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MISCELLANEOUS.
An Armenian womsn's Debut into Mixed
Society.
From a Missionary's letter.

An Armenian WOmhnB DEBUT INTO htiNoo
Society.
From Missionary's letter.
went the other day with the pastor to call
upon leading family. The master of the
house showed us every attention and asked
US 10 stay and eat supper with him. We told
him that If he would bring all his family to-
gether to eat with us we would stay. You
must know that no husband in this country,
unless he be Protestant, ever eats with his
wife. But our host saw tho point in our re-
quest and after little good-humored chat
upon the subject he agreed to our proposition.
The food was brought IN and set upon o table.
The father aud mother of our host entered tho
room, and ia came his five fne-ooking
children. All gathered around the table, and
we were asked to g. sit up mo-" wo said,
"your wife is not here. Wo want to see all
your family" and VIC reminded him laugh
ingly of his bargain. or he went, aud we
heard him in tho next room coaxing her to
como in, just to please us. At last
She complied, looking sheepisl and
scared. Never before had that woman
been asked to eat with her husband. A
blessing was asked, and all began to eat--all
but three of us. The pastor had whispered to
me that although tho wife sat at the table, she
would not eat and 80 IL proved. So, when
we were urged to begin, we good-naiurcdly
replied that We were waiting to sec Lucia eat,
first. Then there was more coaxing. We
stood firm aud carried our point. But defeat
was coming. Presuming ON victories already
gained, we went step further. Taking up q
piece of sugar. tho pastor asked the wife what
II was. But in the presence of the motherin-
law the woman dared not utter u word. We
cntreated, We scolded, we urged, but all in
vain. Not one word could we extort from
Lucia. The old mother.in.law said, in u half
warning, hall.apologetc tone: "She dare not
speak," " You are responsible for this" said
the earnest young pastor to the Older woman,
and 1t is u great SIM" That startled her O
little, and she appealed to me: Is it sin,
Bodyelley2" 1T is" said /. "The Bible
tells u wife to obey her husband, not her
mothor-in-law." But it was of no avail.
The poor wife could not DO made To open her
liDs
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- To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10. 1879. AT lao Il. ~.

SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT lao r. NJ
SoS-nsltIwoys EIJic9i, Guy Spd Wy Stations. MOI.
TON EXPRESS. On sundays TO Baltimore only.
stras5urr, WINCHESTER. Hagerstown, Frederick.
soO~tBAIffMoRE XND LAUREL EXPRESS.
sI0-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, 5lrasburg, Wnches-
SIS YDEK' G PT Msy TfIff BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPIRES. Parlor Car 20
s;aS.tsr. louis is CHfCXRo. COLUMBUS. AND
PrTTSBURG EXPRESS. Frederick. Hagery-
Through car 10 saup SSnc Punsn Cars 10 az.
elnnatl daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily. except
9'oo.ton Sunday only-Baltmore. Annapolis, and
iO;Oo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS stops Mt Biadens.
burg, College. Beltsvie. Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton. Jessups. and Hanover
lIlS-Rq, g AOpaRqs hlIcSts CITY. and Way.
ron EXPREss stops al Laurel. :.
1:55-ton SUNDAY onIy.Daltlmore and Way:
REL ExPhESs. Frederick, via Relay. stops
40, at hnnap9li1 Junction. ~. 49,
chester; and Wy Stations. Or sunday to Point
5;sOmattPiiiiAbhiPiI2A'N oRroLk. AND BAL
Norfolk passengers taken in tho N cars direct %
boat at Canton. stops At Bladensburg and Laurel
GCo-poin, OF hocks and Way stations.
S:S-tB4LTiMaeohgS "A" HS6 5'1 LAUREL EXPRESS
7,stGH 9it ii y CohTSbus AND prrrsBuRo
EMPRESS Sleeping cars to Chicago and Pitts.
eiSg tNEw YORK, Fila DELPHIA. AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS StOpB at Bladonsburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car 10 philadelphia =
GJ0-tSr. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars
tDaiiy tsundny only Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop ut Relay station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Observation-Disclosures Station, and G03 Gl9
and lI1j Pennsylvania avenue-whero orders will be
tax for Baggage to be checked and received at any
point In the city w NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO 4. kOONIZ General Agent.
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ILINS-YEArMAN.-On the evening of No
vember 10, le70, by the Rev. David Wilson, OF the
Ninth street NJ t. church, X. WALTER COLLINS OF
Georgetown, ID. G., to Miss EDirH M IEArmAS OF
Washington, ID. q. No cards.
DEGG ES-ROYSTON.-On November 20 1879, at
the residence OF the brides parents Baltimore. Md.,
by the Rev. Dr. Van Meter. WILLIAM IA. Dk1aEs OF
Washington, ID. e. " MATirILDE RoYsroN, of Balti-
more Md.
KING-MIrCHELL-on the 9Th Of November.
1879, Mt Holy Trim ~ church. Georgetown, %. G.. by
the Rev. Father Clamp, HARRY b. RISo and EmMA
NJ. MITCHELL. No cards.
JANES-TRIfNLER.-On Monday, November IL,
1873 at the parsonage by the Rey f. ID. owen, pastor
OF Mt Zion NJ. T. church, H. CLAYroS JAMES, OF
Wnshlngt H. ID. :, TO Miss REBECCA 5. TEhxLkR Of
Georgetown, d. O.
STA ACKNOWLEDGMENT the 9th or November,
1879 at the church OF the Holy Trinity, Georgetown,
by the Rev Father Byrne, THOMAS J STANTON 70
Miss MARY Gibbons both Of Georgetown, ID. O.
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Washington River Front.

