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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18

The above table does not include the amount OF cOal
consumed and sold al the Mines which is about per
cent OF the whole production.
BiTUMINOUs.
There has been no business of Importance transacted
during the week under review although the miners OF
THIS coal are very hopeful. The production OF
the leading Districts however has been considerably pc
hind that of last year. ana the producers are united IN
saving that il would have been much less were u not
FOR the higher prices OF anthracite coal as compared
with 1877. f., ooo
The Cumberland region to May IL had produced $50,
o ions as against 49J7S6 tons for the Ike period OF
nst vtqr and the Clarified region i0O,sOS tons accom-
parcd with 456 O67 TONS in 1871 The BiOs7burg eoas
are rgainng mucn trade lost last year Gas eUas are
without feature, with no business.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON May l7-l2:3O mu. < bonds four ana hra
rer cents lOIh, Tenfores 1851 New hyes 100 III
Halfway shares, 1886 NewJersey Central 10 'Ii "h
IospoS May l7-l;30 n-Consos sos 10, Vo, n,es az
fortb Paris advlces quote H'e een'
100 francs confines for the account c.x, On Nav
Ioxpos May 1874 80 p.m-NewJ ersey Centim ~, en-,
$500 CsntraI eopsols adyicos quote nNe PCT oe"
ysnfes az 10 francs cenumes for the account Al RIM
PARIS. May 17.-ExchanRe on Lonuob' - ~ So
times abort sieht - - .h,.
Ioxnos NAY I'LL AmTbe Stock Exchange opened this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS.

The General synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church held It's final session yesterday. The topic
discuss Sod prayer meetings. Rev. James u. Nor
presided aud the speakers Revs. A. Thomson
and :. ID. Yates. Rev. Matthew Galley was appointed
delegate TO the Eastern Synod vi the Reformed Pres
byterian Oh urch In Ireland. resolution adopted
devoing this YEARS. interest tho foreign missions
fund TO the OF the Fifth Reformed Presby terrain
Church in Philadelphia. Tho Board Of Foreign Mis-
Sous presented ITS annual report since the election
OF Elder George n. stewart OF Philadc phia Tor In
Presbyterian Churcn has had no foreign missions.
The subject Of prayer meeting was again discussed
atthe opening o1 the afternoon session Moderator A.
G. Wyiic, Elder X O. Miller anu Rev. illiam WyIic
were the speakers. A report was submitted by tho
Board OF Domestic MIssions showing the condition
domestic missionary work " BIO tar cncoursging
The amount required ny The Board for
ana other expenditures Is 81 3ll while tho subscrp.
tons amount to only 557 IL After proion dis
cussion OF means Ia increase tho fund IN question
tho rcpor was adopted. Tho Ircasurcr's annual re.
port show ed the sustcntation fund TO be 81 335 "
committee was appointed to rcceive "A 5equesI Of
1000 from the late James Miller, vi tins city. The
sum will DO equally divided between education
the Moderator chairman, was appointed AXE &C.
tion a memorial from the Western Pr1sbytcry to
the General SYNOD IN relation to the qualifications
quircd candidates Tor adm ssion TO the Theological
SEMINARY.
The Synod finally adjourned shortly alter Ave
O'Clock 10 meet al DuanesUufg, ". " at three O'Clock
T.. NJ, on the tbiru Wednesday In May, 1879.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

Tho delegates TO the Long Island Protestant Eps.
copal Convention reasscnbisd at nine o'clock yes
tcraay morning, at the Church oil the Holy Trinity,
on Clinton street, Brooklyn. Bishop Littiejonn de-
livercd his annual address. resolution was adopted
requesting clcrgymcp TO call Tor special conlrIbu.
tons Tor the purpose OF educating young tho
ministry.
When tho session convened In tho afternoon the
following named standby committees nounced
by the Bishop Ecclesiastical Cvuncil--kev jacob
Dncr, Rev. n. scnenck, Rev. ID. " NJ. johnson,
Rev. w. II. Moore, ksv. s. Cox. Row. 5. NJ. Htsims,
Rev G. X. Baker, Messrs William q. Low and Will.
iam IL. Unaerdoug. Comm ttco ON Bishops salary
koy. L. ). Brown, Rev. u. Y. ~ Johnson. Rev.
W. H. Moore, Mcssrs. q. H. Marvin. Z. H.
Townsend, J. 4. Walker and A. v. Bake Com
mittcc ON Cnurcn Educition-Rcv. Il. 5. Brown Row
j. Middleton, Rev. W. A. Leonard, Messrs. j. d.
Jones, J. H. Hewlett anu john A. Tucker Com
mittce on Library-Rcy. ID. X. belts, Rev. I. ).
Brown, Rev w. A. Leonard Rev. q. II. Stevens
Mcssrs "A. NJ OndeSdouk, l.. B. Prince ana and w. q.
Low Coinnittce on SUNDAY scbools--Rov. n May
nard, Rev. Thomas ). Pycott Messrs. s. v. q. Van
Bokccn, y. Richardson and Y. {. Clark
The el, elton Tor mcmbo.s of the Standing Commit
tee aud Missionary COMMITTEE Of tho diocese was sncn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23

