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The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
United states Court.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER IN AID
MIRALTY CASES.


MIRALTY CASES
In the United States Court this morn
ing, Judge bradford on the bench, the
hearing of the petition of G. G. Newton
Il Co., in the case of r. A. Churchman
u CO., bankrupt was, upon motion OF 5.
NJ. Harrington, Esq, continued until the
22d instant at 10 O'Clock a. m. 4ni
In the same case the petition OF the
assignee Of the said bankrupts estate,
Ignatius G. Grubb. Esq, for the sale of a
two-thirds share in the steam tug, Col b.
Il. Brot1R, was read and filed.
The petition of the assignee in the case
of George 'Churchman, in bankruptcy,
for authority to sell one thirty-second part
of the schooner George Churcitmdn.
In the case of Martin Alsberg,in bank
ruptcy, the petition of the assignee ii. q.
Turner, Esq, for an order dispensing
with the second ana third general meet
ing of Alsberg's creditors until the assets
collected shall warrant it, was presented
and filed and the order prayed for grant
ed.
In the same case the petition of the
assignee for the confirmation of his eX-
emption of property TO sMd bankrupt,
was read and filed, and the confirmation
ordered. Also, the petition of the as
ignee in the same case, for the designa-
JlOn OF Il NdUOudl Dhuh Wntttiii w uV-
posit moneys coming into his hands from
said bdnkrupt's estate, was heard ana
granted and the First National Bank OF
this city named as such depository. The
schedule of exempted property prepared
bv the assignee was also presented and
approved.
In The case of f. G. Lubker against the
schooner 4. H. Quinbg, in admiralty, the
answer of the defendant to the libel was
filed
Marshal Dunn, in the case of C.. J.
Gravenor & Son VS. the schooner Temp
lar, in admiralty, returned to the court
the process of montiOn, attachment,
etc, and the schooner was ordered to be
condemned and sold.
In the following admiralty cases the
Commissioner, $. Rodman Smith, Esq,
presented to the court the testimony taken
before him in each case and reported the
following amounts due libellautS: In the
case of Moore * Myers VS.. the steam tug
FdicSn, SlJ0, with interest from July IS,
1876. Levi PaSSwater, Hiram Hallinger
ct. di. VS.. Fdicon; Levi passwater, sea-
man, S62.l5; Hiram Hallinger, clerk, $50
Solomon Coleman, tiremen S6O; James
! NoSs, seaman, S6.6j: George ID. Hillard,
| pilot, S24 ,66; William 5. Williams, sea
man, S325. Frank j. Roberts VS.. Falcon;
| Sl12, 80, with interest from July IL, 1876
George p. Hudson, et. al. VS.. Fdfcon
S105, with interest from October ID 1876
Smith S. Godfrey VS.. Faicon; s107 80, with
interest from May 22d 1876. Burwlnd
White & Co., VS.. Folcon, ,s769. 80, with in.
terest from October 1st 1876
Court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 O'clock, at which time a
rehearing will be had upon the petition
of Martin Alsberg for his discharge from
Imprisonment Anthony Higgins, Esq,
Harrington & Hoffecker are counsel fol
Alsberg's creditors.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
How THE ACTOR WoN TIE HR1REss

How THE ACTOR Won TIE HRIREss.
"A very suddenly precipitated we'd
ding occurred in this city last evening
at 6 o'clock. The parties were Mark
j. Pendleton, who for two years was
leading actor in the Euclid Avenue
Opera House company, and Miss Alice
Worthington, wealthy heiress on
Euclid avenue. The lady has a for
tune of $4,000 in her own name. and
her mothers death will add another
quarter of million. Mr.. Pendleton is
handsome young actor, with very
fair promises for the future. When
Anna Dickinson played here, four
! months ago. she was so we'll pleased
with his representation of the character
of Pe1y in ga Crown of Thorns," that
she took him to Philadelphia with her
to fill an engagement there. He is now
a regular member of the company in
the Arch Street Theatre. in Philadel phia
During his sojourn here he formed
an attachment for Miss Worthington
and won her heart, but by no means
] got her mothers consent. Mrs. Wor-
thington thought her daughter should
take higher stand than to wed an
actor. Within a month past young
gentleman in this city made an offer
of marriage to the young lady and was
| accepted. but few evenings since he
called, and finding a strapgeness in
| manner on the part of the expected
bride, broke the engagement. She ap-
| peared greatly affected at being cast
off, but the fellow forsaw his fate,
and he escaped. Mr.. Pendleton ar
rived on Friday, and Tuesday evening
the nuptials were celebrated, and the
couple left for Philadelphia.-Clere-
,0nd Ohio Herald.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
HOW A HANDSOME LEGACY WAS
LOST.

