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The New York herald., 1877-05-04

Steamer OIbers tBr). verrl Liverpool-Busk Jevcns
Steamer Cornwall CB). stampsr. Bristol. E-w Nor.
Steamer IIerder (ler, Brandt. Hamburg VIII Plymouth
and Observation-Disclosures Il TO.
Staa Bermuda tBr), Angrove Hamilton tBermuda)-
steamer Mercidlta. Chadsey, Halifax, Ns-Gerhard 4
Brewer.
Richmond--O Old Dominion Steamship Co .
Steamer VIM Woodward. Young. Batimore-Wm Dalzell
steamer Agnes. Smith. rhlHdeiphia-Bogert X Morgan.
Steamer 4 G Biddle. Davis. iladeuhin--Ias Hand
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston-H Dm0ck.
Bark W ID Stewart tBr), keatng. London-Hatton wat
a Co. -
BARK Trsc Dubrovacxi lAus rarcenovich. Queenstown
brig Johanna MMrgeretha Nor, Rasmussen, Cork Fall
m cuth Tor orders-J = Tucker Co.
Brig Nina Emilia UtaI, Paiaro Ag!crs-Funch Edye q
Brig Ransom tBr,. Liston, Porto Cabello-Penisson
Brig Daylight. Gibson, Demerara-L w P Armstrong.
Brig j Jewett. Reed, lIavaua-J ames i Ward Co.
brig edro. Jnrkey ut Jago-J nmes T. Ward Co. :.
Brig Maggie Wood ,Br). Buckard. st John. NB-P Nc.
Brig Lizzie Kimbal, Slower, Norfoix-Crocker. Wood
schr Tnmpic, Bonhof, Monseeo bay. ia @ wessea
Schr southern Cross (Br Psterson 81 stephen, MA
schr Holt (Br), Holt. 81 Andrews. MO Bsr-
Scnr lotte. Speed, Richmond-Abel Abbott.
Schr snow FLAKE, Curtis, PhilRde ephia-Saght Petty
schr Carrie Allen, Newcouib Wenhcet--BJ weinberg
sshr L Foster, KldrIdgs. Now Havsn-Doans Gost.
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TROUBLE IN THE JONES FAMILY.

The welded lives OF william r. Jones and Lois Jones
had not been happy. SO they separated. He went To
Now Jersey; she returned to her friends Al No. go
Perry street. He loved her sti and watched her
house nigh, after night army resolved that not being
his she should never be anybody else'a But LOIS
was lovely and did not think fair
,ha, she should be mmured nightly and deprived Of
pleasant walks these balmy spring evenings just be-
cause she could not have male escort. Chance
,nterposed 10 provide her with one In the
person or fascinating and amiablc grocer Of
brooklyn named J. ". Witty. whom rumor describes
as Q married man. Lois met Witty last even
ing In Vest Eighth street, ana took his arm, intend
Ing no doubt 10 give herself up tho fu, enjoyment
OF q promenade along the avenue with him. But,
happily Tor herself and her companion from the City
o. Churches. the orbs OF jealous husband
were fastened upon them. Jones followed
the pair. and when they had reached
Eleventh street in Sixth avenue he dashed between
them hurled his wife behind him and planted his
right Hst on bridge o. witty's nose, squarcy be-
tween organs Of which have been seriously
dscoiored. swollen and deprived OF thor proper iunc
ton by blow. officer OF the Fifteenth precinct
.erposed and the three were taken to the station
house. where each made charges against the other,
wherefore all were locked up.
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THE UNION LEAGUE.
PROPOSAL TO REVIVE THE ASSOCIATION TO AS
SYST PRESIDENT HAYES

