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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-17
Unitea s.a,e. pebt sta,ement.

The debt statement for the LIST of September shows
n decrease of the debt during the previous month of
So 669 53S rs, which is considerably more than for
the preceding mouth, and is due in part to the in
creased receipts from import duties. The coin in the
Treasury is down at Sl06, 904 1885, but how much
of this silver is not stated. The called bonds and
unpaid interest amounts to 274ll 49, and the coin
certificates to $3S 525 AGO. leaving $40 90S 349 of
coin at the Governments disposal. This accumua
ton of specie in connection with the fact of steady
decline in the price of gold has been referred to, and
with reason by Mr.. Sherman extremely
gng. The outstanding legal tenders the LIST
S35S ,040 096. watch includes the old demand notes.
The national bank notes were s3l5 ,26o ,s2s.
Serious Fire ut Providence.
Providence, September 27th.-A FIRE broke out
this evening in Waldron, Wghtman & Co.'s build
ing, in the centre of several of the best business
blocks the Post Office. The FIRE spread rapidly.
and reached the next building to the Post Office.
All the buildings fire new, frst-class brick or
ones, but present obstacles to the fire. The
flames have reached the building occupied by the
Eoeniny Press. and the Journal office is lin danger.
Tho loss is already very large. The whole City Fire
Department is out. and aid has been asked of Paw
tucket and New York.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Providence, September 27th.-The FIRE is probably
about under control. Buildings two sides of the
|. Post Office are destroyed, but the Government
building of graEite will probably resist the fire.
The Journal folks have moved their new type aud
hles, but think The danger Is over. Inc fress Of
ice is still in danger the roof having been partial
| ly crushed by falling walls
The First Light Infantry has been ordered out,
and is now guarding property. The worst is pro-
badly over.
THE LOSS.
The loss is estimated from incomplete returs a
5000 600 to 81, GOO Insurance $500 900 TO $780, 900
! Work is actually to be begun the coming fall OF
| the tunnel under the Hudson River. to connec
New York with Jersey City.
| Mrs. Moody is teaching large Bible class o
| men at Northfield Mass, this summer.
Miss Kellogg, the singer announces her pur'
pose OF founding in New York musical colleg
| for both sexes.
Richmond, August Ex-senator Morton's con
dition continues to improve.
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FATE OF THE WRECKED WHALEMES.-By recent
arrivals we had hoped TO have continuation of the
report previously received, of the safety of the men,
some seventy in number, who remained over from
the wrecked whalers last season. In this are
sorry 10 say we have been disappointed. The New
ton Booth whose arrival at San Francisco is else
where referred TO, reports that only two of the
wrecked men had arrived at Point Barrow aud that
all the rest were supposed TO be lost This is how
ever supposition rather than certainty. 1t will be
noticed that the two who reached Point Barrow,
are said to have been Kanakas.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-17