CHICAGO, June 1.-Some two years
ago James Knox, Of Knoxville, ILL.,, died,
leaving by will 100000 to be used in es-
tablishng an industrial agricultural
school in Knoxville, provided the citizens
of Knoxville would within six months
raise $4,000 for the same purpose. The
citizens have not complied with their
part of the specification, and hence, by
the terms of the will, $4,000 revert to
Hamilton College, $4,000 to Yale, and
$4,000 to female seminary in Knox
vile. Attorneys for the two former in,
stitutions entered suit to-day to compel
the executors of the Knox estate to pay
over the amounts due Hamilton and Yale
Colleges.
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A HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and Debilitated.
Imparting Life, Strength, and Health 10
the WdIlinD organism. ......-.
Successfully treating Disease WITHOUT Medicine
DIR. BRYAN'S ELECTRO VOLTAIC AMI
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES.
Recently introduced after years of study
and research. They are of quadruple pow
er. Imbuing the system with a constant
current of HItdliztn0 Electric and Magnetic
force
ELECTRICITY rs NATURES POWER
A Sovereign Specific in Dyspepsia-Ner
vous Debility-Diseases OF the Lungs
Rheumatism Paralysis-Ep -Epllepsy-Sciati-
ca Spinal derangements--Imp
Disorders of the Kidneys-and Functional
difficulties generally.
The Appliances are strongly charged with
Electric, Galvanic and Magnetic influence
of different degrees Of i,lteastty, suitable tc
all cases, and conditions, and effect. Cure,
iOhere medicines have failed
References TO numerous Physicians and
Patients.
illustrated Pamphlets explaining the
principles of their action, Cost, etc., free on
application, Address
DIR. BRYAN
147 East Fifteenth Street,
ang New YORK.
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pOrJTICAL NOTES.

The Hon. Schuyler Colfax wants so"c
more standards of value.
Secretary BristOw has implicit falth
IN the President and believes he Will sue
ceed In restoring the whole country !"
peace, harmony and prosperity.
Senator Spencer, OF Alabama, 50 y
pleasing report says, has bought some
property In Dakotah, and after his sena-
torial term closes will 60 there and Keep
out of politics.
Judge Taft has ''retired from politics.
He saws he is seeking no pOsltlon, anu
while he does not declare that he wouid
decline the Republican nomination ior
Governor of Ohio. it is doubtful II 1t VIII
be offered him.
There is much mysterious talk about
Senator Conkling's latitude now, ana
il is asserted that, in private conversation,
he is "very bitter in his denunclatioh OF
President Hayes y also, that he SIS
strongly opposed to the Southern pollcy
as Senator Blaine is"
The new tax law for Virginia voters
which was first applied in the local elec-
tions a few days ago, brought again int'
view the evil which seems inseparaDl'
from property qualifications, many OF TIN
rich candidates all over the State buyn!
the suflrages of the voters by payin'
their back taxes.
Postmaster-G General Key gives franl
explanation of how he, a Democrat
came to be a member of Republican
Presidents Cabinet. He says when TIL
office was extended to him he was at firs
inclined to refuse it, but concluded tina
when the President of the United State
extended his hand to the people of tn
South through him, it was his duty t
accept 1t lest millions Of the South mlgl
suffer. He took the position simply t
help the South. and he was given no i'll
strllctions nor asked to give any pledges
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02

The Presidents letter to Secretary
Sherman strikes the New York Herald
as "lying down with admirable exact
ness a plan On which the civil service
should be conducted" Well, let US
have trial of it.
The New York Sun will have it that
Nj Hayes is trying TO build up new
party aft1r the John Tyler-Ahdy-
johnson model. This is sad thought
for the party which put Mr.. Hayes
where he is.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
BUTLER TO COME BACK ON
MACVEAGH

The friends of General Butler say that
he will reply to the letter of Wayne
Macy eagh, which was provoked by the
sarcastic letter Butler wrote to Marshal
Pitkin. Those who know the general
,st say that he never makes an attack
until he is amply fortified at every point
to sustain himself, and they believe that
he has at least sufficient foundation fol
the charge he made TO give very soon tC
the public the facts upon which he based
the charge that Jack Wharton did more
than did the five commissioners.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
CARD.