PROPOSAL TO REVIVE THE ASSOCIATION TO AS
SYST PRESIDENT HAYES.
CHICAGO, May 3, 1917.
A Joint meeting OF tho Union League Association
and the National Union League was held here to-day,
In response to a call from Hon. George ) Harlow,
of Springfield, Grand secretary OF tho Union League.
About City prominent persons were present Mr.
Harlow said the object or the meeting was TO discuss
proposition TO revive the association, wnch du such
powerful work for tho Union during the late war; in
order TO assist President Hayes IN carrying out MS
Southern policy. lie said the National mon League
was formed about years ago under tho supPosoh
that the Union League OF America was deau. he was
averse giving up parent organization wn'cn was
ready to work vigorously u necessary After several
speeches a committee OF lvc from each D0dy was w.
pointed TO consider whether the two should un'c anu
how
This committee In subsequent scssion. brought N
resolutions that the National Union League oi nois
should recognize the authority OF tue National 0rhhu
Council OF the Union League OF America as the supreme
authority OF the Ofder, and should change its name
20 State Council OF tho Union League OF America
for the State OF Illinois, and should recognize the
State Council Of the National Union League OF Illinois
the State authority for Illinois. as also the sup.
ordinate State councils; nnd hnaiiy, tnat he Present
officers Of the State organization De r"iaaed nh,lI
election. Thcse resolutions were Unanimously
adopted. -.
Speeches --~.rdins fhs Preaidenrs Southern policy
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A CHASTITY SETTLEMENT.

