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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
EMINENT TESTIMONIALS.

Although the LundbOrg Perfumes obtained
the highest awards the Centennial Exhibition II Is
especially gratifying to all Americans 20 observe the
opinion of Messrs Kuhlmann s, and De Wilde, the emil
nent French ard Belgian chemists representative Judges
of their respective Governments, which opinion further
more led TO most hatterng report TO the French Gov
eminent Ly its accredited agents IN this country,
whose object is to present in the form Of review the
leading representatives Of the important industries OF
the nation. The abOvenamed judges reported the fol-
lowing I'VE especially interested in studying the
manufacture of perumery in this county Nothing ia
aduIteration food than the
perumery the preparation OF which Ia deleerous
Our examination OF the American section has, we regret
20 say, shown few specimens which We could recon-
mend II therefore becomes the more necessary that we
should mention those products the anayu al examna-
ton OF which perfectly satisfactory to us. We
speak Of the perfumes prepared by the Lundborg pro-
cess and manufactured by tie house Of Young, Ladd
Coffin OF NewYOrk without stopping 70 give too long
a description, will cOnfne ourselves to mentioning
their California Water for the toilet and bath "a prepara
ton which perfectly healthfuD, and more especially
their Extracts for the Handkerchief the dstaton OF
which, being admirably combined, produces perfumes OF
great sweetness and delicacy, and with special prop
erty their own by which these extracts can unques-
tionaby enter into competition with those OF the best
known French and English makers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS
rFor other shin Ne,cs see second Pare. !


Snip j. Lewis S2i Halifax FAX Jrefy Mania July Jay 81
Helena oct o. ana BsaDadSe5 IAN ~ WIN sa a. hep Se
Good Hope from Aug II TO ser crossed the Equator
gales from BADGES and been II days west Of Bermuda and
Bark Xmeio Fri Chauyen catania 12Oaays with sulphur
10 Boyd Hncken Passed Gibraltar Dee 22
southern passage and had N. W. gales has had pilot
BARK Goethe er Schubert Bremen 90 days ballast
Chas Lining Co Came southern passage, and had " W
AMI gales Dec IL on the Lzar came IN SSsiga With
lost manast and the on board the barA. but find.
ing the brig nd not leak, returned 10 her . - .,
schr. Ada J. smontOn of BostoRl Hall Matanzas ls
DAYS with sugar to J. Lazerac = Co.. vessel re H. p Brown
scir Haitie Turner Hopper. Wilmington. n. c. dsya
" dhr aT Xns sr s H3a
HALIFAX N. s.. Feb. 3o-saied, steamship Circassian.
NOZZLE Feb 2C;-The Anchor Line steamship Bolivia,
Capt Small from NewYork Feb 10 for Glasgow arrived
DOMESTIC PORTS
NeWYors shps, Emma iayrS Vifgo Queenstown Golden
Rule Boston Passes.ArIlyrd steamship Gity Of Merida
ship Belle OBnen bark Resolue briggs Aurora Salvador
WiLNISGroy, y. g, Fe3 2O-Arriyed. brk Frank (Norl
Petersen lees. Cleared bark Augusta Teie (Ger Dre
M6mLE, Ala, Feb O-Arriyed. bark George Kremelberg
KEY WEsT Fla 2O-sailed schr. Veto (Amer) Pen.
BosroS Fe6 2oArrived baS Aired SeRroeder New
Castle, Eng scbrs kebecca NJ smith Grace Philadelphia:
Crane Kent Baltimore bark William Hales. doyt yapa-
Strong Hayags J. v Hail HuqsG1 Nsyark \ j.; Henry
Whitney, SlepperG, NJ Flanagan RcharlsOn.
Philadelphia Sailed. steamships Atlas and "m crane brig
Stockton.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 2O-ArrVed schr W. H. Pharo,
Edwards Nassau, y. p.
DARIRN Ca Feb 2O-Ceared. barKs Henry Drks tGerl,
mouth Grid tNOrl Liverpool sarah NOr), CherOourg
Lima (Ger.l Newport.
GALVESTON Feb 2U.-Arriy ed, bark Douglass campbell.
JOrdey sclrs. l. A Durham, Harris Boston Mary
Hood Phade pha Cleared. ship Choice Masters Liver.
Steamship Vctors De Boiiegui Norfolk schT.
die. Freethy Ruatan.
VINEYARD HAYES Feb 20-Arrived schrs T.. Fl. Furber,
Boston Ida Hudson, Baltimore for ROckland
Harriet Chase BEL York for St JOIN, " b.; Bramhal
EzaDetl port for Portland Alligator and T. j. Irfton PHIL
adcpha Portland Emma q. Edwards Philadelphia for
LYNN. sailed Nazarine BE- scrs Gov j. Y Smith,
Prussan General BIZ, Eyeine (Br, Thomas T. sDury,
Daylight Yankee Maid. James a Parsons j. b. Allen, TIA!
waiha, Mary Baker. Albert Clarence II. w. Pierce B. =
Young BTunt Il. l. Adams. Freddie Walter. Ella
Nav Eva May Florida Moro Castle Bennington East Wind
d. J. Lee Bramha Harriet Chase (3r) and +. II. FurDer
FRANCISCO, Feb 20-Ceared, ship ThirlmeTe (Br.)
Liverpool.
CHARLESTON, Feb 20.-Arr1ved U. =. steamship Huron,
Port ROYAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
THE NATIONAL VOTE
Contiuued from First Paxe.

