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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

TUESDAY June 4.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Thers
was check to the declining tendency Of prices but no
important recovery OF values To-day there was de-
cdcd revival ~ demand several Thousand barrels ~ com
mon shipping extras selling at 80 2pfi25 closing with
these prices refused, and the trade brands moro
firmly held. Rye Hour and corn meal dun. We quote:
st Hnd Western supernne 81 HOSSf extra state t2a
@Sf 20 ,st,rn spring wheat extras, - ljes$f 80;
do. Xxx ana NNN, e. 7jafi %, winter wheat extras,
- lpsSi 70. do Xxx and XXX, 81 si9si -. Minnesota
patouts, sG9s7 city shipping extras, - 2Oet5 30;
Southern bakers aud family brands. S5RFb 5oi South
ern shipping extras - Jptst4 A. Corn mea-wcstern,
s2as2 to Braudywtne 81 spsS2 20 Ryc flour s3S3 40.
Wheat feed. tl4DSls , ton rye feed, si7@Sis.
GRAiS-rherc has been within lew days slight re-
eovcry at least more s,eadiness in the grain market
but without much activity OF business or bunyancy ot tone
To-day wheat was hsler aud active salcs On The .pot
223sD bush at 81 o1afl ~ for No spring 81 uNdfl 10
Tor no DO ~ il@Si ~ foc Nc DO, the latter for
choice, 81 1891 IL Tor No red winter s. is@sl 10
for no do siiS for No 2whitc aud q 2s@ti - tor
prime to choice do including extra white Michigan TO
arrive at % and for future delivery 5000 bush No.
ter demand. sales 1900 bush nj Jis8l5kc for No.
Western the spot and G3isc arrive white state
quoted 0isG7c. Barley nominal Oats In good demand
and IT, denrcr 300 bush at 2G93lc. for mixed
and 2sa3bc. for white. including No graden at 200
21ic for mixed ami 30 ,fjic for white also No Chit
cngo mixed Mt Sic Indian freely offered.
aud the advance Of Yesterday barely supported sales
2uJOJO bush. mostly Western mixed at 42@id5sc. III.
Guiding No 2 NJ i5i.siir steamer nt Gls9ffc., aud
No at sal3c yellow and white western aud South
nearly Huninn for future delivery 0lOpp bush No.
2miXcd at 90 s5},c for June. 47c Tor July, aud 4sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
ROSE Isle AND THE GAsCoM"
a Lawsuit Against Managers Baehe and
Gardner OF Nibio's Garden.

Papers were served upon Bache and Gard
ner. managers of Nblos Garden. on Monday
on behalf OF Rose Isle. who has sued them for
$3.50 Her lawyer, Charles A. Lane, says that
on March sho signed n contract for the pro
duction OF her adaptation OF The Gascon,"
and the services of herself and Edward Arnott.
During the Arst week the play drew well. but on
Saturday night the promised salary was not
forthcoming, and Mr. Arnott began to
complain. On last Wednesday night, after
the first act he demanded the money. and 5000
was sent to him. with c':pt Tor MN 70 sign.
He passed his pen thro9En prS o. ON 'nS
He took the 5000. but WAS so persistent In his
demands for $50 more then dus that u, tne e.;
q the hird act be was PAD ~ rs s closn ~
tho NTH act, when one OF his friends showed
him playful announcing that on the ensuing
night Oliver Twist would be produced; he
asked the managers what this meant. and intl-
mated that he and Miss Isle were engaged UNI
I'll the close OF the week lie received no satls-
factory reply. and while the dispute was in
progress the green curtain was rung down. ana
the stage manager, stepping before me audl-
ence. said that in consequence OF the lndlsposl.
ton OF member OF the company; the sixth ana
last act Of The Gascon" could not be- given.
Mr. Arnott stood close behind the stage man
ngcr, and as soon a. the latter censed speaking
he stepped forward and said, " It's no such
thing ladies' and genllemeni ana explained
On Thursday Miss lsle, under Lawyer Lanes
advice. informed Mr., Gardner that she was pre-
pared 10 90 10 the theatre that night and play
In Tho GAsrOn." Sho WAS told that Ouver
Twist" WAS to be produced. and her attendance
would not be- required. She then handed Mr.
Gardner letter, saying that whether she mn
isicd the week or not, she should hold the man
agcmont responsible Tor tho fun amounted $3.50,
Mr.. Gardner told her thnt, under any circun-
stances her salary would not be due unit the
end Of the week Tint night -" Oiycr Twist -
was produced. and on Monday Miss l.lsle asked
for her salary. She was offered fl21 rs hnll q
"a lint Itn rtfu pI n "a Ia,
Ionhscher went to tho theatre tho same night
ana served tho papers on both defendants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
STRIFE AMONG YACHTsMEN.
How Election Dispute L. said 10 have Spit
the WiIiiamsburgh Club.