A. l. Erb, Newark livery stable keeper, shot his
son william IN stable W. q William street, ycscr
day afternoon About nalpsst tour O'Clock Erb entered
the stables and iouud his Who 10 young married
mau, william Douglas John fi,zpa.rieg aud hos,ics
named "BlI'' playing IN the nay room. lc ~ss angry
ana bouted thtt would "sEoot every damned u
them" " they did n0t come down. Wnhout waiting
10 what they would do he pushed up and nred Two
revolver shots into the crowd Nobody was hurt.
The younger Erb implorcd ~ father tor Gods sake V
GesIs tut the appeal was IN vain. The father nred
al tho anu tue bal struck him In the head 10
glanced over tue skull diasonally, making sea- p
wound only
The doctor " inks he will be all tight in day or
so ErD VAS arrested and ~ acid His son refuses TO
make COM plant against MIN. Fro has been under
financial clouu TO- some time past He Is believed
10 have been mentally ueraneed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-23
INSTALLATION OF A MINISTER.

Tho ordination and installation Of tho Rev. Frsdo.
rick Van Syks, took place evening at tho Pilgrim
Baptist Church. Thirty thra street, between Eighlh
ana Ninth avenues
The order u tho exercises consisted OF voluntarcs
the organ BY Miss Babcock, anthems by tho choir
reading Of portion OF the Scripture and minutes OF
the Council The ordination sermon was delivered
by the Rev IL. 5. Macarthur and tho Charge
TO the candidate was delivered by tho Rev Dr. Arni.
tage His closing advice abe active ia your study
not less than SIX nor more than ten hours a dayl
Then to The sck the old and those who cannot
10 the house OF God, aud those IN special trouble.
aud help them IN visits that are truly pastoral as far
you But never 20 about gossiping IN your
gregation The less you know about tneir ututiy d-
cultics SOCIAL weaknesses, the less you talk with
member OF your lock about another. ana tho
you try ADJUST Their controversies tho better will
you and they 10 on. Let tho one side oil your
mend be as deai as an adder, and your tongue DO
as dumb TO It's roots rs tho tap.rcot Of an oak.
Spenu your time Ia honest brain your people
aud you viii not DO iriod At the Day OF Judgment Tor
the SIN OF proacDing.n
rro interesting and impressive exercises were con.
cuded by singing OF the doxoIogy, aud Uenediction
by the Rev Mr. Van Slyke, tho newly installed min
steE
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INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPLATING.

