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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06
City Court Notes.

In this court yesterday morning Marcus schwed's cage for violation of the license law called. Bis attorney, Mr. Blydenburgh said he understood that the case continued until Tuesday and that they had witnesses present. The further post- pons until JanusryS
 John Douegan's case, charged with violation of the reputation clause in ths license law taken up. The evidence for the State hsard on Saturday. There WAS also . complaint against Max Katschmidt for keeping the same place. After discussion both cases were continued to the 9th.
 Ths cise against Howard ". Main for violation os the license law up for judgment The &C., cused not and Judge Pardse thought that the pronounciDg of judgment would hardly be le- gal. It was considered that Mains absence was through 6 misapprehensicn, and the con- tnued to the 9th.
 Thomas McFadden pie aded not guilty to defrauding Mrs. Mary Chadbourne out O; $22 for board and 7odg ing. He was discharged. 5-.-z
 Peter Daly charged with attempt to commit rape came before tn, court for hearing. He was also charged with forncation. Probable cauEe was found and he bound to the Superior Court in 1nds of $N0 The case against Murton Painter for simt- lar cffense was continued until this morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06

Frederick l.. Converse. Thomas D. Jonss, Wiegand Schlein. William D. Bryan. James Barker. John R. Cummings. Benjamin W. Stone. George A. Shubert. Elisha Dickarmen. Charles s. Scott. Joseph D. Payne. Russell W. Morton. William E. Baldwin. Frederick FArnsWorth. R. Treat Merwin. John Reynolds, York st. Alfred H. Hurlbut. Lucius B. H1nman. Philip Pond. Samuel Tolles. William W. Hotchkiss. Major G. Leforge. Edward 8. Read. William Goodno. Sehgman Zunder. Elizur H. Thacher. William E. Thompson. Michael Fitzpatrick. Hugh Galbraith. Herman E. Smith. Patrick McAveDey. Cornelius Pierpont. Oliver A. Bill.
 James M. Mason. Louis Rothchrd. Foster s. Bassett. Alexander Storer. Willis A. Law. . Henry A. Blakeman. Austin B. Fuller. Charles Katsch.
 Michael Hughson. William W. Stone.
 William A. Goodwin. Murtagh Bradley. Jscob Lyerzapf.
 Benj. s. Ourtiss.
 James Birgs. . James NJ. Andrews.
 Michael McOarten, John R. Remberr.
 Frank l.. Newton.
 Frank Chandler.
 James B. Hood.
 Charles Bradley.
 William H. Hanc ock. William FrRnklin.-112.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06
The Leap Year Law,

As leap year is here it is well to knoF what the law of leap year is. The law, it is said, takes no notice of parts of days, and as to the 29th of February, it takes no notice of the whole day. The 2sth and 29th are computed as one day. For example Suppose note is dated on the 18th of February, 1880, payable one day from date. Ordinarily it would be payable on the 4th of March, and so it is in leap year, and not on the 3rd. In Indiana the question has recently come before the Supreme Court, in respect to the service of process in 1876, the last leap year. The law teere re- quires ten days previous service for the entry of judgment. In the case before the court, the judgment was premature if the 18th end 29th of February were to be computed as one day. The court said: 'tIs must be regarded as settled in this State that the 18th and 29th days of February in every bisextile year must be computed and considered in law as one day. The question is set at rest by our statute, K. S., n. p. 610, 8. 3, which provides that the added day of a leap year and the year i'm mediately preceding, if they shall occur in any period so to be computed, shall be reckoned together as one day. This embraces statutes, deeds, verbal written contracts, and all public or private interests. Journal,
 Albanv
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06

Robt. B. Bradley. George Alling.
 Sylvanus Butler. Louis Feldman.
 John Futile. Bartholomew Healy. Benjamin F. Mansfield. Edward l.. Bassett. John Ruff. Lawrence Ourties. Truman B. Smith. Gsorge Augur. Joseph B. sargent. Michael Eagan. James G. Brown. Henry Hale. ... Daniel L. Carpenter. William Geary. Isaac Rosenberg. Joseph Ecoville. Michael Dillon.
 Henry L. Cannon. Francis E. Harrison. William H. Lindsley. Abram Krauss. Patrick Maher.
 Henry N. Oviatt. Carl G. Engel.
 David O'Donnell.
 George K. Whiting.
 William B. Goodyear.
 Alex Foote.
 Joseph v. Clark. Henry W. Mansfield.
 William E. Vogel.
 Charles Fabrique. Henry Smith, Wooster st.
 Hiram Fl. Painter.
 Charles W. Bradley, West | vile.
 Isaac UllmAn.
 Charles 0. Dennison.
 Willis 6. Judson.
 Homer H. Peck.
 Henry F. Andrus.
 John B. Robertson.
 Robert E. Baldwin.
 Bernard Reilly.
 Patrick Gallagher, Brad. lay st.
 Willis Smith.
 Henry 8. Cooper.
 Reuben B. Blair. | William ODonnell.
 Samuel Davis.
 William Schollhorn. ! Louis Asher.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06