"Why have we postponed our races Z"
said a member OF the Willamsburgh Yacht
Club yesterday. repeating u Sun reporters
question. It's because we haven't enough
boats to sail with. | reckon" Further inquiry
brought out the inference that the lack Of boats
Is owing 10 the detection Of certain members of
the cluD who were dissatisfied with the result Of
the annual election held in March. At that
time Isaac Merritt was elected Commodore over
Capt. Steve Bricn, pilot on the GrcenpOlnt
and Eleventh street Terry, who represented ln
measure the New York interest in tho club
New Workers. bringing forward candidate who
was willing 70 work Tor nothing while the Long
Island candidate demanded salary Of
$50 year. The New Yorker. despite
the economical reasons for his elec-
ton. was defeated. and, as a consequence
the club, those who had boats taking them with
them. This r. the reason, So one who ought to
know said Yesterday, why the spring races OF
tho yacht club have been nOmlnally postponed
until the autumn, and probably, in reality, sine
die. Tho same reason, lack OF boats, unless
new members Join in considerable numbers,
Will operate then rs now 10 prevent race.
AT tho same time the probability OF now mom-
bers Joining IL not oasOnable, as the meme
bership Of the club. even without any quarrel.
is always huduating. There Is also jealousy
and ill-ieeing between the yacht owners and
those members who do not own yachts. The
latter are said to have endeaVored to run tho
club, and the former have determined 10 get
along without them. The complex difficulty
has been the cause Of an endless war Of words.
and yachtsmen do not meet in NllIlamSburgh
now without falling Into argument
The above account OF the quarrel as II now
stands was obtained from person WHO pro-
losses to be dislnterested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
beating THE F1yORITEs.
Good sport on the Prospect Park Track-sone
Of the Betters Astonished.

lho June trOtting meeting In the Prospect
Fark Fair Grounds, Long Island. postponed
from "ynday owing TO tho heavness Of the
track. caused by the rain, was held yesterday
The track was in excellent order Tho knowing
ones We're sadly out in their calculations, as the
Ryorltes were defeated in both trots. The first
trot was for purse OF 1900, for 800 class. mile
heats host three in five. in harness. There
w're eleven siarters-J. W. Driscols ch. m.
Nellie d. W. Il. Irwn's blk m. Village Girl II.
W. sargeant's blk. =. II. W. Beechcr. j. Moore's
DIX T. Kadir, J. p. Gberts b. O. Don Giovanni.
l. amalleys b. III. Katy Thompson W. A. Aliens
o. m Way Not j. Martins b. <. Billy Green j.
Bishops ~. m. Arabian Mag. +. WilliRmss
~, f. amH- and I, Manee's br. g, o, U, A. In
~ u'tihs James was lHyorlte over Billy Green.
'WN'Hrlr sold IN tho ilold for small sums
o.Ni.age Girl ct the best Of tho start in the
r. tH'tt, lul WAS Immediately passed. 10y Don
,errt,a.1l VINO made The paco hot TO the quar-
VT Nd a seconds. and down the backstrctch to
IT, ,rul NM" In p and Won eqslly by four
Kln;'q in iroir Of Kadir. Nellie D. MAS third,
"InHs ,owa,on fourth. Time, ZAP
nD,u =, owunl was made favorite over the
n,.s s WI VIZ second hrat lie led by two lsngths.
p''s,, mo quarter in 40 seconds. Having
w 'Hih- luh own way, lac made tho half in
ly t~~IN'i uolIng At hls leisure, won the peat
y"l-,n 'tIrl. Nrlic u. fourth Time 231.
H." ZEN lno word WINS given in the third hoat
D, nyHnuI lirly Now fron under tho string.
d '"p.hi navy Th"mpaon by a length. Going
6I'G,,,u.9 v. X stretch. lhllI Green, by asplen-
ebna lhHlIts"n h'ng third. There WAS no
IN i'i-ln lnsli"hs ~ il"y PASSED the han milo
w,s r iS, onl lt"n that point Dou Giovanni
i,@ EH'h lls head and he won the heat and
Gro,rn" ,, ~ gallant style Time. 2:3GA. Buy
Minl' was ""H4 l1G second money aud Katy
R4ie se'onA ,rot waA for nurse Of 400 for
less MS, wiln heats. best throe in Ave- la liar
Aug starters wore G. A. Dsnton's b, Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
Contents OF the weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY sun, published this morning