The undersigned successor to and a part
ner in the late firm of Il. B'inghurst Il Co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, will CON
tinue the business at the old stand and
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, will, with the
aid of a fun corps of competent and skill
full assistants, who have had a practical
training in this establishment in their ex-
perience respectively, OF from five to ten
years each, and three of whom are Grnfl-
endeavor by faithful and careful attention
the highly responsible duties of the
Apothecary In his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the lib
eral patronage soloug extended to this house
z. JAMES BELT, Apothecary.
c5-tf Cor Sixth and Market Streets
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02

Wages are rapidly dwindling down to
the figures of twenty or thirty years ago.
Thus we learn that in the Northern part
of Berks county day laborers receive only
30 cents day, but board is included,
which at city rates would make the com
pensatiou about 81 90 per diem.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM
ON THE WATERS OF
Wye River, in Talbot
County, Maryland.

HNDER and by virtue of n decree of the
~ circuit Court for Talbot County. in
Equity, passed in a case wherein Thomas
Ridgway was complainant and Robt. ID.
johnson and Others defendants, the under
signed as Trustee, will offer at public sale
at the front door of the Court House in
EastOn, on
TUESDAY, JUNE l2TH, 1877,
between the hours orr and o'clock, p. M,
Of that day, all that valuable FARM OR
PLANTATION, in Talbot county, on or
near the waters of Pickering's Creek a
branch of Wye River in Talbot county,
now In the occupancy of Robert d. John
son. This farm is beautifully located on
or near Wye River, within reach of ali
salt water luxuries; convenient to Mill,
Market and Churches, within three miles
OF woodland Station ON the Md. q Del
Railroad, and few miles of two Steam
boat landings, from which Steamers ply
twice week to Baltimore.
Inc situation is shealthy-the land fertile
ana IN good condition. The buildings con-
sist OF n story and half dwelling, ...S.~
with Two rooms and kitchen below HNI.I
and three rooms above, in fair con- M lil
dition. The Farm Buildings all new kRAlil
and com m0GIous, consisting of fine large
Barn, 36x6O feet and "A feet pitch, built on
Pennylvania plan for driving in and load.
ing and unloading on either side; stablinp
for ten head of horses with good room be-
tween, stabling for ten head OF cows in same
building. Granary, Corn Crib and Carriage
House separate, all new, 52x20 feet, with
dressed floor above.
Most of the land is well set in Timothy
for which it is well adapted. A small por-
ton of the farm is in wheat, and balance
ready for tillage in corn.
Fhere are two fine Peach .,
orchards on the farm, contain a8k&s.
ing ten thousand choice Fruit ,aaE&fs3
In ful bearing, and other fine I1f5$
Rruits are also on the farm. The W.
Farm contains 20 acres of land,
more OF less, with ample timber incluue
Also at same time will be sold separately v
two!acres of said tract whereon is built d
Baptist Church, this land having been do
mated by K, ID. johnson since the mortgage
the Church Building is excepted.
tIhfs is one of the most desiTa BILE proper
ties In The county for a residence or as an
Investment Persons wishing To purchase
are requested to inspect the premises.
A full plat and survey win be exhibited
ON the day OF sssle.
u LBERN s OF SALE:-One third of the pur
chase money to be paid in Cash on the day
of sale, tthe balance in two equal install
mehts or 12 and "a months. secured by bond
and slfTet y approved by the Trustee. On
pay IN ent OF the entire purchase money Tho
property will be conveyed to the purchaser
on purchasers, his, her or their heirs Ol
assigns, free and discharged of aM claim O
tile PARTIES complainant or defendants u
1They suit and all parties claiming by OF
npder them. lSn NIL. HAMBLETOF,
=, war II. B6SrtCK, Auctioneer
W = 1iIA " ,7IfGlH g.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02

Florida is a perfect paradise for flow
ers, fruit, corn, fish, aligators, rattle
snakes, moccasin snakes, and other rep
tiles, together with mosquitoes by the
millions. Those who would visit this
teeming State with view to pleasure,
health or recreation should do so during
the winter season.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
POST OFFICE ROBBED.
elegraph 70 the GAZETTE,

BY TeIegrapn 10 UneWAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, June 2.
The Postmaster General has received
despatch from the postmaster at Put.
nam, Conn, stating that his office was
burglarized this morning and stamps,
money and money order funds were sto-
len therefrom.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
THIRD EDITION !!
BY TELEGRAPH
RussIA's AIMS.
By Telegrapnto the GAZETTE.