AN INsoLvENr MERCHANT PAYS HIS DEBTS
WITH A RAzoR-DRATH IN PREFERENCE TO
BANKRUPTCY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PirrsBuRc, Pa, May 5, 1871
The business complications OF Weyman Brothers.
tobacco manufacturers OF this city, have bcen produc
tive OF heavy individual losses, false accusaons and
legal wrangng. and to-day 1t has developed another
sad chapter In the suicide and death OF William +.
weyman, eldest OF the brothers The members Of the
firm, whose liabilities are exceedingly heavy, were
arrested Yesterday on charge oi slse pre,ence pre-
entaed by financial difficulties upon hrm OF such
high standing IN the community US the Messrs Wcy-
man resulted unseatng the reason oi the
elder brother, and this morning, while all the men,
bers his family absent from his room, ho de-
bberatey cut his throat, and IN lew moments was
unfortunate mans wife. When he reached the library
door Mrs. Wey passed him on her why 70 her hus-
bands room. The next moment the inmates OF the
house startled by piercing screams from the sui
cides room, and upon entering II he Was found lying
the bed with his throat cut from ear 10 ear Med-
Cal assistance was at once summoned, but death en-
sued almost Immediately. The cut was horrible one
almos, severing the head from the trunk
DEADLY EARNEST.
From the appearance OF the surroundings and the
character OF the wound IL would seem that Weyman
took pans 10 go before mirror and adjust himself 80
thai hc might perform the terrible with cerninly
Of fatal effect The marble slab OF the bureau was
Dyed crimson, and the bloody razor lay on tho floor
where II had fallen ironi his hand.
A PREVIOUS ATTEMPT
On Sunday night laS he made an attempt on his life,
but since then he had been closely watched until thus
gave him Tho opportunity he seemed anxious for
NOTABLE MAN.
The deceased thirty. years DID, and leaves
wife and four children. He was one OF PitlsDurg's
best known ctizens, ana no man was more highly re-
spected. For years he had been Identified with the
city's prominent institutions OF charity and At the
time Of his death he was member Of the Board OF Di
rectors or tho West Pennsylvania Free Hospital
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Au.ar.o. PR April lo-In port brig M,nnic OBJ. Nc
Nov York. srrvsd si6 dss: MockinG Bird tID. Xmbor.
'"ss ssn Hs asT ssr'ss
Ss..s1 ssys: A'sy ' vary Ssisss;
Is,pcxwArxn, Ms April so-Anived, brig Tevo. tBr.
ca.rTacose. March Io-Arrved. bark Misnon, soulc.
CAlcurr. May lin port. ship Thos Hlyard tB. Camp
bell ,o% xp as e river is mile. below
bsrs,. schr Lsais Titus Fournier from New York; will
Isa Dsassasa S April a-Arv.d, bark Benjamin Deksrman.
IL port April s. brig r Harrington tBr,. Lucss me
,oso.q.o April g. s.Aryed SsW s'sv%r Car
HAvASA. May i--Arrved. steamer GilslAnd tbr Raer.
HAl,sAx, May Stalled, steamer Alham,ratBr. Wilson
New York Sd Dominion tf, Gibson tfrom LivsrpooD,
Also sailed I'd. steamers Nova sco,sn (Br,, Richardson
!irom LiyerpooD baltimore; Cores Freeman urom New
Cleared April 80 bark Protector Nor, Hansen. Sharp
TsAruA, April ie-In port s'oop Morning Light, from
Musauasm. YB April 81 Cleared schr Sarah Bernics
PapAse, April a4-sailed bark Emperor r'' Johnson
In port April "a bark waken Id Carver. for Nov York
Ponr SPAIN March 27-Arrived bark RoEo (Brl. lamp
sailed March ~ brig Gavin tBr. McPhee. Cork; April 3.
schr Nellie, Perry. Philadepb -
Poisr.A-PirRg, April SIN port. schr Slater, kiliam
Posen. rR. April In mort. .chr whi.ford Bryant,
PoRr MuLsRAvE. Ms. April 2s-Arrived schr Chand-
ler tir,. Merriam. New York for Charlottetown, PEI
Passed April % barks Anna A Rich tBrl Rich. from
Lewcs Del for Port Canso. Ms: Lydia tBr, Chalmers.
from Sheiburne for Richibucto. :.
YORK 1and cleared Tor Queoec) bark dcLeod tBr Gray,
St John, NIB. for Rchibucto. -,
Qurnsr May 3Arrivsd ship City OF Montreal tBr vii
son ;rcenock. -
for New YORK; brig VIM Phillips, Hcay. Tor rientsin.
ST PtKRRE Mart April S-Arrived brig tdunrd (br,
Biackler New YORK schr u stickney. Colsor do sth.
briggs Rising SUM- Gring Barbados TO load Tor New y n
ven Cisry. Scott load Tor New York; schr Ad-
| die @ Bryant, Stub1s. do. to load tor New YORK.
JouNs. PR. April 1O-Arrived. brRs Jane wheaton
(Br browning Baltimore via Mayapuex Ida tBr smith,
| Sc Thomas TO load Tor New York or Baltimore
| ST MARC, April 1l-Arrlved. schr Charley Woolsey,
| Brown. New YORK tsee Miscellany :. -
ST JAGo MWv 3Arrived previously, Dark morning otaf
/ NIr), Sisson. New York. 49, -
81 JonY, Nh, May 3-Arrved. sehrs Lizzie tBr, Gil
i christ. New York. Sea Lion tBr). Mcintyre. do.
| Cleared Sd. brig Flying Goud !Br wagner Fort Madoc
| Cleared LIST. schr Cyrus Hall. H0wss Havana
ST GEoRsK Nh. April 26Arrved. bark Maria Stoneman
| (Brj., Blauveit Havre via Delaware.
Cleared May ship Hectsnooga (Br). Johnston. Liver
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BERWICK. May 2-Arrived, brig comersisnra.hin Hsups
Ger. Peters, Fernandna.
BnExEs May 3-Arrived. ship Nor tNor). Thorgersen.
New York; barks Ernst tSw), Wberg Pascsgoua Jupi.
ter tGer), Stricken, New York.
Sailed Sd, bark Adolf tGer). Brocklsmanu, New York.
DUBLIN. May 2-saiied. barK Luchno dtal). Olivari.
Philadelphia
GiBRALrAR to May 3Ssiled. ship CleopatrA tAus) CAL
angch from Trspsn. Boston; barks Ferraro Terzo Uta,
Cuomo (from Treste. New York; Samuel Welsh, Spear
from Messinal, Philadelphia Tor New York;.
HAvRE. May 2-Sae6, ships Detroit, Pike. Portland ;
Union Greenea Wiscasset Me; bark Dsrio tAus,. Ragu-
sen. Baltimore.
KoxiossxRo, May l-Arrived. bark Norma tRus), Bow.
man, Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL May 3-Arrivsd. ship Viola tBr,. Vaughan.
New Orleans
Sailed Sd. bark Jennie swesnsy. Hudson. Bath before
reported sailed I'd for Batmore).
Also sailed 3D. ship British (B. Lockhart Sand
Hook
Lospox. May 2-Arrived bark Denhigshire tB,,, viii.
iams, New York
Cleared Sd. bark Tancred Nor, Juell. Sandy Hook.
LzARp. May 8 AM-O6, steamor Grcsee tBr. Andrews.
New York for London.
LMxRicg, May 3-sailsd. bark Luisa utsD. Semidel.
New York.
LISBON, April 27Arrived, bark Putchet Sp), Peres,
Norfolk.
opoRro. April 27-Aruvsd. brig Fortuna tPors,. Mes-
quits, New York.
PLYMOUTH. May 2-Arrivsd, bark GiorRa lAusj. Neda-
Mich, New Orleans for Rouen.
QUKENsrowN. May 3-Arrved. steamer Lord Give tDrj
Urquhart Philade pha for Liverpool tand procesdsd
OF the Fastnet 3D. AN, steamer Spain tBr). Grace.
New York for Liverpool.
RIO JANKIRo, May l-saled. steamer Memnon BD. Pep
perell, New York
SIERRA LKoSK April 1o-Sailsd. schr Hand Doherty,
United states.
TESxRiyYE April 2O-Arrivsd brig Union (Sp), Santos,
Charleston before reported without date).
Arrived United Kingdom port May brig Laura (Br),
Jones. Hull River. SO.
Sailed from - April 10, brig wellington tBr). Grill
fths, United States
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ss-NoTIcE To CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans or officers
ovesses engaged the coasng and foreign trade obcrv-
ing the Of buoys requested
the fact the HERALD so that may bs
brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO editor the HERALD. New York
city, giving possible the number and POSI-
tlon displaced buoys tho Of their removal will
suffice in all cases observed along tho Atlantic and Paciac
coasta American Cnntinsn wh~s t- ahA~v~sA
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w WASHINGTON. A