The nycshgahon u the Fraud Commcnced-llow the
American People were theatcd-l T. Anderson T. sti
mony-Th First Witness making Clean Breast u It.
The Letter that John sherman Doesn't Remember
Wunns-rhe Unpleasant Developments Regarding stan.
lev Mathews-AndersOn's Letters from Matthew Tie
Case Against Hayes. sherman. AMI Matthews, kAi~'r
William Nuunded-The Second Attempt upon the Lie Of
the Aged Monarch-The Assassin aud His Anccedcuts,
den. Antonio Macoo-ArriyAl OF the Commander o. the
Patriot Forces In CubA-Whnt lie Saws OF the situation
There Dreadful Disaster IN the British Channc-A ger
man lrOnclad Sunk-HundredS Of Men Going Down with
Her: The COMPLICATIONS in the Fast-B-mArcks Peace
CnngTcss-rcxt OF the German Note of Invitation To tic
Powers The Iowa DCmoc N-prcaUng Against Plchi'
dental Fraud and in Favor of Investigation, Terrible
Cyclone In Missouri Grave Ruhllng IN OhiO-The kudY
OF Son NJ Prcd M Harrison Discovered IN DSsecng
Room IN Cncinmnu Traps Tor the lnwHrY Experience
nf Sul,ciihers in Answering Advertisements, A uhU
bers Confessions Gud m Georgia Troubles Of the Lovers
Maintaining Roy Establishment Queen victoria
Costs the British People, Two Great Men NJ Poker Pc
etry The summons Song OF the CLAY, The Maiden aud
Her Lover My Little VIE and l. The Latest Iclcnmphc
News SunbcAms Notes ON Science and Industry, LADIES'
Department; Many Columns uf Editorial AruClcs and
Agricultural Mater Stories Mrs fitzgerald, concluded
The uuttersnlpe, financial Intelligence AMI Markets
TUG wEERLy suS contains complete cpitome OF the
news of the week all parts OF the United States and
the American continent Copies in wrappers ready for
mailing to the old country may be had at the desk OF our
public alton nice Price four cents For sale by all news
dealers IA city aud country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
UP 10 THROGG'S NECK.
Four Yachts Sailing for Four Handsome
Pieces OF silver Plate.

The Queens County Yacht Club enjoyed
its sixth annual contest yesterday OF Little
Bayside. Although Tony Miller exhibited four
handsome pieces Of silver plate for prizes. only
four yachts put in an appearance. They were
the Jacob Lang. Martha NJ. Rosa, and Emma
d. The course was from of the east end OF tho
club house platform to the Stepping Stones, to
Throgg's Neck buoy to home mark and repeat
The ynchts crossed the Inc as follows Lang
II was a free wind up the course, with beat to
wimdward returning. Tho first round was
completed ms follows Martha NJ, 1901 Emma
D., 1907 80. Lang $40; Rosa. 3;l2;3O. Tho
homo mark at the conclusion was passed as
follows: Martha NJ. $3.50: Emma D., 4;O9;3O
llusu 4 II ; Lang, AIS 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
An Elevated nnlIroad In nrooLlyn.