BY Telegrapnt0 the GAzETTE'
-r LONDON, June 2.
Count Schouvaloff Russianambassador
to England. on his return TO London
from st. Petersburg, will bring with him
note reassuring the English Govern
ment that the aims of Russia in the pres
sent struggle are simply to force from
Turkey guarantees for better protection
of christians, and that her object is not
for territorial gain.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
Proposals for Grading.

Office of Board of Water Commissioners,
Wilmington, Del. June 2, 1917.
GEALED proposals will be received at
y this Office until three o'clock, p. m, on
Thursday, the 18th inst. for grading and
leveltng such portions of Franklin and
Tenth streets as may he found necessary
for the completion of Cool Spring Reser-
vOir. The earth necessary for the tilling of
the low portions Will be taken from loca-
ttons within the immediate viclnlty. so
that the distance to be hauled will not be
great.
The work must be done in such a manner
as may be directed by the Water Commits
sion or It's authorized agent and must be
satisfactory TO them before payment Is
made.
As to the metho of doing the work, par.
ties requiring further information can OBJ.
tain 1t by applying to Major samuel Can
by, the resident engineer, who can usually
be found on the reservoir.
The work must be commenced by the sue
cessful bidder within two days after the
award of the contract and must be pushed
70 completion with the least possible DELAY
Parties offering bids for this work will
name the lowest price (Which must be Civ
en- In writing as well as in figures,) per Gu
bic yard of solid excavation.
Payment Will be made on the completion
of the work in satisfactory manner or
the certificate of the resident engineer oi
the actual amount of solid excavation
made by the contractor, and all bidders are
informed that they will be held to com ply
with the exact letter of the contract Eacf
bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons whose signatures must be append
ed TO the guarantee, and the successful bid.
der will be required to furnish satisfactory
1litecaElty for the faithful completion of the
! 7Gontg3ct.
.,rI Fhe Gem mission reserves the right to re
., ,ect Az bids. Proposals to be seated anc
shd fessed to the Board of Water Comm is
'sonsss' and may be left at the office o
i John u. AalstA ond, corner of Eigth and Mar
tHet strset7.ljG JOHN Z. ALMOND,
nEW ubdi To rnt JAMES BR AnFORD
nDlnoo odW. .bng, CESAR RODNEY,
Hly{4 m .s,iLel lcq., Commissioners
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
The R,oc-Coolld.e Conspiracy Case

The Ricc-Coolid.e Conspiracy Case
BosToN, Juns 1.-The Rice Coolidge
conspiracy case came to a sudden termi-
nation in the Supreme Judicial Court
this forenoon as far as open court proceed
ings are concerned. Judge Soule an
nounced that with the consent of the
counsel on both sides the case had been
referred to Judge Charles f. Bradley, of
Rhode Island Judge Charles F. ChOate,
of Salem, and II. Sweetzer, of Lowell, for
adiudi cation.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
THE PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, ID. g. June ..
The following gentlemen have been
appointed by the Secretary of Treasury,
committee to investigate the Philadel-
d. Welch and Ira Aver, Jr.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02

GOA IstlttNA IN GQlG Gentlemen wantingtheir
t5 1lysE4s =. ~, Is aG9ens planted and orna-
1dyi'HgHtf Ett5 fioweFS cap secure the services
ID aE gaE9fher e4 PSfleheed iii the best Euro
~ Si,abig ebafReV bdr aayI by addressing
. nG ns. sfaenefs this oHIi64G dsf applying at No
% 90 a-oal ba bauiistreeblt IN GpM Nj ONFORT,
~ t1Ahne2btr -oq1o nG ri nD7
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02
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+''t9amrh1 b47ApAAf'l 1ssa LRi.r.
'iI'h y '"i ~ 1TttgF1 yGWG i,1l
4Da-k HI a I1brkCs$hI7tA fEHA.

