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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
THE ASSAY OFFICE.

The total amount OF gold and tiivsr received and
operated upon at tho Assay once In this city Tor the
fiscal year crduE June 80. 1878. was $23 4s6 93i o.
and sub,rsciiug IRON this the rcdcposits oil god aud
.iiver whca amount TO 81, SOB SO. leaves total
deposit Of s22 liz, 427 49, OF si7. 600 900
was received IRON tho different states OF tie Uni,u
laI.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
A DANGEROUS GANG.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
A. a va.,dsut nj 2avcntv.aiYt tn al rect

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As a resident Of Seventy-sixth-strees and Eastern
Boulevard / would like 10 inform the IN wary who
may have occasion to DO In the above ncighborhood
after dark that il Is infested with young highway
men and dcsperadoes under the leadership OF q
notorious ex- convict who we'll known TO the police
oi the precinct They have selected the above neigh
borbood because there are street lamps in IT.
Again. single police officer Is Obliged 10 patrol half
mile. would suggest that the law abiding cIizens
form them selves into vigila nee COMMITTEES ana Try
TO rid themselves OF this gang. "A. J..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

more -Letters intended for thie column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address TO
insure attention Complainauts who arc unwilling to
comply with this rue simply waste time In writing
Write only on one side of the paper-ED. HERALpl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
BABY CARRIAGES.

To TEX ED,roR OF rHK HERALD
wish 10 enter u complaint against baby carriages
ON sidewalks do not know OF greater nuisance
Our Aldermen looked after tho dogs and should
like TO call their attention passing baby carriage
ordinance excluding the snmc from sidewalks except
ing those who obtain license, tho privilege for the
81 me beng not less than $40 peryear l would much
prefer meeting four dogs ON the sidewalk TO encoun
dogs way but with the baby carriage It :: next TO I'm
possible. oAOnELon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
coNEY ISLAND RAILROAD.

To the EDITOR or HERALD:-
Something ought 10 be done by the railroad CON-
pancs running to Conoy Island 10 prevent tho escape
of red hot Goals ''sparks' from the sngues Last
Thursday night on the return trip via "Brghton
Beach" Railroad large red-not spark fell upon the
uress OF my vito, and before movement could be
made y hoie burned through ner drsss and under
clothes 10 the flesh. T. :. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
AHEAD OF TIME.

To the EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Why does not tho steamer Twilight leave her per ss
Rockaway advertisedf AS loft the boat at Rock
away Beach stationed Al her gangplsnk cried
out "ThIs boat leaves Al i've sharp" returned ~
quarter TO i've and found sne had left.
ROCKAWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
CHURCH OF ST. sTANIsLAUs.

DEDICATION OF THE NEW POLISH CHURCH IN
STANTON sTREEr-A BLESSING FROM CAR
pISAL M'cLosKEY.
Tho new Polish Church Of ST. Stanisiaus, corner OF
Stanton aud Forsyth streets, formally dedicated
yesterday morning by the pastor, Rev. Father woy-
man. The Catholic Polsnders IN this city have had
chcckcrcd success hitherto In endeavorng TO estab
lsh church Of their own, and, during the time they
worsnipped IN n chapel Henry street, under Tor
MGR pastor, suffered considerably iron many I'M
toward Circumstances connected with that mission.
They have now, however, purchased very handsome
edhco st the above named ocatoa, and the prospect
before them Is bright enough. The present
pastor, Father wsyman, came 70 this country In
1876 having been obliged To leave Germany on
count OF the persecution Of tho clergy In that
couury. He appointed assistant IN the Church
OF ST. Nicholas Second street, between FIRST avenue
and avenue A, ana ABOUT sixteen mooths ago tue
present Polish congregation was formed, worshpping
No. ais Henry street, until they grew 70 DO strong
enough TO purchase Tor $4,000 NE Duilding which
Tbe INTERIOR Of the now church Is plainly but sub.
sian,aliy ncd W. Tue altar Is In white, with GLUED
ornsmoutstIou, ana handsome statue Of the Virgin
s placed the gospel SIDE. Yesterday the altar
decorated with evergrvens and lights, anu The fronts
Of the galleries we're iestooued with chain OF green
leaves and bougns. The dedication Of the church
was begun by Father Wcyman at ten O'Clock, the
Ss%o"' Ss,t'e Ten o,eocr .ns PRAYERS
ana aspersions were concluded, aud the soicnn
ben mass then commenced. The ceicorspt
the Rev fsther Dykowszki, pastor
OF the Church OF ST. Francis OF Assisium, West
Toirty first street: the deacon, Rev Fatncr EDer-
hsrd: the sub deacon, Rev Father Gupirer; the
ter OF ceremonies Rev. fatger Wolf. Alter The nrst
gospel had been cnauiod the Rev. Father Weyman
addressed the congregation AZ tho beginning he
spoke IN the grateful and euloglstic way HIS
Emincncs CARDINAL McCioskey, VINO had 80 kindly
permitted the Poispdets TO deaIcate church Of their
own IN the city. aud who sent the congrcgat an
especial blessing. Father Weyman then told tho
congregation 10 kneci and he impaired to them the
Cardinai's blessing tie next proceeded 10 speak Of
the obstacles wnicn tue congregation bad had 10 GU
counter IN their ,nort TO establish cDurch aud
thanked Father Dykowtzki for the assistance ne mad
gwen them. In speaking Of the sunerings OF the
Church In Germany he asked for prayers Tor Cardinal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
WHERE Is NE?
To THE EpIroB