s5g- Our latest foreign arrivals inform Us that
Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan has received and accepted
the Democratic nomination for Governor of the
State of New Jersey. The platform laid down by
the Convention which nominated him, among other
things: 'denounces the frauds and crimes that pre-
vented Tden and Hendricks occupying the posi-
lions TO which they were chosen by the popular
and Electoral vote-congratulates the people that
President Hayes found it necessary to adopt the
Democratic policy in order to command the respect
Of any portion of the people, &c" George never
was very particular about platforms, if he could
only get nomination.
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FINE PORTRAIT PAINTING IN HoHoLULU.-In the
GAZETTE of September 18th we copied two articles,
from the San francisco Call and Post, describing
portraits of His Majesty and the late Prince Leleio-
hoku, executed in colored crayons by Taber q Co.
of that city and then on exhibition at the Mechan-
les Fair We do not doubt that the pictures in
question deserved the high encomiums bestowed
on them by the SaR Francisco papers, but we can
assure our readers that it is entirely unnecessary
for them to send TO San Francisco for first class
work 10 this line. Careful personal observation has
satisfied us and we think will satisfy readers
well, that the work now being executed at Dick
ments of the most fastidious among US. Mr.. J..
Hansen, Mr. Dlckson's artist has recently COM
peted life size portrait OF the late Prince in oil,
which combines in high degtee the merit OF being
handsome picture and at the same time an excel
lent likeness This portrait which is taken three
quarters length and represents the Prince in sit
ting posture and dressed in full uniform, ought TO
find ready purchaser among the friends aud ad.
mirers If His Late Royal Hghness. Mr. Aanssen
is now engaged upon very handsome picture Of
His Msjesly, in water colors. This, which lie in
what artists call cabinet size" is duplicate of one
recently finished, with which His Majesty was SC
\ much pleased that be Immediately ordered five
copies to be made Among the other specimens o
| Mr.. nanssens skill, to be seen at Mr. Dlekson'i
gallery, are very handsome cabinet size picture
Her Majesty, in colors aud two portraits OF himself
finished IN lndia-ink. 1t will repay anyone who Il
interested In such matters, 10 step into Mr.. Dick
sons and see for themselves the style OF work which
/ can cow be turned ont in Honolulu.
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PoRr or EIO N0LULU.


ARRIVED
O. d -Bgfnr Meuifor, Einrrsgu fl0m Eureka, Gal
S1tr Harr Ellen, kusnuui, from iiio Hawaii.
hE seer N~rA d., kr8rier. from Newcastle
ll-@-hr rlAulE- ruazhivFa from KonA Hawaii
e-tr Nrftiu Merrill. Crane. frcf LaiainA-
s-hs LairtA Dexter, from Arctic.
1T drauil Eship jamestown. Glass, from cruise.
S-hr rgauiu1hi. Maiaihl from Hanaiei.
S-ar kaparagNhi, Clark. from kauai-
Is-@1lr IA Never, Brtwu, u days from San Fran
r--zr Fnirv Queen. Beat, from kohAls-
Sctlr Lenhl kAaiua- fruE kuhAlA
scar Prince. Beck. frum houa & Kan, Hawaii
l4-Schr IA sai, Reynolds, from Kahuili.
1s---hr kunElAu.s. Naaa. from Kuhaia-
Ermr LiEsiiks, Shepherd from Nlndward Ports.
scar Giafiarai ApiaEi. Weess, from Faanius Is.
An schr Una, Fts1dsrd, IS days from san Franelso'
Sea- MHuuaEavlai Pake. from NaWiWili
zB-schr Mnr8an. Christian. from keipA and WaimeA-
Sckr WAilele. Kaiauao, from Maiko.
SAILED
Ga rcs-i1r Nnrris. ksAiahnnui. for Moukai.
MHritr Nars-sy, Pore, for Portland
Scar MHlsle- knlAGSo. for MAliEo.
scar MnuuaEawAi. PaEs. for NawilwilL
scar KainA. far kAu-
E--schr Mnry Ellen EEainA, for ESQ
lg-S-hr MKry Ellen kaaius. Tor Hiio
scar KaEauluah8. MaiAihi f,r Hamlet Kauai,
rsehr Nerfie Merrill. Crane. for Lahana-
Am s-hr glseuh Mooliet. for GuNnO Island
Schr PneoEAhi. Ciarse far kHlihiwai, Kauai
Sehr uliAnia. PuHahiwA- for kehAiA
ns-Setr MuuaakuuAi. pzke. fsr Nawil~ii.
S1tnr LfEsike Shepherd. for wind~ard Ports
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rF- Among the passengers by the Australia en-
route for San Francisco on Tuesday last, was Mr..
Dampier, actor, who with his two little girls
has been giving series of performance, in the
Colonies aud whose ability in his profession is very
highly spoken OF by the press. We regret that the
steamer did not arrive at au early enough hour on
Monday to allow time to arrange performance for
TINT evening.
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The Cars Determination.
AMERICAN NEWS.