Compliments to a New Haven Singer.
 Of the performance of the Messiah" in Chicago by the Apollo Club, December 30, in which MiEs Turner, of Trinity choir, took part, the Chicago papers make some elaborate comments, from which we quote the follow ing:
 Miss Turner, the soprano, sustained her reputation as finished oratorie singer. Her air Rejoice greatly, 0 daughter of Non," was sung in style worthy of her distinguished teacher. Her phrasing was simply exquisite, and the house responded with generous appreciation of her marked abilities Chicago Times.
 Miss Turner's most finished and brilliant vocalization was in Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion, and her admirable phras- ing in all her various recitatives and arias was almost perfection. Chicago Journal.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06
sPEUIAL NOTICE.

Our mad and express department iB now 20 thor oughly organised that the ladies living out Of town can do their shopping through with perfect safety, and at prces just as reasonable they present themselves in Kew Haven, jas eod&ws
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06

1
 Subscriptions and donations to the New Haven Orphan Asylum from Nov. g to Dec. 91. 1879, were as follows:
 John H. Starin (by ..H. Barnesl, North church Sunday school, each 375 Frank and Waiter BieeloW 810; George Blakeman, t6; New Haven Paper Box Co., @; Mrs. Q: J. oshorne. Mrs. c. M. Grant. esch a Mrs. Q. J. Buckbee, Mrs. R. Frisbie, Mrs. O. Ohat- field, Mrs. E. Perkins, Mrs. O. 4. Warner, Mrs g. N Eerxin, Miss H. s. olmstsd. each sI; uhardty box, S1 cts. a s5.,-ss5.fssrf f,--57sss ss17 ,, John IT. K1ock, medicines for tho month Mrs E. T, Burlington, games and picture books :; Miss Eunice E. Gilbert, fancy pieces and boxes H. H. Bunne n dog: picture b0oks Mrs. O. P. Wurts, second-hand clothing Mrs. N. 2. Garfield, Tivon boards, IS ny Booth, picture books and decorated cards Mrs. Wilbur r. Day, IA pairs mittens ; Allen M. Osborne, ters Mrs. Q. ohatnela, do. George IT, Ives, orna- menfing 20 loaves of cake Mrs. J. B. Robertson no lbs. poultry Mrs. M. A. Osborne, 10 pies.
 Oommitfee for January-Mrs. Arthur v. Wright. 3A Htnhouse avenue Mrs. Charles IF. Fsrnam, ID B&chem street. MRs. H. o. HOT0HKTSG,
 Recording Secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06
The Hayden Gaze.

The great trial will be resumed this morn ing at 10 o'clock. The rebuttal testimony Tn the case, 1t is expected, will be finished by Wednesday afternoon of this week, and the remainder of the week will be occupied in hearing sur-rebuttal testimony. Next Mon- day the arguments will begin. MT. Harrison will open for the State, and MT. Jones will follow for the defense. Their arguments will occupy two days. MT. Jones will be followed by MT. Waller for the prosecution, and MT. Watrous will close for the defense. They. also, will occupy the greater part of two days in arguing. The case will probably go to the jury at late hour Thursday afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06
The Court Record.
Superior Court--CivIl ssde--Judg

 Superior Conrt--Civil s.de-Judgs
 Martini
 This court will come in this afternoon at o'clock in the bar library. Superior Oourt-CrimInaI ssde-Judge
 Culver. @=sE4 aa This court will come in this afternoon at o'clock, and will occupy ths Common Pleas court room. About eighty criminals will bs put to plea. Court Of Comaaaoan Pleas-Judge Pardee. This court came in yesterday morning st u;S0 o'clock. The hearing hoished in tho csse of Strong, Barnes, Hart Go. vs. Robert and Adelia Stevens, which the disclosure of garnishee. Court OF Common PIeas-Judge Harri. The January term of this court was opened yester- day afternoon at o'clock. -&
 The demurrer to the plea in abatement in the case of De MeGsath vs. Payne was sustained. E There WAS q hearing in the matter of taxing the costs in the case of Plumb Stone ct The jury found n this for Mrs. Stone to recover her coss This decision to the approval Of the court and it WAS so approved.
 At bar meeting of this court the following assign msnts were made:
 Thursday, January s--smith vs. Douglass Far Friday, Jan. 9---wheeler vs. Lord, Boardman vs Luby oruttenden vs. Beylan ounon', trustee, Vs. Monday, Jan. 12--McMahon & Wren vs. Smith 1; Mellett ~ JudSon, adnln, Vs. Fafsonss Tuesday, Jan. l3..-De McGrath ys Payne Far man %. ys. Fond l; Hall vs. catlin Rowland Fs' Wednesday, Jan. 14---Birmineham Iron Foundry ys. Indian O'Keefe Catn Sperry Brisioi Collect vs. Mt Carmel Mfg Go; Farrell vs. We'on Cuilom, tr., vs. Broschart Thursday, Jan. 15-Hemingway, adIn'r, ct al. vs Coleman Payne, tr., Williams & Futile, Townse d vs. Bradley, Sinamons Kain. Friday, Jan. 16-Frtz vs. Graham, Bissen vs MIL Ter, Aldrich & Plumb Scoville, Hickey Dona hue tt si, Bowman vs. Smith, Walker ys. Woodruff l & Go.
 Tuesday, Jan. 23-Flaherty Crafts, Egan vs Ryan, Robbins Stone. l Wednesday, Jan. 21-AIbany Brewing Company vs Meriden. Cook vs. Meriden, Butler Meriden. | Court adjourned until Thursday at I0a. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06
Removed lo ChapeI Street.