wAsHiSGroS, May 8. 1871.
AN EXTRA SESSION PROCLAMATION EXPECTED
TO-DAY.
II 10 regarded tonight certain that the proclama.
ton calling extra OF Congress Will be issued
aftcr the adjournment Of the Cabinet tomorrow and
thar the date will remain heretofore understood
namely. June l.
GENERAL BANKS cANDIpATURE FOR THE
sPEAKERsHIP
The visit OF General Banks to Washington IS
SAID 10 have been connected with movement 10 pro-
mote his for Tho Speakershp set on foot by his
friends who their hopes OF on the beiic
that with the nearly even division OF parties he VIII
come IN as compromise candidate. unluck.ly Tor
him he lie promised the support Of more or less OF the
greenback element Of both parties, which element
shows considerable activity just under the pres.
sure Of the hard times
THE sQUABBLE OVER THE FEDERAL APPOINT
MENTs IN BALTIMORE.
It's likely that the squabble among the republicans
leading federal officials IN that city The party ,s d.
vded into several factions and the proposition is 10
reconcile them 10 appo ntments acceptable TO oil
sides AS part OF this programme II is believed the
Postmastershp will be given 10 General Z. b. Tyler,
under whom tho President served during the war.
SLATED FOR ROTTERDAM.
Andreas wilman of New York, is slated for the post
OF Consul at Rotterdam. TO MI the vacancy now exist.
Ing there and will most probably get the appointment
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
JUSTICE BY LYNCH LAW.

TWO MIscREANTs, WHO COMMIT MURDER FOR
BRIDGE.
SAN Francisco, May 3, 1877.
Last Saturday night Henri Deiorest was murdered
and robbed at Santa Cruz On Tuesday last two Mex-
cans named Francisco Arias and Jose Chamas werc
arrested in the vicinity OF the town suspicion Of
being the murderers. On examination they confessed
the crime.
Chamas were forcibly taken from the jail where they
were confined. last night. by band Of men and
near the town. where their bodies were found this
morning Both men were cx-convicts and despera-
Chamals confessed that the object OF the crime
10 obtain iunds TO enable them 70 attend
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
OBITUARY.
SAMUEL T. TAYLOR.

SAMUEL r. TAILOR
Samuel Thomas Taylor. native Of Accomac county.
Virginia, died In New York on the 10th OF April He
was carried from lie BY attack OF typhoid pneumo-
mia IN the sixty-nnih year OF his Mr. Taylor was
well known throughout the country as an importer OF
French dress fashions and journals and also as the
inventor Of system Tor cutting ladies' dresses In
business he has been favoraby known In New YORK
for about thirty years He was member OF the
Church OF the Holy Trinity.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

that by elcgrsphing the HERALD London Buroau ad
dressing Bennett No 48 Fleet street, London" to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOpsra.
Paris arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports all foreign trading
with the United States the will cAblsd thts
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from Frsnch Msdi
ports will Paris office
cal and expeditions for telegraphtng
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEwPoRr. May 3. 1871
The revenue cutter Samuel Dexter has gone 20 the as
sstance OF sch Michael Collins Of from New York via
Mystic which capszsd this PM OF Beaver Tail Al dark
the steamer Bessie SNOW had her In and was heading
toward Dutch Island arbo The schooner had deck load
OF ron part c which had landed ~ Bridgeport sho
Is y new vessel. this being her 6rst trip.
The steamer Con Jessup plying bet wsen Fort Adams
and Newport into schr Mary II Mniiu Ferris. rom
Hoboken for Warren which getting under way IN the
innst bar OF the headgsar Of schr was carried
away the steamer had considerable OF her upper works
carried
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
AN ASSASSIN'S WORK.