worked himself out of the position Of undisputed
leadership was shown to-day, when only 81 members
acted in the policy of preventing the completion OF
the count of the electoral votes which he so holly
advocated last night.
To-day Mr.. Randall surpassed all his previous par
tisan performances by placing a substitute IN the
chair for an hour and going about among the Demo-
cratic members, stimulating and organizing the
movement to defeat the count by tihbustering. Ii
is reported that he circulated paper for signatures
plcdgng the sgners TO resort to all possible dilatory
motions to prevent the Commission and the joint
convention from completing their work 1t thus APP
pears that the third officer in the Government Is en-
gagged in an attempt to inclte anarchy and reyolu-
ton.
Whatever shape the organization OF the next
House NAV assume, whether it be controlled by
Democrats. Republicans. or by a fusion party inn
provised for the il appears clear that sam
uel j. Randall will not be the Speaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
DIED.

ing 90 1877, Homer X T. Blake aged % years Of
Mary Elanaran and capt Homer G Blake, l. ;. Navy.
Notice OF funeral ia tomOTrOw's papers.
DEMAREST-At Planneld. " j., on Monday 18th nst
John Demares junior member Of the firm Of DemaFest
JOraienOn In the 36th year u his age.
Funeral ices from his late residence Wednesday pa
O'Clock. Trains leave foot VI Lberst at Clock Trn.
ing az O'Clock. Carriages az depot
EGLESTON-At New Brighton = L. Sunday morning,
the 18th inst Adelaide daughter Of m e. ana Ela L.
The relatives and friends II the family are respectfully invited
attend her funeral from Christ Church. New Brighton,
boat leaves PIER at II: 5 l. m.
ZELDA Riverside Conn Sabbath morning, Feb ID
Emily Augustus ied, aged 81 years.
viii be OF brother in.
O'Clock M New Haven train will lave Grand Central De-
pot az 1910 o'clock Ghe friends respectfully
vited 10 attend without further notice.
HUL-Suddeny, the 2Oth inst, Cornwall on the IIui.
Rachel we Of James 3 Huh, IN the I'D year Of
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
a hSTh ' Rev MT & caa S S mle s
train Eue nai' road Tor Cornwall station,
% 5l7 p. m tram down.
MCILVAIN the 10Th inst the her son.
inlay I9hR H. HsSSSa a no. a t Es1 3, st.
Funeral services will be held In Cincinnati.
sAVAGE-Ou the 2Oth February, 1877 Mrs Elizabeth A.
SAVAGE OF Fordham widow Of the late John Savage esq
the 6gth year Of her age.
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
STRAUCH-At College Point. Feb 90 Dr. Christian Sfauch
aged % years ii months and % days
Funeral from bis late residence ON Thursday the 22d inst
IL O'Clock a. m.
TAYLOR-oR the 10Th inst Robert Taylor the i5h year
Of his age
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral his late Tssnce
No 439 West Twenty hrsts, Wednesday afternoon
o'clock without further invitation.
WRIGHT-On Monday Feb 49, her residence In BROOKLYN
Mrs.. Nancy Wright, widow OF the late Amasa right cd
Friends Of the family are invited attend funeral services AZ
the Presbyterian Church OF Brooklyn Henr, Sc near
Clark, ON Wednesday Feb. 81, az O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
MUSICAL NOTES.