gang Of connterioiters are believed TO DO en-
gagged IN the fabrication Of American national bank
blis In Europe. United States Secret Service
officials have SO informed the Department at Wash
ington and notified tho police authorities Of the
principa! European cities by cabo yesterday IL Is
believed they are tho very same gang winch Tho
American iorger Williamson offered TO bctray If
released from confinement In London some four
weeks ago.
Mr.. Percy Joseph. OF woodvillo Miss, went to
Europe, aud before leaving Tor home Two weeks ago
called at the BANKING house OF H. Israel y Co., IN
Hamburg, ana converted his German money into
American bulls, paying at the rate Of marks 20
picnnngs Tor ST. In tie money that be received were
ity -doIIa bills on the Broadway National Bank.
numbered 10 9so and 10, lo2 The red circular stamp
Tue lett vignctte on The face represented "Whsb-
ingtoG crossing the Delaware; tue right vghetie,
'.washinrton at prayer" ana the large oval ON
the back "Ihs omUarkation oil tho Pilgrim Fath,rs.
On one corner OF the back rcd eagle stamp bear
ing tue signature al Plant a. Co., Berlin" Plant *
CO. are well known German bankers, and rank very
high the Bcrlu Bourso. The engraving, lettering,
eoioring printing oil the oils simply superb
Mr. Joseph arrived IN this city on Tuesday. Yes
terday he wont 70 the Office VI tue Psnnsy Rail-
road Company, No. go broadway, purchased ticket
Tor New Oricans givins IA payment 10 tue CLERK, MI
William HOLMAN, the nifty doar oiil numbered 70 lt2
Mr. Honman did not Ae the appearance oil the bi anu
sent messenger with ~ 10 tho bunk whore ~ was
pronounced most dangerous counterfeit aud Tho
nrst one Of It's KIND ever seen IN this country Tho
bi numbered 20 $50 was also declared 10 he couB-
terislt. Both bulls were shown 10 German bankers,
VINO unhcsltatiugiy SAID that the rcd stamp purport
ms To DE tbat oil l.. Plant * GO. was "a forgery
sir Joseph, VINO VAS paced IN somewhat efnbarass-
Ing position, WAS promptly identified as Irresponsible
gentleman by Sir. Hollender. tho foreign express
manager, anu returned 10 his hotel
The following 10 communication In relation TO the
matter -
The migrants arriving the HAMBURG steamer Herder
Tuesday largely supplied With counterfeit any dot
Lar notes on tie Bsoaaway ana radssnen Aaonal banks
Of th, city ihs the hrs appearsues OF these notice "a
Tits the plate
tereis nities Central National Bank OF Aew
York and th. Third Naonsi Bank Buffalo, bat The
per much better. The signatures wttten and
very falr fvrgcrss
liz the OF the state OF New YORK lru hand
epd VI bacs hzure v Justice 10 the genuine With
pandKc covering her eyes Ia the counterfeit the Banu
not the but irsves them below
the bandaEe.
Tho puoic cautioned against taking nifty dollar
notes on these banks.
"A. AZ. CURTIS. United states secret Ser vice.
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ourgh's coiored servant entered tne court room,
and approaching to where Mira Elvra Manton, Mrs
vosburxn's sister, sat held whispered con.
vcrsaiion with her Mrs. Mlnton hurred TO friend
and said that Mrs. yosburgh had been again attacked
with rheumatism and SICK that shc had been
sent for Then she and Philiis walked burriedy from
the court Up to recess Mrs Manton did not return,
and 1T one O'Clock, after the Court had reassembied,
District Attorney McGil quietly procured from Pre-
siding Judge Knapp capias Tor Mrs vosoarsh's ar
rest The caplas MAS gwen 10 Sher Layerty, and
by him placed in the hands of Court
officers Edward X. stanton and Thomas Foley The
officers were not seen al the court again during
tho day. Sheriff Laveriy ave O'Clock said
that Mrs. Vosbursh had been found at the
was too sick to be removed aud would DO kept
under surveillance until well enough To be brought
70 court Or Benjamin D. Carpenter, Mrs:
Mrs Vosbufgh had been seen about eleven
O'Clock, eItcringa Monticello avenue car on its way
the ferry Rev. Mr.. Vosburgb, alter The adjourn.
mcnt Of the court sat with his counsel,
Ex-Governor Bede and Ex-senator Winfield,
IN earnest consultation When spoken To about
Mrs vosourgh. absence Mr. WnaeId In the pres
encc oil Mr.. vosOurgh and Governor Bedic, limited
that Mrs Vosburgn was not likely TO again OF
mencement OF tho trial Mr.. Vosburgh had
gone to his own house, but had been
stopping at The mousse OF friend on Paramount ave.
Mrs VosDuref continu ed 10 reside In her house
at No 81 Cinton avenue with no one but her sister,
Mrs Manton, ana tho coorcd servant Pnillis. re-
porter VISITED the house last night but found II closed
and dark.
SUPPOSED WHEREAuoUTS
The congregation OF Mr. Vosburgb's church held
their weekly prayer meeting last evening ~ tho
church Oh Madison avenue The reporter visited the
and crowd OF iadies, TO his Inquiry as TO Mrs.
Vosburghs whorca bouts, rephd IN chorus, 'she has
gone out whore wo can't tell you, because We don't
know"
The prosecution had not called Mrs. Vosburgh to
testify, Attorney General Stockton stating that Mrs.
Vosburg having lived with her husband alter tho
charges had been male public was TO certain extent
under his man puiations and prooaby renamed so.
IL ives Understood. however, that tho state would
coll alter they had reopened their case The sup
position among Mrs. Vo-burgh's friends ana her hus.
house In Stuy vesant, N. Y.
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KATE soUTHEEN's CASE.
NEW YORK. May 81, 1878.