John Dittman, OF No 2l1 Deancey street, reported
at the Thireen precinct station house last night that
some unknown person had Gred two shots him from
an air gun through rear window. One fthe missiles
lust grazed his head Detective johnson has been de-
tailed By Captain Clnchey TO investigate the affair
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
DECOYED FROM HOME.

The police notified by general alarm to look
out for Mary Keirns aged years. dressed in
dark suit and striped shawl II is supposed by her
parents that she has been decoyed from home.
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
A BIG SMOKE.

By FIRE at Hirsch & Co.'s cigar factory, No. 131
Bowery, yesterday. $4,000 worth OF goods were de-
stroyed. Mr.. Morange, the 6rst floor, lost 5000
worth OF property. Six hundred dollars will
the rest of the mishap All were insured.
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
SOMEBODY'S SON.

An unknown boy, about nine years old, with light
hair gray eyes, white plain undershirt, blue flannel
overshrt, black jacket and gray pants, with purple
and gray stockings was found paralyzed and speech.
yesterday Eightythird street. between Second
and Third avenues.
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
MURDER TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, May s, 1877,
To-day the case Of George c. Ellison. ofNew York.
Engineer OF the House OF Representatives. charged
with the murder OF DAVID Small At the Capitol, by
striking him with axe heve on the TN day OF Feb.
ruary last this death ensuing the 21st resumed
"a the Criminal Court
The New York herald., 1877-05-04

ships C.rnsiius Cnnnei London; Lima (Gsr) Bremen;
csrmar.hsn Castle tBr Liverpool esrks VnIgu4nsa ssn
AMER Gitner Norl Gothenburg Madone (Fr) Dhntzic'
Billy simpson Gibraltar tNor) Liverpool; prigs
johanna, Cadix; I Merrymau. Demerara.
The New York herald., 1877-05-04

TuRE Is.Ass. April 27-In port schr Henry A Tabsr.
Renson for Delaware Breskwater for ORDERS sail about
3Oth 80
TRINIDAD (cuba) April 2l-In port sohr Etna Sawyer,
for Delaware Breakwater for orders.
YARMOUTH, Ms April 24-t,ieared, bark Ashantee O3.
Roberts, st john NB tand Point Lcpreaux MaS
The New York herald., 1877-05-04

were made, and little opposition thereto devel.
oped, but the speeches generally favored IT,
In the evening secret held and proper
arrangements made for the working OF the coln-
Gil under The new name. State national executive
committees were formed.
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CoLuMBcs, May 8. 1871
The House to-day adopted the Senate resolution Tor
q 6nsl adjournment next Monday.
The New York herald., 1877-05-04

Ship Orient Alsn from San Francisco for New York Feb
%. lat N. Ion lI6 w. =.
Ship Valley Forge woodberry San Francisco March
13) for Manila, March u, Is. no as. &c
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Steamers state or Pennsylv.na (Br for Glasgow Her
der Uerl Cornwall tBr Bristol; Clarbe tBr,
kinsston. Ac Bermud da tBr. Bermuda; Isaac Bell kch
mnna In AsnsAL PhiladsnhAai Absmaris. Lewss. Dali
The New York herald., 1877-05-04
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

letter received In Provncetown from Capt Sparks. OF
schr Clara Sparks reports having taken 200 bbs wh oil
during the past season.
The New York herald., 1877-05-04