On Monday night Theodore Thomas began
stwo-veeks' season OF concerts III Boston.
The days fixed for the Handel festival at the
Cry st Palace -ydennHn, are June ~ %, ~ ana %
Miss Emma Abbott has been on tour
hIvlsh some Of tie provincial cities ana see' " Ia
met VITA a fair measure OF success
Edmund c. Stedman has lately written a
Creole Lovers Song" which Dudley BUCK mas set 10
music for the April mum Der Of The A atlantic Monthly
Annie Louise Cary has written TO her friends
tha Sue viii leave Russia for March T. sue wiz
sng tIs year as usual AZ the Bates and BOwdOn College
commandments.
Miss AbbOtt's debut in Italian opera VIII
TAX place 40 the Academy ~ Music Friday evening"
Nnen she will sing In La Figlia del Reggiment0' enc
W repeat the opera at The matinee ON saturday Inc
se of egs and boxes begins to-day at the Academy
And al the usual music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
HAYES AS PRESIDENT PRO TEN.
A DEMOCRATIC PANIC-sHERMAN TO RESIGN AMI
HAYES TO BE SENT TO THE SENATE.

DEMOCRATIC PANIC-sHERMAN TO RESIGN AND
HAYES TO BE SENT TO THE SENATE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS, Ohio Feb. 20.-DemOcrats claim 10
have discovered q scheme the part of the Repub-
licans which would defeat them should they
succeed in delaying the count until after the nth Of
March The plot they have it, is that as soon as
Republicans are confident that the count Will not
be allowed to proceed, John Sherman will tender
his resignation as Senator. The Legislature being
in session, vacancy will be declared, and Gov.
Hayes elected to fill the uneXpred term in the Sen
ate. Gov Hayes will be made President pro TEN.
and Acting President until another cleo
ton can be held. The subject has
caused considerable talk in quiet way.
and may have been the cause of a portion of the
Democratic caucus telegraPhing the ONO delegation
in Congress last night that they are opposed to
delaying the count and do not wish to he considered
as approving the protest which was sent to Speaker
Randall urging upon the House to use all legitimate
means to defeat continuation of the count. There
seems to be no doubt that a number of Democrats
believe that the above programme Will carried out
should it be found necessary to do so. Among the
callers at the Governors Office to-day was Gen.
Thomas Brown, COngressman-clect from Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

-. ,,s senate met and the debate began. Until the
VI ,.nt OF the hours allotted for debate nad
Ia-l M she few Democratic Senators who were In the
pc ere eagerly expecting the arrival OF the Bneher
tVhDd turr the ade ~ victory in their favor, but
NLItSngs old party friends had succeeded too we'll
gs5lf Of their prayers and arguments was that he
-. ed 20 remain away rom the chamber ana neither
:. ..,sak nor Ia vote upon the subject"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
MUSIC.
ILLNESS OF MME. EssIpOFF.