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
What has become the receiver Of the dofuncs Nor
r,sanis Savings Bankf Has no gone 10 Europcf II
DEPOSITOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
THE PUBLIC BATHS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
Has the keeper OF tho bath ll4tn street the right
to charge al who use Il Ave cents each on sundaysf
NOTTINGHAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
ovEnCHARoISG FOR NEWSPAPERS.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
Is there not some way whereby residents between
Forty and Forty eighth streets ana Madison
and Fifth avenues get morning papers At regular
rates without walking TO Sixth or Third avenue? Tho
stand the Windsor Hotel charges i've cents Tor
the HERALD. ana otner papers IN ike ratio, which Is
an outrage on our people JEN JEN
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Ledoschovski whs was now In Rome. He concluded
with an earnest appeal his hearers that they pront
by the blessing cd bad conferred ON them In giving
them this place OF worship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
TnK MONEY MARKE'

The money market was abundanuy supplied durinA
the week and call loans made at a IN per cent,
the principal ruling ratio being per cent railroad
ana per cent government stock collateral Prime
com mercial paper discounted At a per cont
Tho weekly statement Of the New York banks SHOWS
gan In the total reserve Of $3,5's,6oo. made up Of
gain OF ST. 900 specie and 900, QUO legal tsndss
notes. The surplus Is s23 2s2 OBS against
$50 s72 1875 week, and $40, e26 last year.
following Is a comparison of tho bank average
weaka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
FIFTH Av. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
THE EVIDENCES OF DocTRINE-sERMoN BY
THE rev DIR PATTON


THE REV. DIR. PATTON.
In the absence of Rev. DR.. John Nall Ia rope the
pulpit Of the Fifth Avenue Prssby teran Church, cor
nsr OF Fifty sixth street, was occupied Ivy Rev. Dr.
Patton. Al the opening Of the services II an
pounced that after yesterday the church would DO
closed for the purpose OF renovation aud would not
probsby opcn again until about the LIST OF ssptcm-
Der, that duo notice would 10 gwen hereafter Of
the time OF opening. The Doctor selected the basis
Of his discourse the seventeenth verse of the seventh
chapter OF tho Gospel by st. Jonn, as liows:-"It
any man will, will he skall know Of the doc
Urine, whether II be Of God, or whether speak OF
myselIn These words, the preacher said, were com.
monty quoted In Two ssnses-,he nrst that obedience
cerHes TO doctrine, and the second that experience
Is the test OF truth II was u very common error
that when q young man went TO mis- mtnis-
ter Tor religious counsel ana informed him
mat but Tor doubts he entertained as TO doc,riue
would JOIN the Church no was told TO Practise the
du,iss Of Christian and hrs practical conformity
viii OF Gel would teach MIN tue doctriue and all
hrs difficulties would DC removed. But IN spite Of such
advice ne would still remain Ia trouble and the mis-
take should be looked fairly ir thc lace. Faith was
oil obedience aud not obedience the basis Of
faith
Tbe real doctrine wrapped up tho text was that II
any man be accord with Goa aud wiling 10 do HIS
VIII ne shall know the doctrine, and the absence Of
shs accord This willingness, was The cause OF the
sometimes fault found with Cnristian people
because they did not bald more churches,
but tho preachers experiences HAD been that there
than were used, that the supply WAS
greater then the demand. TO any minister II would
be = source Of delight TO have his church crowded
with those anxious TO hear the GotpsI bot " tnere
would not eat the bread o. iifo uncss
equally we'll clothed with their fellows It was because
they did not ike The Gospel and did not hunger Tor
the broad OF LIE. No amount Of evidence, tho
preacher said conclus,on will remove constitu-
toual bias, and what Is needed TO overcome this op-
position a Digger Bible but better eyesish AS
the INSTRUCTIONS Of saviour were to Nicodcmus
be born again and then behave Ia Hin, so to-day
FIRST have change wrought his heart
and then believe In Christ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15