ON European countries In the Mediterranean
IL IA requested be either by telegraph
letter 10 the London Office or tho Nxw YORK HERALD 80
Fleet street London the Paris Office 81 Avenuc dc
ropcra Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 70 Fleet street. London or
.Bennett 81 Avenue dc ropera Paris" Where Of
observed the countries beyond
the tho telegraph In Asia Africa captains
m with reaching the hrst conven.
eut port This will be cAbed free Of charge 70
the HERALD and published
ss-yoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The Nxw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing coston night signal
FOR use on the HERALD yacht showing while
burning coo red red changing from 90 the
other succession. and be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels this signal will obge us
BY preparing any marine they have for the ship
News Department OF tho HEnALD
ss-Peons dssirous Of communicating with vessels srrv
ing New York do by addressing 10 such vessels
care OF HERALD yacht Pier No East River. New
York Letters received from parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
Sun rises. sus ..D M IS Gov. Island. ..svs IS
Sun sets.......... 50 Sandy Hook....sve II 40
Noon rises. ..morn IL IS Hell Gats.......eve . 10
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS
NAY s. 1871
H.s. nlss.. ss: |Ts:: g.: WIND. x::.s:: xs::;i :!
!: Il :'s'
Fresh. I Brisk Moderate.
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NEWS
=
Sails. DesfiNdtiont on

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NKw YORK FOR rHs MONTHS
JUNE.
, 1877-02-22
Ser W,tttertuoro 1T Spaisptae.

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Mfuttermorb in 3onispiae entnebmen mir
benz b~ortigen > Nn5siger1 ~fGlsenoe @in3elbei.
ten : Ml8 Der 2ohnfnbrmann Wi6ael Wc'
Sortbp Morsens ausfubr, li.b er ieine 5rau,
Sobanna McGartbp, IS Sabre oft uno lei.
uen Sobn Gimotbb, 10 Sabre alt. i'm 6auis
3uriid. Wtutter uno Sobn maren bon ben
9ausleuteu mentg benefit morben, bic nm
10 ubr bur1 &inber 2drm sema1t musbe,
oab Ttmotbp Uic@artbp feline Watter nm.
sebradt babe. Sen Sauslemt.n, melde
oagauf herbeiellten, bot li4 elm ibredll6er
anblid. Sn Der Slide log auf benz SUB.
booen Der lebloie &6rper Der Mutter !; aus
flaf1eneen Wunoen, Die ibs Der eiSene Sobn
NIT eiuem Belle bsigebraht bate, ftr1mte
oas glut. Ser Gbater iaB inseinem Stuble,
baS Inse anf bic Wtntter geridtet. Soiepb
Sifs8, etn Bsfannter pom Simotbp Mc&ar.
TIN, trat 5uert in bas Gunner uuo mpute
ben Chatter in isine Obbut nebmeu, bod Die
Qufforoeruna. ibm ju fOlsen, b%eantwortete
Eimotbp init Der Bite, i'm iibeu gu lafeu,
bis Die Mfut,er toot iei. Spdter nabm
Die Yoli,st bic @srbafiuus Dor. Ser foot.
llfe StreiA mar Der Gran nit einem Belle
psrlest poroen, mabridetnlt6 OILS fe i'm
9ehnfubl iih p%tebergefebt bate. UNI aus,us
ruben. Das Sell traf ite nit Der Sdnsioe
am Soroerfopf, 5erlGmetterte bic Sirnid,ale
nno leate baS @sbirn bios. Nls Der Dtut,
termDroer im Stationshauie ange.ommeu
mar. uerfisl er in Gobiudt, wuroe aber be.
rubigt uuO ipdter nod benz &ountp9efdng'
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uno rubt bic meiile 3eit auf benz Yett. Or
1T elm i6lanfer Wiann BON augenshuiem
aen6ern. lor9faltig s%efleipet nno mcrttars.
QIs er seirast mnrbe, murum er leiner Nut,
ter ben Eooesireid seaeten babe, an,wor.
tste er: lin lie Dor b1len0enten 81 j1iten.
sic moQten unier Saus nieberbrsnnen unb
eae i'd fe psrbrenneu lafie, min ih fe tobt
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nWte 1T msiue Wrtter? Mir 1T seiagt
woroen. fie befiube iid] mobler." Ser arnle
@abntnnise wurbe bel ieiuem @lauben se>
laiien. Nus meitersn Berihten ereisbt it.
oaB Der uuslidliae iunse Maun iih itets
muferhait betrug, bis er benz Wabniiuu Der.
fiel. gs mar Die 3drilittslt Der Wiuttsr,
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renbaus 9ebradt murbe.