INV York, May u, 1878.
TO rnE EpiroR oy rue HKRALp.--
Accept The heartfelt thaess VI myself and thou
sand New York mothers-yes, | may add. all over the
word-fyr The interest manifested your widespread
Journal 10 behalf Of that poor, unfortunate young
mother, Mrs. Kate Southern, nov under sentence OF
death IN a little secluded prison down the moan
tains OF Georgia PuDhc opini0n is TO have her par
dousu. 80 lot us beg o to do all IN your power
70 reach the heart OF the Governor and those a
power 10 have mercy on that illatcd woman. should
n fund Do required 20 secure her liberation and her
iuiurc comfort IN the coming eycst-"a mother
again and tho little one clinsug to her breast tor
nourshnent. let " be circulated aud my mite sub.
scribcd 10 tue list, aud We tmy mother aud ~ viii
send our check Tor $50
Mrs. n. n. ALEXANDER. No. 35I Fifth avenue.
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DIR. CARTER NOT ILL.

The rumor that the Row. Dr. Abraham d. Carter
pastor OF the Church OF our Holy saviour, East
Twenty fifth street, mad been suddenly taken III at
Madison aud Finy seventh street ana removed
10 Lukes Hospital turns out 10 be uDfounded, al
though It's circulation not altogether without a
cooraUle reason. The lact Is that " was Mr. William
Carter, DR.. Carers sou, who was removed 70 the
hospital stated IN The reports. The Young goutic
man taken With u iantng ~, bat was able ycsttr.
day leave tbo hospital and divc hts Istncrs real
deuce 10 Madison avenue. As 10 IN. Carter Llmso his
heath is not In any way Affected.
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ST. STEPHENS HOME FESTIVAL.

The programme Tor tho May festival by the chill
drcn OF 81. stephens Homo promises an excellent
entertainment comprising. besides choice selections
which will engage the services OF such artists Mrs
Adaltba Duyai.Mack. Miss Muuior, Mics Bore aud
Messrs. Dupiu aud Biscuon, dramatic recitatons aud
pieces by the childreu OF Home Iatie Pearl tho
enid vloiinist, will also appear. The festival taxes
place to tght at Stcinway Hail
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In JERSEY CITY.

The annual parade OF the teachers pupils OF the
Sunday schools OF Jersey city will take place this
ternoon. Tue line will move from Newark avenue
north, through Jersey avenue and around Hamilton
square, back 10 Jersey avenue whore IL Will DO re-
viewed from platform corner OF Jersey avonu 10 nd
Eghtn street BY Mayor Hopper aDa several prom
ia ut citlzuus.
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AT MOUNT VERNON.

The Sabbath schools connected with the Baptist
churches OF Mount Vernon, Pehamviilc, New Ro-
chee, Wakefield, Portchester and White Plains held
their united anniversary exercises yesterday, In tho
Reformed Church Cbapei, ut Mount Vernon, at tho
close OF which they marched TO steinway Han,
Fourth avenue, where they wore entcr tained WIN
bountiful collation.. About six huudrea aud nlty
teachers and sch GLARS were present,
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The RIDGEwAY DIVORCE SUIT.

the Ridgcway divorce case was concluded In Now
ARK yesterday, Tar the trial ana argument are
concerned Counsel Tor pf. Ridgcway occupied the
day IN traverse OF the evidence. Wee Chancellor
Van Fleet TOOK the papets aud reserved aceison.
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held and res uted as misunderstanding Committee
Rev c. II. Hall. Rev. L. II. Drowne, Johu IL Paddock,
j. c. smith, Messrs. II. l. P,errcpont, j. W. Gilbert c.
X. Marvin and W. y. Jones. MISSIONARY Committee
Rev d. v. N. johnson, q. W. Homer, W. A. Snivey,
C. p. Ellsworth. Rev. J. A. Aspinwali. Mcsers A. v.
Blake, :. D. c. Won Bokelen, j. A. Hewlett, W. A
Warning ana l.. X. Greene.
The Convention then adjourned sine de
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MRS. vosBuRoH's ABseScE FROM COURT rEs.
TEnDAY AND HER REPORTED FLIGHT PROM
JERSEY CITY.
Mira vosburghs sbseoec from cour, was noted BY
nor trends and relatives. VINO either we're igao.
rant OF tho cause OF her absence or refused
TO tell Al that any OF them would say that Mrs
vosJusgb was III Al eleven O'Clock PhDis, Mrs. vos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-30