Totais.. sso9109s 70 1907, 4s2 ~ II, 65s, $50 10
The bars prepa red by the meter ana rehner during
the yer aggregate 81, 66i ,sis IS In gold and
S1l, 125,6 go 80 IN silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15
ASK a4s4H 4sex As7x

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaEl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-15

,s've. s,l,o2e, 800 s77.oo4,soo Inc. 50. $4,000
eq'ed
,'sits %. @54, ITO 90, 3oZ,Sto
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-08
T liz 3paaiittvii 2 a,srtss and AID 3Raashoctasiiaa
DAKOTA.
Friday Evening, March 8, 1873
POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITS.

The committee on banking and currency
has concluded the consideration of Phillips
bill providing for postal savings deposits and
the issue of postal savings bonds, and will
take the final vote upon the same at the next
meeting. The bill, as amended by the com
mittee, authorizes deposits in any money
order Office of not less than twenty-five
cents, of which deposits a book account shall
be given to the depositor, who may, when
the amount Of the deposit has reached the
sum of $40, obtain, free of charge, a postal
order on the United States treasury, which
shall be exchangeable for bonds of that de.
nomination. The daily deposits of any one
person shall not exceed $50. The bonds
are to be called UNITED States Postal
Savings Bonds and shall be of the denom-
nations of $40, $50, $50, and $500, bearing
interest at the rate of 3.65 per annum. De-
p%ositors may receive these bonds free of
charge, after five days notice, at the money
order office where their postal orders were
issued. The bonds shall also be issued
IN exchange for coin or treasury notes
at the treasury, or at the office of any
assistant treasurer or designated depos-
itory, and the bonds, as well as the pos
tai certificates, shall be exempt from
all taxation-federal, state, or municipal.
The bonds provided for IN this bill shall be
~exchangeable at par for the four per cent.
bonds authorized to be issued under the act
of July IA, 1870; and the postal-savings
bonds shall also be e~xchangeable for United
States notes, with interest computed to the
day representation. The postal orders shall
also be redeenable in currency at the United
States treasury, and at such money order
offices as the acknowledgements may desig-
nate.
The names of depositors shall not be dis
closed, nor the amount Of their deposits, ex-
cept to the proper officers of the treasury or
post-oftice department.
All moneys received in the treasury in
pursuance of this act shall be applied exclu-
sively to the redemption of bonds redeem
able at the pleasure of the United States /;
and the secretary of the treasury shall call
in those that bear the highest rate ofinterest,
and shall prepare a special issue of legal
tender notes to the amount of ten per centum
of the postal money-orders and postal-sav-
ings bonds actually outstanding, until the
whole amount of such special issue shall
reach the sum of $4,000, 600; which special
issue shall be used exclusively in the re
demption of the postal savings bonds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-08
PROOF THAT ADVERTISING PAYS.