ARRIVED
Inland and Seaboard Company's wharf-Steamer
Jane Moseley, Barker, Cone river, freight and pas.
sengers,
sRerils wharf-sleamer Mattano Byles, lower
river landings, freight ana passengers,
Bscoe's wharf-SchOoIer Lotte Somers Phlla.
delpha, coal fore T. Wood,
Great Falls Ice Companys wharf-schoonor
Mabel H. Philips, Philips, Gardiner Nc, leo for
Great Falls Company.
Rlleys wharf-Schooners Two Sisters Adams,
Harvester, Deltzel and Stephen A. Douglas, Lewis,
all from lower Potomac with oysters for market.
JohLson's whaf-Schooner Mary Ann Shea,
Harris, NOmlnl wood for Johnson Bros
CLEARED.
Inland aud Seaboard Company wharf-Steamers
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALIIMOKEI DGCDmDer 7,
Beef cattle-The market was slow and prices 40
ic"a rs.t " anatv N.Y., mednS $50
ordinary 20l2JSc, The most sales were at 3giHc.
Receipts, 8 l6S head sales, 1889 head.
Swlne-A generally slow market and prices l2c
of Quotations IAg5Ac. Receipts, IA, $50 head.
Sheop-The receipts Of sheep were 1878 head
Quotations, 3lS6uIl5c.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATrERs IN VIEW YoRH
And SAN FRANCISCO.
Now York Money Market.