Intelligen from Wilmington. Delaware indicates
that ex-senator James A. Baysrd is rapidly failing
in physical vgor, although his mind continues as
clear
full meeting of citizens, irrespective Of party,
presided over by Mayor Augur, of Atlanta, Georgia,
extended unanimous invitation to President Hayes
and Cabinet to visit Atanta. aud appointed a CON-
mittee of twenty, with Elk United States Senator
Miller as Chairman, to meet the party at Chatlanoo-
"a on Thursday.
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A PROLIFIC FAMILY. = The Worcester, Mass,
Spy has the following account of a family in Berk-
shire: "Mrs. Tatro of Washington, who is locally
notable as the mother IS children it apperrs is
ly one OF an equally fecund family Herfathers first
wife bore him q children and his second wife FIVE.
One of her sisters is the mother of 10 children and
a brother is father of l6 The other brothers and
sisters are dead. One of her daughters has borne
Il children, another 10, aud third 2. They tell
the story also Of one of her auns, that in the first
three years after her marriage, which was at the
age Of So she gave birth 10 three of triples.
Sixteen of Mrs.. Tatro's Is children now living,
the Youngest five years old, the eldest 81" II the
above family could be induced to come and settle
IN Hawaii II would help materially in solving
the troublesome question of population.
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WAR M & w Q.
RnssIa,s Disastrous Campaign England
Uneasy.

hn9Sfa'1 Disastrous bShMPaiBn-EnBkn
Uneasy.
Chicago sentember 1sth-The Times London
special saws: Unless there-i is special interposi-
ton of Providence the Russian invasion Of Buga-
ria Is substantially at an end- henceforth de-
iensive movements will be resorteo to, TO escape an
utilization England is uneasy, tearing that another
campaign will involve Germany. Earnest efforts
will made to induce the Porte to offer fair terms
of peace but the enterprise Is probably hopeless
Russia, after all her appalling losses VIII De forced
10 commence another campaign where SHE began
IL the present season.
The Empress OF Russia will shortly visit Moscow,
Kie aud Jassy, to inspect the hospitals, and VIII
meet the Car al Bucharest. A telegram from Til
lis coutradicts Mukhtar Pasha's report that Arda-
han had been evacuated by the Russians, and says
the garrison had been increased TO twelve baitali-
ous OF infantry aud six squadrons oil cavalry
In Asia.
London, September 5ih.-A telegram from Err
zeronm says: The Russians are coufning thenl-
selves to a defensive attitude. The Russian cen
tire is bringing up artillery from Alexandropo TO
defend their camp al gBaldirval, In the event of
attack by Mukhtar Pasha, while ON the left Gen
eral Gergukassoff is fortiyiug his positions near
lgdyr to command the roads leading TO the
plains Of Eriyan.
The Cars Determination.
At the Russian headquarters il is stated that no
overtures for peace will be listened TO until after
some overwhelming victory when the Gar can
dictate his own conditions. The Russians ATE de-
termined to fight TO the last, and the Car has re-
Gently declared that he will return 10 Russia Ell
ther dead OF victorious.
Ezrroum, September 25th.-It is rumored that
the Russian garrison of Arabian has received re-
enforcement of eight bataiuus. The Russian centre
Is also reinforced, aud now contains sIxty-Iogr bat
talions of infantry. part OF these reinforcement
were drawn from General Tergus,ofTs lurce, which
now consists only of twelve bartaons.
London, September 25th.-The Daily news in a
summary OF the war, considers 1t evident that the
Russian Staff has been again eutwtted aud has per
mitted important aid to reach Osnan Pasha.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-17

oBsrRUcTING THE HIGHwAYs.-several COM
plants have been made to us lately The manner
in which mechanics of different kinds, engaged in
the construction an. repairing of buildings, are al
lowed 20 obstruct the public thorougbtares. When
work of this kind is going it is of course neces
sary that more or less lumber and other materials
should be around, bnt they should not be allowed
to remain in the public streets longer than is abso
lutely required and the parties interested should be
compelled to place and arrange them in such a
manner as to offer The least possible obstruction to
travel. We think it can hardly be claimed that
these very reasonable requirements have been com
piled with In all cases recently. DISTINCTIONS OF
The kind referred to particularly dangerous at
night in q town like Honolulu, where the streets
are almost entirely unligbted and where persons
having occasion 20 out after dark on those nights
when the moon does not give her light, are com :
PEELED most emphatically 20 walk by faith and
not by sight"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-17