The Brooklyn Steam Transit Company is dig
ging holes ~ various points along It's limo to sink
the pillar plates and although less than two
dozen men Mt work, its officers aver that II will
have o OF road flushed by july so that its charter
viii not lapse The excavation m Main street was ned
yesterday with rcmcnL one hole Was dug NJ Washing.
TON and Fulton streets. another AT De kab avenue and
Fulton street. aud third Atlantic avenue, AT Bond
THE pillars Fulton street are to be placed on
the curb uc but Atantc avenue they arr 10 be placed
As SIKH And Third avenues. tins clN The grade up
Futun street being heavy twenty ton engine ~ To DO
used and the structure to he ma ie cOrrespnndnHy
strong The average height VI the road above the street
Ia " be fourteen eut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

THOUSANDS or PERSONS HAVE THEIR RYES
turned toward Wall street That Is where thousands OF
dollars made daily from uve stmcnt- ranging from 800
10 500 The reliable brokers Alex. rockingham Co.
~ wall street New York send their Financial RIou ircet
which explains ully.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

Rupture Tru-scs supporter. Bet-, Sc Prices 20 suit
the ulcs Al Unstable Pressure ru.s Co. 73o Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

Spring md summer stock OF Mems and
boy > hats selling Oft al popular fflrrf
TERRY - co. sdd Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
The Fe.iIye sen.on open. brlah.iy with IN

o The KNOX SUMMER II AT Tor ntlcmen,
tie grcacsennrt OF the busy lite OF the popular halter
II can obtained at 2l2 Broadway IN the rum Ayenno
Hotel IT. and iu all tie prominent clil- O tue hon
KNOX havius 49,, uts everywhere. Make an carry Sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

SIS Charleston, Lockwood Charleston
- city at savannah. Mallory. savannah.
IS Knicke rhockcr. kcmhle. New Orleans
s. OF Indiana. Smith. Glasgow May ~ via LARA
25th
IS schleswig Duit Cariin
- Victoria. iounl Glasgow.
s. wicland il,b.ch iianbu,s May - and Havre 18Th
Bark city ct Carlisle. Liverpool
Brig Aicira fhnislcy MHraCaiho.
Also the REGULAR cuAstNlsu packets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

Summer understands and drawers 25c. SIC. soc six
dress shirts to measure, 49, unaried shirts, Too VI
johnston 2GO Grand st. also AT 9th nv, cor 18TH
sueeL-Adn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

A 81 Pearl or Mixed Derby, LOO, Zine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

Pomcroy'. Trusses. nv n,r the heat In use.
Ak our phy sioinn POmcroy rru,scs 748 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
Eusinrss no.itss.


rsc sOZODONr who wish TO make themselves pleasant
aud pretty Better than enamel On the face. or hwdry
dresses n of the human iecr with pleasant smiles
and dental beauties and gives fragrance 10 the CONVERSE
ton No lady should neglect 20 have bottle ON her
toilet table
sPALDING's GLUE split on chair will prevent man
who sits down on II from ~ TIM up easily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

with Ayiy and II never fails to regulate their dges
uyo organs and bowels An druggists, AIDE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
MARINE INTELLI0EN


MINIATURE ALaASAc-ruts oar.
sunrises ~ sun sets. ~ Noon sets 80. II 20
wArER-Tnts nav.
Sandy Hook III II Gov Island ~ - Hell Date. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05

The opemns, hishcN. lowest. ana 3P ~ closing prces
Ol STOCKS day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-05
BANKING AND ETNINCIIL.

'Es dividend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06
both for territorial concessions and war
indemnity.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.

indemnity.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.
A dispatch from Constantinople dated
January 18th, o'clock p. NJ, says the
Turkish peace delegates have been or
dered to sign peace preliminaries, an
armistice probably to be concluded to-
day. The peace conditions are stated
on excellent authority to include
the following: Servia to be indie
pendent without compensation; Monte
negro to receive An,ivair, Nicslcs and
Spuz. aud portion of territory border
ing on Lake Scuttri; Russia to hold
Batoum, Kars and Erzeroum until the
war indemnity of f2O,OOO,0OO is paid;
the Dardanelles to be opened to Russian
men of-war; Bulgarian Autonomy to be
conceded rather on the principle of
Labanon than on the plan of the Con-
stantinople conference, and Turkey is
to nominate a Christian Governor for a
long term of years, subject to ratiti-
cation by the powers. Bulgaria is not
understood to include Krace. but only
extend to the lines of the Balkans.
Part of the Russians are to embark at
Constantinople for their return home,
and the final treaty of peace is to be
signed at Constantinople by the Grand
Duke Nicholas. This arrangement will
pacify the Russians military honor
without involving the occupation of
Constantinople. There is no mention
of Roumania in this dispatch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06