ILLNESS Or MIMI, Eo0IIVTI'
Owing to a serious indispOstlOn on the part
Of Nine EssipOG he OF last evening had TO he
gwen ND. Thai OF Thursday afternoon WILL however
certainly take place. and at il she will play with NJ
Yyen Beethoyen's Sonata for piano and VIOLIN Op "a
and also a Prelude and Fugue by Mendelssohn, Op o.
No. d G,gue in + sharp minor by Handel; sonata Ia
A MAJOR Dy scarlattI "LAyeu," by Deschetlzkii md-
EuTka, Op 80. NO MaZurka, OPP. 30, No A, ana EJde
Op. IS, No >. by Chopin Kublnstens Barcar0e ~ u
and waltz in c major by Raf. Mile Palma Will also
sing and u. Nvien viii play some violin pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

the three of Nevada the ground that the electo
L. NJ. Daggett at the time OF his appointment, and
for long time previously and thereafter continued %
be United Commissioner for the Circuit and Dis
trct Courts OF the United States in the District OF Ne
vada.
The objection Ia signed by Messrs Springer. Tucker
Vance OF Ohio Sparks Savage Mash and jerks Repre-
seniaves, and by 5gnators Barpum Wallace aud Here
ford.
The objection having read the Senators withdrew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
OTHER FIRES.

BosToN, Mass, Feb. 2O.-The residence OF
Walter Aiken in Franklin Falls, n H., one of the finest
IN the state was burned to-day. The loss is $4,000:
Insurance.
BosroN, Mass, Feb. 20.-The box factory
of spoiIord Il son. Marblehead, Mass was burned TO
day also 5000 feet of lumber. The loss is about
$1,000; insurance light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

IF that man is a phlanthropist who makes two
blades grass grow where bat before what
Of g. T. Rabbit who, with his Olet soap makes two
clean hands clean before verbal
given in every ell regulated familyJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. 21-l m.-Yesterday's curve
OF pressure left off the point at which 1t began
and remained low and declining. Although the
OF yesterdays temperature below freezing point
it ended in comparatively greater warmth The per-
centage OF moisture the air las somewhat increased
Two days Of warmer weather and lght winds are 70 no
expected I'm this city and vicinity. Partial cloudnrss
and n smes n somewhat threatening sky probable
to-day; TO morrow IL likely IN be- clearer but hazy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
syRACUsE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Feb. 20.-At the charter
election to-day James Belden Repubcan,wa elected
MAYOR by 1853 ma ritV. The Republicans carry every
ward in the city, ON ldermen and SUPERVISORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
Speual NoIiess.

Bair's Pills.-rhe Great English Remedy ana
Rheumatism Box "a pills. 81 20, by mail HI. PLANrEN 4
SON Agents 22i william IT, New York. sold druggists
Patents Trademarks, &C..
secured in the United states foreign
ARTHUR V. BRIESEN'S PATENT AGENCY,
100 broadway New-York.
Best references Send FOR book Of instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
Fifty Per Cent saved
by using HIGGN5s GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP.

Yoa notsold but have Gray Hair. why don't ,oa
PAgKBRs HAIR BALsAM You certainly prefer the
and ygor the badness that follows neglect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer warmer winds, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather except possibly 10 Maine and tho Cana
dian Provinces, winds shifting TO cooler eastery with
riafn har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
CAUSE OF A SENATE OFFICERS VISIT.

CAUSE OF A SENATE OFFICERS VISIT.
ATTEMPT TO FIND AN INTIMATE FRIEND OF PATRICK.
James J. Christie, Assistant Sergeant-at- Arms
of the T. g. Senate. arrived in New-York on Monday
morning. Maintaining some reticence concerning the
reasons for his presence NewYOr, Mr. Christie called
upon Police superintendent Wallins Mr.. Christie
the reporters who sought to learn the reason
OF the visit that it had nothing to do with political
Investigations IL was stated evening, however. that
MI Christie intended with the proper processes
person known Is Irwin Davis, who has been intimate
with Patrick the author OF the celebrated GObble" dis
paCch Up To a late hour last night MI Christie had
failed TO find his who bears the reputation OF Oelng
very acute DAVIS doubtless knew OF Clristcs arrival
in time to leave his quarters at the St Mich
Olas Hotel Nor the sergcant's inquiries Ill Wast
ard in D.yss accustomed hauuts elected any miOrma-
ton a. 10 where he ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
prrrsRuRGH MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, Feb. 2O.-Liddell, Demo-
crat was elected Mayor to-day, and MCCARTHY, Demo
crat. Controller KIgore, Republican, was elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

fTh, diagram variations IN tn, nths
Of divisions 81 tns f5T The
midnight Tho ris the oscillations Of
be meTcur ~ dlnng hogral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