MOONLIGHT CoNcERTs IN EMMA SQUARE The
band under the direction Of Mr. Berger will give a
concert in Emma Square tomorrow CThursday)
evening at ~ o'clock; also Saturday evening at
the same hour aud place instead of at the usual
honr on Saturday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-17

rE- The Likelike did not return TO Honolulu
from her trip TO Hawaii until Monday morning.
Owing to the rough weather, Captain Shepherd did
not consider it prudent to attempt to land either
freight OF passengers at Punaluu. She left at the
usual hour yesterday afternoon for the circuit OF
Hawaii and will not return until Tuesday of next
week She will then go to Kauai and return in
time to make her regular trip TO windward the
week following See new time table.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-17
VESSELS Nv PORT.


mEE1HASrNES-
EHw s-h- civaEuui Aaisai. Weeks
Eznw isrtr gulm V ArerF, Avery, io4ding
an. G.hr c IL Ward. kinE
An sea .rn~r EauAnEA. Asl4ers cscharginE.
An nrhr LnirsA 9rKter.
Ar aahr Gens-si barney. Trip.
Am s-iiiastr6 s-hr II IA. Stslaart. ctschArgtuE.
Ar srhr W u Nryrr. Brown, dischArgsng-
An hEEut Nanisar. Emerson
An ~ Sierra Nevada kns-ner. discharging.
An hstu. A Fsikiubure. HubbArt discharEing.
Am t-ir Onward. EidridEe-
ia z Wyliie. dischareinE-
NAVAL.
Frsnrh wnrship Limier, Commander Puech.
4 trn ntugEhlp sHunHsto~n, Commander Glaat.
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ANOTHER MEETING IN THE CRcrs TExT.-Reli-
gious services under the charge Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will be held in the circus
tent on the Esplauade, on Sunday evening next at
~ O'Clock The public cordially invited to
attend
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~ The French Commissioner aud Madame
Ballieu gave reception yesterday afternoon, al
their residence BeretHne Street. in honor of the
o. S Minister Resident and Mrs. Comfy, and also
the Officers of The Limier. The band under the di-
rection Of Mr. Berger were present and furnished
the music for the OCCASION
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IB We desire On behalf OF ourselves and our
compositors, 10 thank our friend Mr. Dwight for
the supply of delicious wedding cake to our
Office on the occasion of his daughters marriage.
We hope the future life of the newly married cou-
pie may be as fall Of happiness and good luck as
the cake was of plums
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t9- The schooner W. H. Never which arrived
Gu Saturday last had splendid run down from
San Francisco, arriving here la fourteen days She
brings San Francisco papers down to Sept. 2elh
inclusive, but DO mail
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The MAORI COMMONWEALTH will be observed
that Lord Macaulry's New Zealander'' replies to
his sssaants in to-day's GAZETTE. We do not see
that much good is TO be attained by prolonging this
discussion beyond it's present limits.
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RAa@ENGEKA.