Kenner remain in the Parish Prison.
but will give bail Monday. Wells has
not yet surrendered, but will probably
40 so tomorrow, when the trial will
commence.
no Federal INTERFERENCE.
A Washington correspondent, writing
under date of Jan. 2Sth, says the tele-
gram of the Attornev-G General to United
States Marshal Wharton, at New Orleans.
notifying him not to interfere with the
rights of the State Courts, was sent last
night, after consultation with the Presi-
dent. AS no action had been taken in
the case OF the Returning Board before
the United States Courts, the President
and Acknowledgement had no hesitation
IN deciding that there was no occasion
for interferin: on the part Of any Federal
official. Anderson, Acting Collector, is
represented here as having summoned
the marines from the revenue-cuttcr to
protect his person and other members
OF the board. 1t is represented here
that the returning board members will
use every possible influence to obtain
the interference of the United States
courts, SO as to remove them from the
jurisdiction of the state courts. In the
event that Judge Billings does not favor
their petition, as now seems probable,
they will then have recourse to Circuit
Judge Wood.
THE TEXAS TROUBLES.
a dispatch Of the 2Sth from Washing
ton says the following order has been
issued by direction Of the president:
The following named officers Of the
army are detailed to act in conjunction
with one person, to be designated by the
governor of Texas, us Il board to inves-
tigate the recent troubles in FL Paso
county, Texas; Col. John II King, 9th
infantry, 1t. Col. VIM. st. Louis, 10Th
infantry. The board will assemble at
Fort Bliss, Texas, and then in such
places in FL Paso county as may be
deemed necessary to secure n thorough
understanding Of the matters presented
by papers which will be laid before it..
First Lieutenant Leonard, Adjutant of
the 9th infantry, is detailed as recorder
of the board.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06

kenner remain in the Parish Prison,
but will give bail Monday. Wells has
not yet surrendered, but will probably
do so tomorrow, when the trial will
commence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-06
THE CIRCASSIAN FREE-BOOTERS.

Among the tens of thousands OF
refugees from Roumania are manv
armed Circassians. These have already
plundered Sulaha, Bourgas, Chorler and
Radesto and other towns, and are now
hocking into Constantinople laden with
booty. The government wishes to dis
arm them and send them into Asia, but
it is doubtful whether they will be able
to do so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30
Die Steauns 8mblano'S.

Die Steuuus &~uBlanb's 1T seSenwdrtis
mebr ~sIanSeno als tart. Gs ilt wabr, bic
8a~ltanbalbiniel Iiest gu ben 5iiBen bes
Gsaren unb feline Gruppen iteben Dor Son:
%itantinopsl. Der Su Gan Stefanc BON 9tuB:
lamb bictirte 6risDs beoinst ibm oas Redt,
feline gruppen nod iabrelana iabli4 BON
Der Dorau uno pom Baltan iteben gu laii:
fen, unb sepabrt ibm bic tiinftise Sbma9t
in Der sansen bisberissn europali9en Gir'
tel. Auein Die Glnte itebt nod sei1nit:
ten uuo ssbunoen aui benz 6sloe uuo Ole
srobe S9wieristeit iir RubIano 1T, lie
inter Dad uno sad gu brinsen. Die
Wd9ts 9uropa's uamentli9 England, ba'
ben ieine abmadunseu nit Der Sirtei nod
ni9t anertannt. Namentli9 England be:
baaptst ben Stanopuntt, baB bic Seitim'
munsen bes 1856 seidlohenen unb 1871
rspioutsn Barrier 6riebens 10 LANCE au
0ts5t bsitanOen, bis lie uon ben unterSei9s
neten MSdteu semeinidaftli4 abseanoert
wsrben. gnsIano MIL ben fur Berlin in
gusli9t senommenen Gon9reb nur bann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30