Treasurer over Cosgroye, Democrat Lddells majority
over HUMPHREYS Republican in II Of the l0l precincts,
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

After the Senate had again RETIRED Mr. springer DEM
Ill moved that the House ta@e recess uli'i' Az ~
tomorrow. . ,o ,...i,o, Tho r,,ti,p
tr. Vaa +" and the motion was declared carrled
ri uouse therefore, at 6:lJ o'clock took recess TIL
the yot on the question OF recess (afer me sepa
rfon IN tho Michigan count may be regarded as SOME
what Indicative, the affirmative vote 10 gwen al luz 80
f,II,V- Ial DpmOcratsl:
, 1877-01-30
Giner Der 5rnif inbt.

gu bemBaltpr zines niht melt ppn8erz
lin selesenen 9prfes fam elm alter9auet
nit 10 tiefbetriibten Geiidt, oab ibn Der
@eiitli6e mitleiois nit ben @prten am
reoete: ySbr babt wobl 1nslid sebabt
alter Sater, erSdblt nur, mas Sud ieblt,
pamit i6 Sud trDiten fann!"
uNd Baitor," enteesnete Der Bauer,
noem ct in lautes @einen ausbra6,
mir sebt es redt idledt. SD bin ieb
20 Sabre alt unb babe bas lnglid, bab
meme Srau nit Der i'd nun idon iber
46 Sabre perbeiratbet bin, bereits felt
II @Oden idwer tranf liegt. Sic fann
nidt pieoer geluno weroen, Der Spftpr
bat mir seiast, iie tDnne b6ditens nod
ein Baar @p6ea leben. @as ipa i'd
alter Mann, Der 8flese n6tbis bat, nun
ganS ALIEN anfansen ?"
Ser gaitpr periudte ben nod INNER
beftig weinenoen damn nit allerbano
SrpitiprIden aus Der Sibel gu beirut
bisen, Der Bauer bbrte ibn cine @eile
aud IT'LL nit an, miibte oann aber nit
umsefebrten t6ano bic Sbrdnen aus ben
Nugen uno e%ntgegnete:
Sic, ne, 6err 9aitpr, bab lit stiles
nidts, oamit meroe id nidt gepflest, i6
mub mieoer beiratben, uno pa wplte i6
pann bitten, pab MIDI Der SEER 8aitor
nit Der Nnnelieie BON meinem 9pfe int
mer aufbieten tbdte, bamit ib ite glei6
beiratben tain, wenn meme Srau se=
itprben lit. Seben Sic, bic glnnelieie
bat periprcden, nann au6 meme Srau
bis sum Spoe eben 10 gut Su pilesen,
wie mid alien Wtann. llnb 10 lit es bod
fir uns Mae Suiammen bas Bette, Sic
eieten uns INNER auf!"-
, 1877-01-30
Giniae cute Oriinoe:

1.-Gine meme CrRnbuna, sranbIt6 t0szti
uuo eethert burb Tatent.
2.-Waht einsn ! ifnrnme 2aE.GnA,
slsia auf 5eioen eeiteit, an alien Irten bon StofYsa.
3.-Sanft Ieiht, ianft, gerdui4lcs uno raf@-bspr
6 ombimotinn BON @iseuIbaften.
4.-Dauerbaft IaaftSobre Ian obre gspa'
satursn.
5.-8 errt@,et a1te Nrten BON M>bst,
ino Gancp NGbereien IN elmer por3i9litengBetIt.
6.-Sit fir otn grbeiter iebr Gei9t 5u a n D.
5aben. Die 9ar9e bet glide fam resutirt iperben,
foabreno bic WtaiAine i'm Gan9e 1T, uno oieIe fam
nit cirein Saoen ~psrieps, sosrOen, obne bab perielbe
5arb Sbder gu gebet bal.
S.-Ilau elm ( a d, iiu1retd, elegant. inosn
ssr Std OBJ II ben cebrauh bon Cog 2Bbeel Gears.
Rotarp Cams u,o 4euer 4rms forrnirt nitro. Dot 0tn
utomati @rDp Gesp, pelber Ell n q letds
m6Btse Sarge bes Sti DIES BET irgeno
liner 6ei d wtnoi9feit itaert. Dat unIeren
Aeu,n Sbreub 9ontro1fer, tpel9er cine slet@.
nldBiGe &e,ueauna Der Wseole-Dar ertaubt uno e,usr
Serlesung oes Eabens porbeuat.
Sc ouitruetion d II s { - Tsr9fd1tig nuo ooa'
snoet. Sit fubri,irt bon sen 9ci4idteften an o
rfahrente Wrb-ittrn in Der beribinIss
Jtemimstpm airmorp. sSapu, q. o. @biiaselpp,a
cifcc: $50 tsbcEnut Strnsr, 2Nf7mos.
, 1877-01-30
Sefentli6e Danfiasuns.

Mms;ue aus sinsm Briefe ssn .. &siamhl.
Ter, Butt, 5utparb County, Soma, an isinsn
Gpbn s. 5einmuler. &sbafteut bss sAlba.
MP Serolb".
...... SD tann niGt umbin, did 3u BIT.
ten, TIT Deitfm Slatte uniern TfentliGen 0onl
fur bic 5eilung G>einer Muttrr hurb Dr.
Mu g. RSni9's 5amburser GroPfeE
aus5ulpreben. @ie Ou peiBt, lit bic liebs
SHUTTER an etnem ibtperen 2eberIsibei1, nnc
ielblf bic Silfe unierer Merste mar pergebli6.
Wir prpbirten bic Samburser Grppfen, nnc
puroe bxfa ben @ebrau9 b~erfelten bic &C.
lunobeit Der Muttsr wieber gang bereefsat-
SD wiinide Du %tpirbeff bic 6amburger
Mebtctnen thinner anf's Bette empfeblen,
benin ite ba5en f9 auf's 8urtrefni9lts in uals'
Ter 5amilie bcwabrt.
, 1877-01-30
&nrnnralsmIrhe.

Wd6renb Der dmerifanil6en Hepplu=
tipn rift elm OfiiSier in Gipiltleibung an
elmer Mbtbeilung ppn Sploaten beran,
bic bamit bei6dftist waren, cine feline
&eppute in beiIeren 3uitanb gu ieten.-
Ser Gpmmanbant Der fleinen S6aar
CAB leinen llntergebenen Sefeble in 8e=
Sus auf einen Salten, Der auf bic 8efe=
itisuusen binaufseibpben weroen iplte.
9erielbe mar aber gu idwer, unb Der
tleine srpBe Wann %cpmmanpirte balp 10,
balo 10.
Ser Off;ier belt iein 9fero an, ais
er an Die Steae gefpmmen mar, unp ais
ct lab, bab bic wenisen 2eute pas grpbe
Stad t9pl; faum beWesen tpnnten, fraste
er ben 8efeblenoen:
r@arum fabt Sbr ni6t ebenfals an =?
r9err," iagte Der 2ebtere, iiber pieie
6rase auseniheinlid b6dlt perwunoert
unp nit mabrbaft flritlihen Stpl;e in
Saltung nno Sprade, lid bin elm &pr>
ppral."
,M6 mirtli6," entsesnete Der OfiSier
oardut. uSds bate lh nlht benlertt.-
9tun, 9err &prppral. babel nabm er
ieinen 6ut alb unp perbeuste lid-npann
bitt i'd um Serseibung."
Saraui itieg er ppn ieinem Yferoe,
banb paiielbe an uno bali nit beben, biz
ibm Der S6weib in srpBen Srppfen aul
Der Stirn itanb. @ls bann bas Spl;s
itld iid an Der STEELE befanb, wpbin es
bate 9ebradt meroen iolen, wanote lid
Der Sremoe an ben &prppral uno iagte
c6err epmmanpirenber&prppral!@en
sic wieper cine iplde Mrbeit perridter
unp nibt 2eute senug baben, 10 I6idet
Sic nur gu ibrem Observation-Disclosures, uni
id werpe Sbnen aud gum Smeiten 0tal
belfen."
Ser &prppral ltanb ba, pie ppm Sli
te setrofien. Ser Heiter par @aibing
ton.
, 1877-01-30
2eihen Der 2eit.