NEW YORK. December l, 1879.
Tho imports of specie for the past week amounted
to S5,6i7 1856, OF which Si2,932 was silver.
, Money loaned up from to 7 per cent, closing at
the lower figure
.Exchango steady on q light business at 5000
dS0N for long and 1881 for short sight
Government bonds generally weak, especially
for new fours which declined "a per cent on the
proposal OF Secretary Sherman to Congress to re-
sumo refunding operations.
State bonds dull and nominally unchanged.
Railroad bonds were fairly active, but irregular.
Erie new second consols fell off from s6ss to siM
rallied to s6 and reacted to s519 while do funded
Boston, Hartford Erie irsts dropped from 50 to 81
and TO @ 80 a Z, % 60 80 TasG
10 034 do currency skies declined from 37l3 to 37
Wabash ex-converiibles declined from 9bR to 9jlS
Ssd Go F Ssd pSf
neapOis iirss rose from lOOl9 to l03 Alton Il Terre
Hautc seconds preferred from 90 to 9S; Great West
ern irsts OF 1883 ex-coupon from 107 to 1857; do
seconds from 90 to 99Is; 81. Paul Il Minnesota
trsls from 1904 TO lol, and Texas Pacifc incomes
of 1894 advanced to l07: Union Pacific land grants
TO ll2l3. and Oregon Railroad and Navigation firsts
to 0i% San Francisco seconds class b. fell of to Co.
Essex Construction bonds 10 06ll American Dock
Improvements to l07, and do assented to 1924
The stock Market opened heavy and prices dc
clincd y to per cent, tho latter Hannibal & st.
Joseph preferred, the Granger and Coal stocks
Erie and the Southwestern shares being also prom
inunt In the downward movement. Toward mid
day there was sharp recovery. the advance
from the lowest point ranging from u to per
cent, Delaware, Lackawanna Western leading the
advance. During the afternoon the market was
Irregular, and toward the close the Bears again
succeeded IN depressing prices n TO 3 per cent,
the latter Erie preferred. The final dealings, how
ever, showed q recovery to 4@5s per cent.
Transactions aggregated 1000 shares, including
Erie 100000 Lake Shore $1,000. Northwestern 2i0O0,
st Paul 1900, Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
$4,000, New Jersey Central $4,000, Delaware & Hud-
son 1900 Reading 10000, Michigan Central 5000,
Hannibal & st. Joseph 1000 Ohio u Mississippi
5000, Western Union 1000, Pacific Mail 1000, Wa
bash, ST. Louis x Pacific 5000. Kansas Il Texas
2lOUO, indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette 1000,
and Sulro Tunnel 5000
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AUCTION SALES.
7l7NN97-7---7--7-7--lT-0.7-@l--N1-7-
TODAY.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of fieri faoiaa, issued out OF
tho Clerks office OF tho supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia, and TO me directed will sell NJ public
sale for cash, at the conrthOuso door OF said District
on MONDAY, the 18th day of December, 1879, ut u
PENDANTS in aud To the following described property,
towlt; Lot numbered 1893, in square numbered tl6,
Washington, ID. G., together with oil ana singular
the improvements thereon eyied upon as the proper
~ OF defendants, John H. Mullin and Richard w. Null
In TO satisfy execution No. 64 In Equity, in favor
OF Michael J. OBricn.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
no2i-dts U. s. Marshal, District OF Columbia.
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GENERAL M1RKET.S.
Georgetown Grain Market,

Offerings on Change yesterday $500 bu. wheat
with the following sales 20 bu. at Sl40, 200 bu al
81 Az 300bu. at slis, 420 bu at Sl4S19, GOO bu al
81 40 li0 blu. at $3.50, Sl5 bu. at Sl.55.
ARRIVED.
Boat Loudon, with $500 blu. of wheat
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YESTERDAY Ind such II bad cold that could
not speak used Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, aud to-
day am well as ever. 1t cost only 20 cents.
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The Belle Island Mining Company declares
dividend Of twenty-five cents per share The
Savage Mining Company levies an assessment of 81
per share and the Justice Mining Company an as
sessment of fry cents per share.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND SEABoARD COASTING COM.
PASY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
AND THE SOUTH.
FALL Ann WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FALL AND WINTER ARnANoEM

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE GEn~
will leave Washington on MON k<ix@Su4uf-
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRI sss4f2, 1ssssaa7s5s5~
Lookout, connecting with steamers TO Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS att p IN.
First-cla,s are"-.-...s2 90 Round trp.......s3 %
Seconds fare...,s 5O. Round trp........S2 70
DAILY LINE N1IfEPOTOustC RIVER.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves Sixth-SL
Wharf every MONDAY aud THURSDAY at ! n. IN.
for Nomini, and SATURDAY to Leonardtown. stop
ping vt intermediate landings going and returning.
a. m. on SUNDAY for st. Clements Bay, TU ESDAY
for Cone River aud sra this Creek, and FRIDAY 10
Captco, stopping ut intermediate la dings.
S7E1 MERS FUR NEW YORK,
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and n. @ KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier III East River. New York,
cry Saturday, ~ 4p. m; Georgetown Friday morn
ing and Alexandria same day
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at Office, under
National Metropolitan Bank. Fifteenth street,or office
OF agent foot of Sixth street. Washington and % Wa
ter street. Georgetown. SAM'L BACON
se2i President
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. ucrIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP.