11r.,, = !bln:l I tTu Ifbut tor -,f..tt
VIII Oe sol at Public Saie OF the Pre-
III Illses @ near The village OF Newark. Delb-
ware on wa o'i" >f5.i'tOs 40 ms -
d. . THURSDAY. TN DAY OF JUNE MEX b,
1ha ,ai,, 1871, at 20 o'clock p. nv, =, ~. a., q
'iSsiiYYi,iAHwIng ~ ,ANw qeSeEibedI property. viz:
-, ~ may certain messuage. tenement nd
ot M ol ianu situate apd1 ying near the evfliAge
''ot Neaark aforesaid, bourf.ed and desoTib.
i' edas fdllovss W . y
~ heg!nnlpgat a Corner, In. the road leading
81 rom Newark TO Nottingham, near small
=, ienement of Rev. Alex. Heberton1 and riIh.
, inlSng north twenty three and one Ifalf de-
Srees' east fotfr chains and fifbyl tlitx,ts ljnk
= 70 new corner in Hne OF said II eJerao1, II
iinu thhencehy a new hne north sist y-ohe
Aftlq Aaflq 2her iourth degrees, west one chain and
Il t1ldrgesn INKS 70 a corner of land of Jams
N miles, south twenty three and ot1e-H3If
Stgfees, west four chains and fift] ii8prhg
INKS teae eefaequ44f ss4i<t-Aytttjnehan am Ro.ItE
! thenteeI with said road, south sfSty-one ahd
0netourbn geyrees, east Lone chain and thir
teen links toa cQfnerand placeof beginning
, containing one half acre of land beng the
real estate OF Mary Wrench late of.WhitS
Clay Creek Hundred deceased. .1-, a..flt q
'FERMS.-Twenty per cent. Of the pun
chase money TO he paid when the propett Y
in struck OIL. and the balance ON ThufSClfy
ne l4thof June, when a good and sufficient
D. deed win be given the purchaser. i'' ,
.i.,N -. GEORGE WILLIAMS, d,
10" "'it > -.tli Administrator
J" Joseph williams Jas. Williams, w n
williams, Maria Scar, heirs at law Ol
Mary Wrench, deceased May /, 1871 !
nay2=3Ldaitw.
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n isaQIbp Ght aS4si N iitl,yiiA anIi g,'qraIII
give sa,Io ,otIun. Single and Douhle
moss nau. ~ orier IN tn~ hrst man her
suIGlLHd 9ugk ~
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02

There are two fine Peach
Orchards on the farm, contain
ing ten thousand choice Fruit
in fall bearing, and other fine
Eruits are also on the farm. The
Farm contains $40 acres of land,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-02

