdrti9 bic mohliituirte Maltrei1e oes
@rasen 3. Gle fou ith babel rsht nob1 be.
fnoen uno nennt fit NIT Stol5 bic Srau
Y~rofsnorin I.
Ser YrofeHor?
Ser arme Geufel bat fid rabt i.br &c.
srdmt unb zines Cages baben fe ibn sinse'
itarrt.
SD CLAUDE gar. ie bat ibn beerbt.
Die bramatlibe @eredti9feit, bic eTis'
Serseltun9, feblt meiusr @eihihte leioer.
@ie 9eia9t, Die bsioen 9eut1en b%efinoer
ia redt mohl uno Der betro9ene Yrofeior =
tobt.
SD babe bic @sididts er5dbIt, ME fl
tbeE paifrte.
, 1877-03-15

iaster Gamuel s. Tilben, Der eine Dtebrbeit
Der beiagten ertpdblten @lectoren erbtelt,
bamit Seletli6 gum Ytdfbenten Der Ser.
Staaten bon &merifa auf Die 9auer Don
pier Sabren, pom 4. Wtars 1877 on, ermdblt
murbe.
llno bieies 5aus erfldrt ferner, bab 9bos.
y. Senorlfs oteielbe Nnaahl bon @lectorens
Sttmmen fir bas Nmt bes SicesBrdiioenten
erblelt, nnb burd bieielben Yerionen, mie
Siloen fir Yrdiibent, uno 81 oerielben 3ett,
nno in berielben Weiie, uno baB es oesbalb
bic Initdt oes SauieS 1T, baB beiagter
Sbomas U. SenoridS bon Snoiana seieslih
gum GlcesYrdiibenten Der Ser. Staaten auf
bier Sabre, bonn 4. Dtars 1877 oil, seludblt
lpurbe.