mar er nitt aufssIest. Das Mittsl, mel
dies er an,uwenpen bsfdlcb, nm nidt nit
RA ieltl allsin 3u fsin, erlries iia iosar
ais p5ais ,redmipris. Die 0efslihafi
bednstiate TIN nur mod mehr, aniiatt i'm
gu tsrubissn. Gr bSrts ben 0elprahen
,erareut gu, CAB unpaiienoe @ntwcrten
arserte fA ater Gd leltit, drserte iih i'tsr
anpere; pus er fab, bsirrts ibn, uno mas
er tSrts, er,euste in feinen Strsn eins ss@
raps,u unanssnebme, fat tSrp,rliG iamsrs.
lits gmpfinouns. Gr fablte, pabsr lid isltt
nictt entrinnen fSnne, bab nur Die anba!'
tsnce, aa' iein Osntsn unp Stnnen sulam>
menfa0enbe Beldaftisuns nit tem Shld
lals Der Sai1&en bas einsise Mitttl isiI lth
gu bsfreien; tenn @etpibtsit unS &larbs't
in bieler Sade tonnten allsin 8erutisuns
uno Asttuns trinsen. gr burfte fsins
Yaule In ber Nadfcr1duns eintreten lailsn
unb nur In leinem Saule uermcAte sr bic
5pur bes gsrmibten gu inben.
(Grrtissuns :frlstJ
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Cine OrGinan;,
wsl4s Ssetioa 90 teS liGbil4sn Jrstsriefss
in Strait lftt.