The American public is familiar with the Adj
~vertising Agency of Geo. p. Rowell & Co. If
any firm doing business on the continent can at
ford to "move on" with a splendid reputation
through these hard times. this would seem to be
the one. 1t is advertised by an appreciative
newspaper fraternity very largely without
charge yet, in view of all these facts, the list
sent us for use next month, for which they pay
a fair price, in money, by the inch, is devoted
largely to THEN own business. The order takes
us somewhat by surprise, and it would reaSsure
us if we were disposed to doubt the wisdom of
pushin0 business through the hardesttimes We
add for the benefit of the Thomases who may
read that MessrS. Geo. T. Rowell & Co. come
nearer knowing all about the advertising bust
ness than any other firm. having handled millions
and millions of dollars thus appropriated. An
other feature worth noting is the l~iberality with
Uncle Sam" They have doubtless expended
more money for postage during the last quarter
of a century than any other firm in the United
States.-ChdttoNo0gd Times.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-15

Elm 8iertel mebr (alio $3.50 fir ebenIo
bieL 9lrbeit, mic Ser 4ripat @rbeit9cber
nit So. 90 be3ablD 10 1T bas etnSl9e Grs
gebntB Oies, DAP bic Ge9terungssArbetter
bot dtoern NrDetter1 beDor5ugt iDeroelt.
Ste empfangeu bann fit Die gleibe YETI
flung 254roSent III cbr So bn, ais aitoere
Nrbciter. 0ie pieL bieien lebteret Samtt
ge6olfen iein iou, lit nidt absuleben.
Die unmittclbare Solge Wirb Die letl,
baB bic 8er9ebung DDn Nrbelterltellen
unter Der Jtegierung ais clue polittlfe
0unitbeseuguns bctrabtet iDeroen ipiro
unS oab cine cbenlplhc Sago Dandd), mic
mad Nenntert eittIteDt. 0enlt III Der Chat
lit cs fir eite1 Nrbeiter, 0er ieBt bet
seDmltiinoiger 9lrbeit GOO Dollars ilt Sabre
Ueroie1t, woDL Der Wtiibe iuertb, cine Stele
5u erlaugen, III melder CT fit otelelbe Nrs
belt 100 Dollars crDdlt. = SorauSlt6tli6
aber tpiiroen rs BET Dieler Steuenja9o ebcnz
10 tpie bel Der ,Sogo na0 Ncmtern 1tur III
l~eItencn SGlen Die mirtli6 tildtigiten, reoz
Ii1iten uro fletBigiten Seiuerber leiu, nell
DE tbr !9iel erreidtelt, bagegen III Ocn met
iten 61len 0tcieni9elt, Die ant frdItigiten
ID oIttil6 orbeiten" f0nnten.
Muein tpenn bteler llebelItan0 aub uiht
eintrGte, 10 tpiirOe 9leibwobl ba5 BON oer
&egieru,tg 9ege6cne 8eilpiel cbne Wirflllg
auf bas 8erbaltniB BON 9obn uno @rbetts7
seit i'm YriDat : @ei6dftsbetrieb bIetbeit.
Senn fein gtrbcitse6er miro ii6 baburd
~beranIaBt iebeu, plDbii6 Oen &obn,
ben ct ieinen Arbeitcrn sablt. I'm IS
8rosent SIT er906en. ST miir0c Daourd
einfa9 leinen 8anterntt bcrbeifuDret,
10 LANCE ni6t i d NJ M dc Irbeiter I'M
gansen 2anbe es ebenio ma6ten, tpie CT.
limb ielbit tpenn bas gei6aDe, ipirben nod
Diele inouitrieQe l1nternebmltngen ourd bic
@oufurrens bes AusIanbes erOrildt
tperoen, tpenn ma ii6 nt6t oa6ll entz
i6lieBen tuolte, Die S6uSaoue entlpredenb
gu erboben.
Nues in @lem tpiir6e eS iomit ielbit bem
@eiieiten iebr i6tper iein, SIT iagelt, tpelz
Gen Nuben Sen Nrbeitern 6as &9tituIs
bengeieb bes 8unbcS geitiftet bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-15
9te aefdDrlt6itcm Ser 3otbbdmte.