F-u= wfnsTErc Purrx per Likelke. Oct is.-c IA Rose
rE dnur1er MrE sayu. Mrs sunter Aad daughter, Mr.
-. M Hart Mss I E11us1u. Miss Wright, II Mac
..riaps q caruWrl, 9 Armstrong. Ms J w Gay and
afs Mr. EMnAinpiis Aa Mia NahaoielnA. W kAluA,
- Fu-wsHorrh and s. deck
- M.raunrG Fsrta per ifksifke, Oct ls-H Pierce
M. wrwmrrnf nnG snr. Ms A BAlrtn, Ia NAhAoeluR
49, E1snsissaa and son c Along " ArmitAes. W
gn-s.~rEL n Media Capt Tripp and wife L Austin.
Pu-unn. q Al Tcwasyr J Baldwin, Armstrong. and
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MAR RHED.

rELrnEE-EDrNT.-Int this city, Oct 10. BY Rev.
Mr RimnMhnrn joan william PfuEsr Emliy only dauEh-
HrnrT Ms1nr. M. q. 81 Meib01rne. Australia
LIVE IDT-LW lESI.-la y city Oct H. BY the Rev
H. DuEht Mr. ,. II. L0rssF q Hiss Iuliette Dwight.
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- Passaud pes bark Matte NAreAy Oct s.--61s gals
= ,rr.usi-s u5l o. rans salt s-7-n lbs sugar.
~ N Franrinan per "a Murray, Oct 500 bnchs
humn ~ @ emr@. 20 bis O@tHkins. 400 gals mola-ees
ss 80 nsEy tsz Ia pGlE. iS5ooo bs rice, 22s5Ss lbs
Wur
80 an Frnnrlsra per Australia Oct as aWR us
- tnnmnna hrx hetei leaves. ash lbs coffee $50 lbs
- - asiuE. s-IsE lbs paddy $500 lbs peanuts,
z-1a NJ rsra -T65ss lbs sugar sugar trunk
mrarHnE nHFarr-
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RECEPTION AT THE PALAcE.-The officers of the
French War Ship Limier were received by His Maj
esy al lolani Palace Tuesday last the 18th inst
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IMPORTS.

Fm Rrrukn pur hkrhr Manitcr. Oct le-SQe3< m shin
-. So r,tala aud .sus15 n redwood l1nbsr.
F-- SsuasEle pet IA Sierra Nevada OCT iiio-s tons
ct clal-
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t4- The Furniture Sale at McIntyre's new store
on Fort Street will be held on Monday, October %.
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General Foreign News.
STANLEY,

London. Sept. 1S.--A dispatch from Stanley an
noulces that his expedition arrived at st. Paul De
Loanda en- the 22nd of August in a boat lent by the
Portuguese Government. Stanley's followers were
Frustrated by dysentry, fever and ulcers.
New York, Sept. l7.-Stanley telcgraphs his arr-
val at Emboma, on the Congo River, west coast OF
Africa. The trip across Africa has been of great
hardship, involving suffering aud death, and thirty
two battles besides continuous diminishing with
savages on the whole route Francis Pocock, his
English cOmpaEion, died June 3, being swept over
the falls OF river The river Lualaba proves to be
the Congo aud has several names in its wiz ding
through Africa. Stanley has been since the 18th OF
November crossing the African continent, and was
three whole days without food.
The date fixed for the French elections is Sunday
October l4th.
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AIacAIahOu's Appeal.