A UCrION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
"A ERTY.
OFFICE OF BUILDfSG FOR STATE, WAR !
AND NAVY DtrAHrMhSTs,
WAsIfSGToN ID. O., Nov. -. 1870
A gu nifty of refuse and secondhand building ma
teral and tools viii he sold at public auction at the
site OF the building for State War and Navy Depart
menis on the nth day OF December, lig, at O'Clock
z. IN. For COpits OF terms of sale aud Inventory,
for further Information, apply Mt this Office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
noggt1 =
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r II coLDwELL, Real Estate Aucuoncot

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF AND THIRTEENTH Sis N. W.
BY virtue nf deed of trust dated November /. A.
d. Is ., duly recorded IN liber No 67, folio 3d.
of the land records for the District of Columbia, and
ut the request uf the holder of the note secured
thereby shall sell ut public auction, In front of the
premises, On SATURDAY, December ., lS7D, at I:JD
situate In the city. OF Washington, u. g., to vii I:
All of lot numbered one %, In George j. CUburns
recorded subdivision OF square numbered two hun.
DIR and thirtysevcn (2S7), being improved by two.
story pTessed-brick- dwelling containing nine
rooms. Parking In front and OH side, Sc
TermS-One-fourth In cash and the balance In one,
two, three and fonr years, with interest ct per
cent. per annum, secured by a deed OF trust the
property sold, MI cash Mt option of purchaser
deposit of slOO ut time of sale and all recording and
cOnvoynnring ut purchasers cost Terms TO be com
piled with IN Soy on dnys. HORACE j. FROST,
uO2lpOkds Trustee
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lbuo lIlHcsi GllG,lOU
whole Tickets, -, Halt Tickets NJ.
81 Tickets, 500. ~ Tickets, 800.

All applications FOR club rates should b. mVdo TO
the homo oiicc, NonU by blnl; drar orrxpr-ss.
ORDERS or % Ann UPWARD, ny lcNPRhSS
CAN BE SENT AT OUR EXPENSE
Full list Of drawing pub shcd ~ Louisville CouE-
IER-JuutlSAL nld NV York Herald. aud mailed 70
all ticket holders Fur tickets and Information All
d rtss A. j. COAlAlERFORD, Courinr,lournn Build
ng, Louisville, KY, or lB3 broadway, New York,
Also j. W, CLARK, liOS New York avenue, Wash
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TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

BY virtue Of witt OF ieri acas issued ont OF the
clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and TO directed Will sell at public SALE
for cash, Mt the Court House door OF SAID District. on
TUESDAY, the I'd day Of December lh79, at IL
o'clock all the right, title, claim and the interest
OF the defendant IN and 10 the acknowledgement
property to witt Sub-lot - square 49, and lot 2,
square no, situated In the city Of Washington, said
District, together with all and singular tie improve
ucnts thereon, levied upon as the property Of Will
lam Lnkns, to satisfy execution No, 2l,052 at law,
in favor OF the National savings Bank OF the Dis
triCt OF Columbia. -
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
nOli dts u. s. Marshall, ID. @,
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WANTED-HELP.

A CoLORED man for driver and waiter and a
"A colored woman for house-servant Apply to
Lieut.. SEBREE, TT Whpple. Va. no29
EnO HANDS WANTED-I Will give steady EN-.
cOO plOyment during the winter to 800 good
steady men, at good wages: also wanted, $50 horses
and carts, to work on the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road; near Front Roy!l. Address EDMUND PUR-
CELL. Front Royal, va, nO2s-Gt
WTANTED-A lady who has had experience in
w book or periodical literature TO assist In the 70
vision of work now In hand; must be II coed pen
man and u thorough grammirian. Address Stating
age and present occupation, WILLARD WORCES-
IEh hepuollcNl Office no27-3tt
"ANTED-A few resi- ectable outls, to practically
w study Architecture and Engineering ut office
100 N at n W. ocJ-tf
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SAN Francisco, December !, 1879.
Tile following are the official closing quotations. OF
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TRAVELLERS GUIDR.

RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Tho Great Doube-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRTHwEsT, WEST. AND SOUTH
WEST.
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A ucrIoN SAFE OF UNREpEEMEp PLEpGEs

A
On Tuesday, December . 1870 mt 100 o'clock D. M,
and Wednesday, December 8, at $50 o'clock p. M, I
will sell at establishment, No. 1873 Pennsylvnnia ayo-
nue. Ihir zenith sreot ali pledges forfeited by
noirredempiion ut this date.
T. HE1DENHEIMER.
r. FOLEY, Auctioneer. NJ. COLEMAN,
sal
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FUTURE DAYS.
T,nos j. FISHER q CO., Auc,ioneers,
l. 1871 Il street northwest

u IzzI II sIrtrI HUrIHWcSI
ADJOURNED SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, IN SQUARE us, SITUATED INfMEDI-
AIElsY WEST OF THE RESIDENCE OF THE
BRITISH EMBASSY
On THURSDAY AFrERNOON. December 4, ut q
o'clock on the premises, we shall sell number of
CHOICE building lots. fronting, respectively, on New
Hampshire avenue, Sunderland Place, and P-street
circle being portions Of square No u.s. unsold Mt re-
cent sale.
Title perfect. An abstract of same by NJ. Ashford,
Esq, may be seen on application.
Terms; one-third cash; the remainder In six and
Twelve months With Interest at per cent. payable
senthnnuany. Deferred payments secure by deed
OF trust on property sold. deposit vi SO will be
required Oh each lot % d at time of sale
JOHN BULL Airy Tor owner,
decld&ds Room ~, Corcoran Building
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HNRUSTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
4 On NORTH STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS EAST.

BY virtue OF decd OF trust dated November H. lSTJ
and duly recorded November II, 1873, in ber No. 1885,
folio 30 of the land records tor tho District of
Columbia, and ut the request of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction IN front of the
premises on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of December
lS7g at o'clock p, m the oowing real estate known
lots 70, 3d. 81 and 81 of William B. Toids recorded
subdivision ~ part OF square No l6g. together with
the improvements thereon consisting off brick and
frame dwellmg-house.
deed of trust to wit The amount OF indebtedness OF
one thousand 900 dollars, with Interest at the rate
often cent. per annun, rom the l7th day of Sep
lembcr 1873 to day of sale also the expenses OF sae
IN cash and the balance by notes for SIX and twelve
months with interest from day of sale secured by
deed of trust ON the property sold; deposit Of one
hundred dollars TO be paid at the time OF sale, and all
conveyancing at the expense OF the purchaser Terms
OF sale to be complied with In six days from day
sale else the trustee the right to resell the
risk and costs OF the delalllug purchaser.
JOHN KlLLIAN, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS,
nov5-2aw D5Sd AuCtoneers.
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Authorized by the Commonwealth of Ky.
as Best and Fairest in the World.
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pY LEIGH bios. & PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
ID aud General Auctioneers, Nc. liz Main street.
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant to two deeds Of trust executed by the Dis
mai swamp Canal Company ON the LIST day of July,
1877 ard The 10Th day of February, 1862 respective
ly TO secure the payment of the bonds issued by the
said company the undersigned surviving trustees by
the said eds appointed, Will sell the AIOVEMEN-
TONED VALUABLE PROPERTY on the 18th day
of JANUARY, 1850, ut IL o'clock m. for cash at the
auction house Of Leigh Bros. ~ Phelps, In the city of
Norfolk, Va. .
WM, II. c. ELLIS iiuS'ee~
LEIGH BROS. u PHELPS,
oci0-3m AuCtloneers
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. II. wARNEK. Real Estate Anotloneer.