ga Die 8anuods, SboiboneS, Snafes
II. i. ~. in Soabo. Oregon II. /. ~. ben
Ser. Staaten pabrbafti9 9enl9 gu l6ofen
maGen, 10 lit DrtngcnosSn iDiinlden, DaB
Die GDrithtsmaBregcln, iuel6e iebt bon
Seiten beS &rte9S : 0epdrtementS unb beS
Olintlteriums oeSSnnern er9riffen per6en,
I'm Die StDnr mOgliAit III Sr0nung
nn6 Bel gutter Gaune 3u 6alten, Grfolg
baben.
Die i'm lebten Spdtbcrblt borsenommene
8erlegung Der &ot1WoIfe unO
. t d ID a na : Ngentur bon oer@renSe
9tebrasta'S unO 8Domtn9'S mad Dem
Wliiiourt in Oafota ipar cine rieli9e T6orz
belt; BENT unteripess bate cine 9roBe Nnz
Sobl Der gefdbrli6lteu Siour, Oarunter
piele bon oenen, Die fi6 furs ;uDor utter
Gra3o 9orle ersa6en, @elegenbeit, auf unb
bauou gu gcben. Die Ginri1tungen lit
ben rellen Ngenturen in 0atota naren 10
mangelbaft, OaB AUDI BON bort niele Stour
nit gr0Bter 2eidtigteit enttpthen. Que
oiele mad ull6 mad abbanDen g%etDmmenett
Siour bilben iebt ipeiter obet am Weiiiourt
cine ernite @efubr fir 6ie Ser. Staaten -
Inn 10 me6r alS ie nit bcn nielen Siour,
bic 1i6 bel Sttttng Bull in Ganaoa
befinoen, in beitdnoiger Gerbinbung lteben.
Cine belDuDere s D nj nj in nit
benz unpraftti6en Sber : GomntiilGr Der
Snbianer>0 ernaltung. 9errn 9aDt all Der
SpiBe, lit i'm Nuftrag beS WtittiiterS beS
SSnnern ieBt i'm Sipurs@ ebiet in Oafota,
UNI idon tDieber cine anbere @egen6 fir
cine &otbwolte> unb 8untl1ndn3>2(gentl
aussuluden. Nllo abermalise 8erlegung
BET duBerli6 nbb unter Der 8otmdBi9teit
Der &egierung lteDenocn Siour! 0ie CONF
mil1ion bat bon S6urs ben Quftrag, nit
Guberiter @ere6ti9teit, Gorii6t unb S6os
nul1g gegen bic Siour ST Berte SIT ge6en
unb in 8eSug auf Die Nusipa6I bes neuen
Siourz @ebietes Die 8iui9e ber Siour gu
beriidlidtigen.
9te l6lauen un6 DodmitbigeH Siours
Siibrer tperben aber, 1obalb 1ie Die iebige
ytahgiebigteit bet biirgerlihen Jtesierung
merfen, Die iibertriebenlten Mnipriide MAJ
den. GerldBlt6e Wtdnuer, weI6e nit ben
Siour befaunt itnb, beflaaen es aud aus
bent eben angefibrten @runoe D6dlih, baB
Bic ltebertra9ung Der 8eripaltung ber SSns
otanerzN ngelegetbetten ans Sriegsbepars
teiuent aud in Der lebten OiGt 0es Gons
9reiies nidt 5u Stanbe fam.
Der q 10 d ; II s NJ II II bet vSutnois
Staatsseitung" in 9afoto, Ser nit
SEN 8orgdngen inter ben Siour 10 genau
befdnnt lit unb beiien Wittbeilungen iber
Subianer @ngelegenbeitet fi6 mod INNER
ais rihtig erpieien baben, i6reibt inns:
Inter ben Snbianerz Qsenten uno ibren
ge1oflen berri6t GROCER SSubeL bariiber,
baB bic int Nbgeorbneten : !6auie beS Gons
orelies angenDmmene 8iu bebufS l1eberz
tragung Der Snbianer : Gertpaltung am's
Sriegsbepartement ni6t gum @eieBe gez
ipor6eu lit. I'm 10 9rOBer lit bic @rbittez
rung in Golbatentretien Sffisiere, ltns
teroffisiere utb @emeine ftnb Der Siourz
&riege nliibe, nelde 10 furdtbare Sp{er
folteH unb 10 ultgebeure Strapase,t erforz
bern unb bod tetnen Grfolg baben. 9as
nit irgenb elm 0auunte iteblen fam, miils
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-15
General GberHtatt iiber Wettuetts
01tMN 0eS GtcteS.