wslGs Scetion 92 tcs iiGbiilAsn Jret6riefss
in Strait lrtt.
Sri 70 tur6 Bel Stabtratb Der StaS! San
Intonp perpronet:
@ectipn1. DaG son jsbt ab feline 0rauerei,
8ieBsrei, @rubIhmiece, @srbsrei, fen 0eib.
itaa, Jabrif- Gtabli0ement feine Camp yarb
cber irsenb Gin GtabliIemrnt abnliben Gbarar<
ters innerbalb Der itapiil1en @ren3en aneelest
uoer aufrcdt erbalten weretn fol-, ba biele Gta.
bli0ements na1 Der Wsinuns bss Staetratbs
sinsn @smeinldaten fir eas yublfum biz
ten Dieter 8elimmuns ;3uwiecrbancelnpe
lDQeM nit eiHer CITRATE bslsst wcrben, melde bic
Summs Spn Sl00 Dollars nidt iiberlteisf, fir
jersn Sag, an mel6em Gin lul1er @emeinlAa>
ben forkriltirt na9tsm Der pber bic 9eliser
bena1ri4tiat worsen Inb, tenlrltsn su ent.
fernen Ober nufSuSeben.
Seetiou 2 DaB ale aamiue, Sdornlisi,
ne ptr OfenfGbren, in irseno enem eer in
Ssetiun aufseaab!ten gtabli0sments, prGs
ee9snwartig erribtet iub pper in 3ufunft er
rihttt werpen, 70 eonitruirt tpsrben miilIen, paB
fe taS eeben une Gissntbum ber ummobncn-
cen pericnsn pur9 fsb!srbafte Contribution
niht eefabrben.
Seetion 8. Dag, wenn cine alaae tsim
Stabtratb erbobsn pirb iiber bic @efabrIi6feii
irsenb cines 8amines, SGornifeins cbsr Sfen-
rGbre fur 2sben unb Gisentbunt ss bic Vlidi
bss fabiiIden Snsenieurs iein lpa, bielelben Al
untsrluhen unb pem Stabtratb ibrr ten 8.-
funb sa bsriGten. gSenn feline llntsr1uduna
ersisbt bab ireenb cine @sfabr Srrbanoen ii
uno tsr Stactratb iid isiuer Meinuns an.
ldlisbt 70 lua Der Giacntbiimer oesr Seitpeilist
Tslbsr etneS lcl9en Gtabli0sments ourh ben
GitY MarI6al 11riftlit er)uht tperbem BIZ
MiBitdnbe in llebsreinitimmuns nit pen in Der
MOtis absessbenen Snltruftionen gu bsidtisen.
Wenn bsr Gissntbiimer uber ssitweiIise 8elBe,
ssrwsiaern prer Ysr1aumen lOltsn, pislsu Din.
weiiuussn uadauiOmmeu, 10 iua or mad leinel
peberfiibruns burG ben @seorcer nit s.
fir jerem Sag iriner @risfruus poey @srablGue
mung ssltraft werprn, fobalo bsr in >sr Ncti;
ansesstene i3sitraum absclaufen 1T.
Gum aweitcnmale Serlclen in Der am Is.
Sanuar 1873 abssbaltsnsn gsriammlunB tta
Staptrat5s.
S. $. 0renh,
Waypr.
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Demft barau! Ssbt it Die 3sit ssr
eunsenlhwineluat, css eunsenfisbsrs, eer
grfaltunsen, pss Sulten uao anrere &sbl
uno 9unsenleieen, bic 9dwinoludt ber.
bsifabrsn fSnnen. Bolase's Ger.
man SYrupilt tn bieler @sssno felt
swsi oosr prsi Sabren sstrauat worcen unb
bat in aqsn Taasn pas uebel setoten.
Sutt SIR bic @scisin nod niAt setraudt
70 wsnest guh an Guren Ipotbsfer 6
SdaTe unO frast mad rem wuncertarsn
grfOls, ben Ter Syrup ssbatt BAT. Drsi
Dozen ssnasen. ben falimmtea SAT- su
euriren. Sauft cine Yrobs TaGe pca So
1hse's German Sprup uno psriudt DaS
Ri!tsl bic 5lalhe fOfst 10 Gents.
GsmS4nlide 5laldsn fir ben Wartt IS
Gents. Spart nidt 72 Gents. nm gua
nit elmer grtaltuns woasnlan5 terum,u'
lhleppcn
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fort" giisntabn, neil bic unel~dIiden
Wtticnorc 5mar uidlt ssracs ras Senip,
aber nrib hsu 9lcd eintubten.-Sp bic
81. ct. g." Der tiabsriss Gtefrepat,
tsur eer STEM gorfer SanreIsjsitups"
Mcrib Mtysr, empfias bsfanntid nad
leinsm eiasnsn ipdteren Setenntntb $40,.
900 gonrs fir bic GnlpfsbIuns ptsiss
uYslpsriprsdsnpen" betruserjIdsn llatsr,
nebmens.
- llnler grpprt lit in bent ntn atss-
lhlplenen, hinter unS liesenpen Stsfaljabz
re srSEer ais In irseub eineut anberen ieit
bet griinbuns per Iepublif sereIen.
ST. betrug ndmlid ntdt meniser alS
$658,63 1928, mdbreub er 1876 nur
1896, 800, ,973; 1875 1904, ,574, 1858; 1874
$652, ,913, ,445; 1873 $780,, ,Oss, 1876; 1860
$4O0,122, 1896 unb 1850 gar nur $21S,=
388,011 tetrasen bat. Den Sauptanz
tbeil an bieleln GrsetniB baken neten bet
8aumwpue bic grcb ltpfie. limb Stpar
murpe ber srSBtc Sbeil ber lestcren pia
Seem Dprf per Ianbt.
= Ser Peirrttp bat ltatt bes Gpni ilt-
latS lit ct. Betersburs, su pem ct Suerft
ernannt mproen mar, auf paS er aber tn
6plse ieiner INSTRUMENTATION 9tepen ppnl
leeten Sabre SerSidt leilten nlnBte, Gin
anberes GpnI Iulat erbalten - bas in Sppn
ndmlid, meldeS bts rpr einisen Otpnaten
ber General Siterbaus tnne sebabt bat.
Wenn eg AUDI nidt 70 vpornebm" 1T, ME
baS in ct. EeterSbur9, 10 it eS br6 an
senebner ais jene5 unb ipabrl9einlid,
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