Sin fleiner Tabafslpecu(ant in einer
iiiGoeutiden Sanoelsltaot, Der itd bisber
Der llnteritiibung zines Commits beoiente,
er0finete oem lelben urlter benz Ntsorud
le6baften geoauerns, baB ct BET ben
idledten s3eiten fei1e geiddftisuns fit
i'm babe uno ibn oesbalb bitten miiiie,
li6 anoermeitig um cine Ste0e unt3ltz
ieben. n8enn sic aber ourd)aus nit
mir suiamntenbleiben wollen, 10 idla9e
td) Sbnen bot, mein - S6eilbaber srt
iperoer !"
, 1877-01-30

bin?" bran9t iid einem nniptdfitlih
mieoer auf, wern man in einem ai'erls
fanilAen 0iatte licIt, baB in ben Sereiz
niqten Stoaten ieet odt Ndbnaoelfabrifen
criiti,en, Die tdeli@ AZ Diinioneu Naoeln
iabricjren. auBerbem werbsn td9lid rs
81 nlouen importirt. ga oieictbcn uere
fault peroen, fam nan NIT @eiulbbelt
onncbn1eu, ba6 Y Wtilionen 0tateln
tdalid perloren eeDer, ooer $4,000 leoe
Winute.
, 1877-01-30

9atfamtc Sprup TT feine Yatent.
Mebi,in, lonoern eiu altes Yrdparat mad Der
Wiirtemberaiidlen Staats. Ybarmacop0a, NIB
miro in 9eutihlauo BON all II Ier,ten Der.
oronet. Sc 1T baS iiterlte Dfittel fir Grtdl'
tun9en jeoel art, Seilcrfeit, 8eblfopfentsiiip
onug, Srritation Der Stlmme &C. Sebe Gr.
taltuu9 miro iiher gebeilt, wenn aettl9genrg
oenoinlleu, nm uilen itlimmen Nul9en Dor.
,utsaeen. Gebrauht nur cine Tlaihe, I'M
Sud Su ii%berseusen. gSiro iiberal bin per-
idlidt. Hrels 80 StS. unp Die 9roBe Blalte
$1.00. Seoer Apotbefer miro eS fir Gudl
be,ieben, meun Shr eS niht brett geldidt
baben MOTT bon 81. @iSner, oeutider Apo.
hefer. 1900 &Q!HmbiQ 2lps.. Yhila. 2auupia ~
, 1877-01-30

- Cine Sausfrau, bie in
einem siernlid ~entlegenen Staottbeile Die
brittle Stage eines Sati es beipobnt, iacbt
oureh oaS Snteli9en;blatt ein Oienltmdoe
deu. gnocren Cages ite0t iid aud eia
Maoden, oas red)t %reiollt altsid)aut, ein,
ltno nad ben iibliden S~orfragen uno
8eantiportltngen la9t Die Sausfrau
so, MIN setge tltir NAL betn Oienltz
bud,"
pWtetn 9ienitbud? s, Waoamefen,
iueun t) Ell Dienltbud bdtte, benn miro
i'd mol 9eraoe in bieie Se9eno 3ieben, url
bret 2reppen bod"