Dem in ser Iebten g~ongreBbidt nit M@
nnO SraG 5pii6en beiOen Sduiern bes
Gonsrefies Dereinbarten &rie9Sbub9et lit
bic 8eitimmuu9 bei9efii9t, Dab eS perboteu
lei, irge1D einer Tbeil beS 6eere5 als
posse comitatus" ooer anSerpeitig be-
bufs GDuftredlng bon @eieBen SIT Derz
uenOen, arBer in BEN SGlen unb unter
rmitd16e1, mo- Die 8erfaiiung ober ein
G%on9reBgeleb ausbridlt6 @rmd6tigung
CUR 8eriDenoung beS Scores ertbeile.
Obergeneral SHERMAN Derfilnoigt ieBt
pfidtiduI0tgit in einem SeereSbefebl bies
les 8erbOt bes GongreffeS, a6Dlt ober 3uz
glet6 aus bet 8erfaiiung nn6 ben 8unz
besgeleBen 8enau aue Sale nnb llmftGn6e
auf, mo- bas Seer auf @runb Der 8erfaiz
lung nnb Der @eieBe benno6 in Qntueitz
bung 9ebra9t tperben fam. IS iino fol-
genbe:
l., gta6 IrtiteI 4 Der SerIalIuns baben Die
Ser. Staaten lebem Staate ber Union cine repus
blttanii6c &e9ierun9sform Su geudbrletiten unb
leoen 9esen Snpafion 81 idiiben. llnb anf bte
8itte Der Geiessebuns zines Staates ODER bes
SouperHeurS Claus bic gsiesssbuns ni4t rsdts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-15

Gin Sa6rbun6ert lang bat BreuBen it@
germ in Dem @lanse ieues ~itoI3en Wortes
gelonnt, mel6es (glei6DieI Oh nit Ge3t
poer lture6D benz WfiQer BON Sdnslouct
su9el6rieben mtro: vNo6 gtebte s
8i9ter in 8erIin." Ndmli6 Ni9s
ter, ipel6e, nnbetImmert um Die @naoe
oOer ben 3orn bes &Onigs, na6 ibrer
lteber3euguns geGt ipre6en u1b benz ges
ringiten llntertbanen, iuenn er I'M Ge6te
lit, ieIbit gegeu DaS unumidrdnfte Staatsz
oberb9upt S6ub 9epdbrem.
Nuetn Der @lan3 oieles 1tol3en WOrtes
lit lGngit perbli6en, tpie Der zines alten
Serl6liiienen &ococo : WlObels unb mas
ieit Dem II. Mai lit DeutidlanO gei6iebt,
bat i'm bis auf Die lebte Spur perlDl6t.
Srantreid bat Ian9e ben %traurigen &uf
9ebabt, bic ~etenSeiten, gegen bic berrl6enoe
Wta6t Giinoti6it unterpiirfigen &i6ter 81
beitBen; = bod es muB iebt bieien &uf an
Oeuti6lano, ~penigitens on 8reMBen abb
tretem.
9enn 10 abi6euli9, tpie bort iebt bic
@erihte bauien. baben es bic fran5Qiii6en
mad benz WOrbz un6 Staatsitrei6e Souls
gtappleons taum 9erna4t. Cine GergIeths
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-15
S0r0mti@e MuS ScMti1e YrcBz
aeicke.

Die Neuigteiten, tpel6e Ser bon China
uno Sapan in Gan Srancisco angetomz
meme 9ampfer vgitD of Qeftug" DON
Sqpan briu9t, ftno ttef bei6dnlenb fir bic
ieniaen elropGii6ei QGroer, III tpelden Die
v8rcBfrcibett" MI nit Dem 3udtbalS baz
uebeI belteDt, alio beiOnoerS aud fir oas
beutl6e Jtei6.
Die 9reBgeieBe iper6en nGlnIi6 iebt in
eSapan tpeIentli0 gemilbert; oil Die Steue
bon geFGnguiBitrafen fir 8reBbergeDen
tperben mGBige @elbitrafen gelebt, uno
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