TRUSTERs SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING mo; lid ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF V STREET BET. ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH STREETS n. W.
BY virtue ola deed of trust, dated February TO- 1873
and recorded In ber No So folio 49, OF the land
records for the District of Columbia and by direction
ofthe party secured thereby, will sell nj public
ton, In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, De
ceinber q, 1872 ut o'clock p, M. lot numbered forty
four (lt) In Walkers subdivision of square three
hundred and tllIeo CDD fronting fifteen DO feet ten
nOl Inches on street norih, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets west. by depth of seventy-two (72l
feet aud improved by two-siory brick dwelling.
TermsOne thousand dollars (2i COD cash, re-
mainder In six, twelve aud eighteen months with
interest At per cent per annu secured bv deed OF
trust OF the property. JOS. c. @. KENNEDY,
no2G-iOt Trustee
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- ,Wein 6rGuleln, Der Uein fdeiat
1bMsn intsn 4eff sefiessn ~ ieins
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Wi.oerno. Snititutsuor iteberiu !:
- Bertba, bieIe beleieigenoen Worte basen
Sic 3u Sbrer @oueSin eod ,pobt nur in
Der eritsn aufresun9 eefproden !" ger-
tta: 80 nein, erit in Der 5wsiteu !"
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Rsl Mklisr kIar iiiaAs. afa aaspsrs
epanIe SAB VaS si. asa'saasilhta ser.
1n0'sR. -a sssssgr sssassz tfss ~ T..
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an su elmer tiinltliden @sisrps. elmer .tpl.
gen Waifenbereiti6ait ssSea eas Ssbsn
unb bie Nldnner, unp wiu 60 ibnsn bann
iitel ne6men, tptnn bic 8sRm ielblt ni&t
gan, unb. gar Natur tleibsn?
Mud fam itr bas pisocr ;u Statttn, bab
fe trpb einss leilen Iones BON iiberlssener
G&rlmeret, nit .eem ae mid absewielen,
bod ii alI.m Grnfte fol-, eenus ssuefeu
mar, isoe MnnaberunS fern 3u talten, pa
0e mir nun einmai tsipe 6oIauns ermsd,n
sburfie crer mollte. .~Dab ttsrnn gum ar0b
ten 56eil gerbdltniGt SauID wareu. bic
Id nidt fannie, bab tbr 5ers niht us.
freunpiid seoen mid sefnnt mar. aud bas
bate fe, mie i'd mir 1tihblpste, In ben me.
ntssn Dorttn unp 1lifsn, bic Ne mir &C.,
sSnnt, bsutlih burdfhim,nsrn taTsn.
Sd mar al(o niAt metter ais porber,
eter ridseworfsa, Ia i'd cine danlihs
@elseentsit niht wieber benubsn tonnts
unp 1e ielbt wabrlasinliA msbr auf ibrsr
Put jiaoen riiree.
tlnp 70 pertrahte Id sin.ns trlt@eltaen
Sag unp cine Naht poa Der psrmorrsnRsni
Erdume.
Dk ware mir batsr su Mutb, ale ID
UNI Mittas bee na&ften Saees ourh bic
Stabtpof etnsn Brief etbielt, Der auf gis
nen S&las aQ' metne bisbsrisen gsrmu.
.tturesa iiber BEN 5anftn mari.
SD wurpe earin aups 5SFihas erluht,
wenn -. sneine .3sit irseno atfatte, MID
hepts giuhmittas IN BEN bepu6tsn 5aule
bier lrsppsn bod -ein3niiausu, ba man In
einrr nittiSea aasslsssubstt msiaen Ratb
DortieBuns fulgt.) -.
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- 5err NcwNter tbeitie mir nit, er
bate. trcsben er piel Quinn Sese fen,
bas sfieber niht los merpeu fsnnen. Du
iaaits er ftd Cr. ausuit SSnis's
9amturaer 1rOpfsn, aatm bic.
ielten unb ieit bieIer Belt bat ct cas
Tieteri nid,t mebr betommen $ Midael
sps'lare, Pei ag' . g'e0sle' .0 Y|i|qT " gsy Sesa',
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Selbfvsrrait. Gbef: ,.Narum
iOmmsn eie 10 ipat iH's Bareau ee.
amteg ;i.Id Yar ssaera 1esHe siuaeIas
6sa unS - nnb.-- nnb = "Gbef uWsie
i&en . dber bos i1 feine Husreee Sd
babe faft tislih. 8asenjammer uno fin
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nSSa ,robl = eS if nur gut, oae sic mid
Sesleit en-, nit einem iolden affen tin id,
nod ME mad 9auie se9ansen." Aa
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Die i@6nen s E6ebtsr ser Wfobe aieb en-
Ssc5pbcnt ieoea, aanbern; Artifei fdr
bic 3atne Dor. neil nihts anoeres bieien
9dnuf ees Wnates 10 1sdenlos madt
coer cem gftbeu, einen 10 liebliden Duff
uerlsibt. slleberoieS (ebrt bic @,faoluns,
bab oer Mstifel pcafommen ssIuno III,
mas niht eben BON aaen 3abnn,itteln ts.
bauptet ,peroen tam. .ssa ID snf