sli9en nit ben rui1i1en. reid unb uners
idSpHi1. Die &ebe DisraeIis auf benz
9orbmapors Yantstt pom 8. Nou. 1879
mdre pieIeidt better unterblieben; aber
&edt bate er sew,B, menn er iaste, HuBs
lamb wiirbe idon surd Elm &rieSsiabr ,iems
LID erid6pft fem, wdbrenb bic GnsIdnber
sdbe uab itoIs Sabr fur Sabr ben &ries er;
neuern wiirben.
Inter allen bieien llmitdnbeu werber Ger
ruiii9e &aiier unb feline &dtbe weiie bans
beIn, penn iie bic Observation-Disclosures
BON Gan Stsfano einem europaii4en Cons
srsiis uorIssen uno ii4 bieienisen Serdns
osrunsen sefa0en Iaien, BITE pom benz Cons
srsiis uerIanst weroen. Der Wabn 1T
turs, bic &eu' lit lang" 8OIn. Sts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-30

gen unb @erbObnunssn, porsieIid Der 4po:
itaten, ent9eben fam. Wir finben bas I'M
9eben 10. Msn muB serabeSu %faunen,
wenn man beutSuta9e mitunter nit @lau'
benssenoiisn in Beribruns fommt. Wirb
elm 9eiprd4 ansetniipft unb u%nterbalten,
10 1T in Der &esel barauf gu wetten, baB
iiber turn elm Otener Der 8tr1e In basielbe
bineinsesosen wirb, unb omar nidt UNI
Qoblides unb grfrsuIi9ss BON bemielben
our grbauuns mit,utbeilen. 9tein, gu al:
lmererit werben feline Sebler auf has Gapet
sebradt. Climb bieie aud nod 10 tlein;
usnn iie einmal an ben idmusisen 3unsen
Der Srititaiter uOribersesansen iinb, bann
eri9einen ie wie cine Canine, bic srob ses
mug wdre, eine sanse @emeinoe gu per:
iditten. Wofir ipre9en iol9s llmitdnbe ?
Sic iinb elm Bemeis bafir. ME loder es
BEL 8ieIen um ben 81. @Iauben itebt.
ga, mag ba einwanbt werben, lou benn
Der &atbolit iiber feline Yrieiter ni9t ipre:
den? @ewiB, aber baB babel bas SdIim.
me itets i'm Sorbersrunb ftebt, 1T bod iebr
bsseidnsnb. Gin golf, bas feline Yrieifer
adtet unb ebrt, mas ia INNER eise 5rudt
bes treuen SeItbaltens am @lauben 1T,
ipri9t aber bon tbnen in san, peridiebener
Weiie, In anberem Gone, ais man es beuer
in Oieiem 2anoe 10 uisIfa9 gu b0ren be:
tommt. 6ebler baben ia aus Weni9en,
aber tIeine Serseben nit einem fi4tli9en
Bebasen brett treten, bas tbut elm orbentli:
den Wann ni4t sinmal pom einem oroind'
rem Weniden.
3ieben mir weitsr bic 3abl ~berienisen in
Betradt, bic Su sebeimen @eieui5aften
seb0ren, alio fattti9 pom @lauben abse'
fallen iinb, bann tritt wieber bic Wabrbeil
tlar bsrpor, baB Der @laubensabfau bic,
elm GROCER senannt werben fam. Bi,
meineu ndmlid iol1e, bic nod peritedte,
Beiie ii9 in 9osen bsfinben, bic ibre Ser:
~binbunsen NIT iolden nidt often our Sdas
trasen. OuB es beren sibt. itebt auBe'
3psiiel, bic 6reimaurer iasen es uns ia
Telbft.-lnb nun mod bas 9ser Oerer, BIZ
often NIT ibrsm @lauben absebro4en ba'
ben; bic, obmobl eiumal fatboliid, iesi
aaes &elisioie fir 9opan, unb Bfafiener'
fnbuns ertIdren. SIT ibre 3abI cine &C.
rinse?-
Man muB ferner b~ebenten, baB bisber'
an cine itdmmise Generation in bieiem
2anbe lebte, bic nod ni9t al gu iebr pom
mobernen Iiberalismus anseftedt mar
Wenn mir basesen auf uniere Susent
i6auen unb bsbenten, baB Der alte rStOd'
aumalis ausiirbt, 10 muB man ausrufen
@obin? = @enn bas am sriinen SoIS'
seidiebt. mas iou bann aus benz birrer
werben. -Grauris 1T wabrIi9 bic sesea:
udrtise 3eitlase; Der Nbfal pom 8Iauber
bat iie 70 ssitaItet.