DRU6 STORES.
, 1877-10-31

p - Ser ~offtctle D0nietpnif War1d)dlpSft'
tbeilt ELL fir oen ruiiiihen Utliltonsfrte9 II
Der Siirfei dlarafterlltlihes 2teo nit, fpeld]es
bel Der Nrn1ee inter benz Sberbetebl oes
@roBtiirIten 9tifoIauS N,fololepltih in Bull
earten oil bic Solbaten pertbeiIt nib bon oen'
ielbeu 9eiun9en miro eS lautet IN oeutlfer
Yroia fol9enoermaBen
y6Drlt Gu? Dian l6td8t alarin. 1ritt in Heib nm
U icb,
Sete 5u Cot uno jieh' in's sSeto!-
Neiie lpalit Die 0onau, Gle aIte 5reunoili, ibre W o9en
IS 1T ltofriult're 9tabt. gSoblai, adbne nibt meDr
Gi6ten mir ole Eontcns! Der 1iirfe perltebt ~
ibtnfen!
Die 6eercs,auten bre6eu auf. bitf uns, 9ott!
gum 80 fern 1T iebt cine ,3sit man rnuB ~ltiirinel
9bas Mtuielmnnn De Bt, bari man nidt %8efansen
nebnlen! -
sic baben a. 6unben, f~ebenoi9 perbramlt, anf gfabls
IS bari &tllsm ou . UNI lie nidt Geio tbun -
Dian mug aud NIT iDncl fem WtltleIo baben: SbteBe.
9reife mt benz Salnniet AT,
Sdlu9e nit Dem &olOen turj lei Die Gebnun9!
Aber riitiparts tsinen 6ln8er brett: es ut bel'er ju
Sir Die @bre .RuBtanbs. Mimlner ueihe auriit!
gu fonteit ohb lepsnOis %sefansen 9eoen? SeipaDre
Der blnmeli
sie ,piiroen Dir jeoeu 5Aimpf onthun.
Got bllft Dem &ubnft, fort nit Der Jur6t! >.
Soate Der 3iirte iieaen.... . mare es b. fer 3u ~iterben!"
- Samuel @pnn Don Gaernarou Somrls
ittp, Buds County, fait 70 Sabre alt, bat
Die @emobnbett jeoe ytadt I'M IL ubr auf.
,uitebeu uuo etne tiihttse Dtabl5elt gu pers
5ehren. Ston lelt 40 Sabren bulolgt er cte.
Ter @eDobnbeit.
- Claiborne s. Sadiou, Elm geboruer
&entudter, friiber @opernor BON Wtiiouri,
lit funfmal uerbeiratbet 9epelen unb 3War
bet er flint Sdmeilern nab etnanoer CUR
Srau aenpn1men.
- glue Dirs. S'Jiara in ct. GatbariueS,
o., 9dbnte neulid 10 ber3batt, baB iie llu
ole &tnalaoe perr lfte. J3pei 9er,te itno
nidt III Stanoe geweien, oieielbe w,eoer III
tbre ur'priinaIide 6 &c 5u briu9en.
- Sm Sabre 1866 mnroen pom Stem Gee
lamb 67,243 Yalen WoIe mo I'M Sabre
1876 1852, SO 8alen erportlrt. Ser @e.
iammts Export bon 2luitralien nno Som Gee
lamb betrua 1865 .348,S 53 Batter, uno III
1876 763, 1888 8auen 0oue.
, 1877-10-31

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bic Sirne, bic 2ippe ip6ttiib persiebeno,
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wel6em BON allen ben 5reiern Gtelta
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mir Sbre Sano uno iagen Sic mir, mas
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ben &ppf nit einem cpauetten Sd6eln
aulperfeno.
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einen iungen Grafenipbn uno" (fubr So
mill erniter merpenb fort ner liebt Sic
tpieoer. 8eitern in Der 6ribe iino Sic
nit ibm ourd ben 8alo sesan5en, 6ano
in tSano uno er bat iilbe Sbprbeiten in Sbr
DIR sefllitert. Aber bitten Sic iid ppr
ibm unp Dor einem Nnoern, Der Sbnen
nahi6leidt nit einem 6ammer in Der
9ano uno elmer Salte Smiiden ben slu9en
= reiden Sic lieber einem ebrlihen
Burden Sbre feline 6ano uno seben
Sic ben Anoern ben 2aufpab. Stun
babe i6 redt seratben, Gtelta?"
Wtit einem ieltiamen 8lide, burdbpbz
reno, beinabe b6bnii6 idaute tie gu ibm
auf.
0ortieeung folat.)
, 1877-10-31
800 Yta1os ullO Oraeln,

OVV PIulIup HNu SlHtlHI
neu une aus ~3ipeiter panc, pom 6aoritanten er'
Iter SHANE, lperoen Ju itleorlSsren prelen Turealp ooer
Aplplays. ,Ya1 luugen, Ooer Jur NRletpe III Stuot nno
.ano. Dapleuo Dleler Dartsn .3eltsn uno Oct Je,ertass
Jur1 pprace aSaters u. 1pn, b Srpacwap,
psrtauIl, ais ~OlelelUeI le 3uprr II: otelp yprt oUsrsri
,uuroen. A8entei uerlan8i un Sater's neue Scale
ptanpS unc Vpncernhor9etn iu persauIen. 5uu.
irrte 0atalOpe per pop uerlutot. Quite oeOltYul8en
ur ben batoe!. YIN sroBer Dlseonto tur Se1rer.
Delltllde, &lr1en, So9en. S1u.en &C. 49SZonp.
, 1877-10-31
Stpf Speeutatipnett
ScBt 1T Die 3cit, lid 0lelelbe 81 ii6crn,

Witoes 1llma, frndtbarer 8ooe,l, beItes 2ano fir
Wisbju6t in Den Yer. Staten.