Paris, September ISIh.-president MacMahon's
manifesto to the electors points out that since the
accession to power he has by appealing to moderate
men Of all parties, endeavored to insure order ut
home and peace abroad. He has only resorted to u
fresh appeal to the country when this dJdble bless
ing appeared to him to be compromised.
The manifesto declares that the question of the
form of Government is beyond scusson. The
Marshall will the Constitution be respected
Elections adverse to his policy would mean to sg-
gravate the conflict and agitati prejudcia to
all interests while elections favorable to the policy
would signify the reestablishment of harmony be-
tween the pubic Powers. The manifesto concludes
with appeal to the country place its confidence
in the Marshal President.
London, September lsh.-A Paris correspondent
Of the Times gives further particulars of
manifesto. 1t is Ony preliminary and will in fifteen
ortweuty days be followed by thorough programme.
clearly stating the Marshal's intentions. The mani
festo rays dissolution necessary because the
elections of 1876 endangered the prosperity of the
country by subor iinating the Government TO the in
fnence of the Radical Chief and because this state
of affairs was tending to establish the despotism Of
the c, invention. The manifesto concludes you
are told that wish TO overlook the Republic. You
will not believe it, What expect of you is that you
will elect Chamber which, rising sbuve the compe
ttion Of parties, will occupy itself with the mora
grandeur and material prosperity of the nation. II
France wishes for tranquility and peace, we assure
her these benefits. You will listen to a soldier be
longing party, having pulmonary or retro
grade passion and who is only guided by love of his
country"
Urban Jean Joseph Leverrier the eminent French
Astronomer Is dead.
Calcutta, September PA plenteous rain hal
fallen in many of the worst famine districts, Agri
cultural work. active aud crops making, rapiG
progress. There can be reasonable doubt tina
the tide Of the great calamity has beea turned, bu
vast numbers OF those WHO survive actual famn,
must still snceumb from their enfeebled condition
Prince Napoleon.
Paris, September lSth.-Le Temps states tina
Prince Louis Napoleon will arrive day at the Cha
teau de Deau, in the province of Namur. Belgium
a visit to the Due de Fernan Nunest. He will re
main there under pretext of hunting.
Paris, September lsth.-Gambetta and Murst CAV
nOtce to day of appeal from their recent sentence
| This notice having only been given after the fu
legal interval shows that the accused intend pre-
tract the proceedings.
Baron Haussmann announces his candidacy fo
Ajaceu, and has received the oficial appreciation
the Government.
GREECE.
Athens, September 1sth.-The King has returns
to Athens to confer with the Ministers about the r
signations consequent upon tbs death Of NJ. Canari
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EY- There will be meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
on F.idsy evening at the Lycenm.
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NOTES OF TME WEEK.

fE- Steamer City of Sydney is due tomorrow
morning
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NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC By the schooner Loleta,
Capt Dexter. which arrived here on Thursday last.
We have news from the Arctic whaling feet, tie
details Of which will be found embodied in the Lo
leta's report, Published in another column By the
W. q. Meyer, Capt. Brown, which arrived on satur-
day from San Francisco, We have intelligence also
of the arrival al the latter port of the schooner
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1 am, Sir,
Telegraph Meeting ON Maui.

LORD MAcAuLEY's New ZEALASDER
Honolulu, Oct. 10, 1877.
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Athens, September lsth.-The King has returned
to Athens to confer with the Ministers about the
signations consequent upon tbs death Of N. Canars
, 1877-10-05
(Ginseiaupt.)

Gbre. benz Gbre ii b + +.
So aGe anlere ensliiden M,rsenbldtter
All Dem was in %un1erer Staot in ben teb.
ten Saaen boreesoneen, gei6wiseen.
unb nidt aufa.treten lino baaesen. noB
bas &edt Der Sreibe't %unierer 8iirser.
burb 8eamte nnb 30 geiette perflrst
mirb, tpeIde, oniiott oos @eieb aufrcdt
al erbalten. es burh l1ebertrsibune su
Brunbe ri6ten uno elmer Der frieofertia'
1tsn Staaten in Der union hurd unrsd-
lie Mabreseln in aufresuns psrieten, 10
lit es I'M 10 mebr anerfenunssiuertb. ocb
Die .@tate." bns 4benoblott. als Organ
Der 8iirser, in isiner Gienitaes Nnm'
mer einen Mrtifel psrDH:ntli6te, porin
lie b%efiir,portete. oub Die &cdte Der Dir.
ger 9fmahrt mcroen %iplen.
IS lit Die 9reIie, Die Ma6t oes Gan.
oss. pel6e einldreitcn maB. wenn Die
Gsiebe ni6t 10 a%ebanobabt peroen. aIs
Iie eebanoibabt tucroen %Iollten.
Gin 8ir9er.