MT. Henry Storer, the well known grocer, has removed his business from the corner of Olive and Wooster streets to Chaplain build ing, on Chapel street, near the Ooe Opera House. Mir. Storer's long experience, large patronage and honorable dealing are guaran- tee of continued favors from the public at his new stand, and he will be found ready as ever to accommodate with very fine line of family Qroceries
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06

The community will recognize loss in the death of Mrs. Della Barnes, the beloved wife of Seymour Bradley, Esq, one of our most esteemed citizens. The deceased passed away Sunday morning in full hope of better life, and sustained by that faith through her illness, which she bore with much patience and resig nation. She was lady of great worth and highly esteemed by large circle, and though for the past six or seven years she had been an invalid, and for year or more past increas- ing inirmitiss had kept her in retirement, throughout the older membership of the Ccnter church, of which she had been 8 com- municant for forty-fve years past, during her entire residence in this city, she is held in precious remembrance and her memory will be cherished. Always ready for every good word and work, and an efficient helper, retir- ing by nature and loving much the home cir cle, she was endeared to many, especially such as enjoyed the privilege of an intimate acquaintance. She was the oldest and the only surviving child of the late MT. Frederick Barnes, of North Haven. and the mother, they being the only children, of Robert B. Bradley and F. s. Bradley, both widely known in the city as among it's prominent and infiu- ential business men and gentlemen of high personal integrity. The deceased was 70 years of age. September 3Oth last was the 50th anniversary of her wedding day. The event was quietly commemorated in the sick room by the family and immediate family friends, and though an invalid, the occasion had it's brightness for her as we'll as the loving ones with her.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06

THE FISkE JUBILEE SINGERS.
 The famous Fiske Jubilee Singers will ap- pear at the Grand Opera House on Monday evening, January 19. This is the original company endorsed by President White, of Fiske University. They appear but one night nnIv
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-06
THE GRAYS.

The Grays' Dramatic Association will give one of their unequalled entertainments at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday evening, January 18th. Tickets are now in the hands of members of the company and are selling rapidly. They will be greeted by an overflow ing house.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

~ .s14tAE ne AS.r9f''rs HfI'--ssSS,Tfsi -
~, q ~ > AIS ,.zssss ,ssaAssyl~sT ea~sss.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
HOW PERSIMNONS TOOK CAB OBJ
@itffH DE BABY.
(St. Nicholas Na1azinel

est. Nicholas Magazine)
Persimmons was a colored lad, s,.p-.
Way down in Lon 'sianny,
And all the teaching that he had
Was given hin, by his granny. 7F -
But he did his duty ever y -
AS well as you, it may be:
With faithfulness and pride always,
He minded missus' baby.
He loved the cOunsels of the saints,
And, sometimes, those of sinners,
Torun off 'possum-hunting and
Steal watermilion' dinners.
And reverently meetin', too,
On every Sunday night, s
He'd with the elders shout and pray,
BY the pine-lnots Aaring light,
And sing their rudest melodies, =.
With voice SO full and strong,
You could almost think he learned them
From the angels triumph Song. Sa
I'VE be nearer TO de Lord ss
Dan the white folks, and dcy knows it's
See dc glory gate llnbarred-
Walk in, tiarkies, past de guard
Bet your dollar He won't close it.
Walk in, tlarkies tloo de gate,
Hear the kttllercd angels boiler; ~
Go way, white folks, you're too late,
Yves dc winnu' kuller. Wait r
Till de trumpet blow to toller.'
,, vE
He would Groom this over softly,
As he lay out in de sun;
But the song he heard most often
His gramy's favored one r@~
Was 'Jawge Washington,
Thomas Jefferson.
Persimmons, Henry Clay, he
Quick shut lie do, t&
Get us off dat flo, aa
Come heah and mind de badly
One night there came a fearful storm,
Almost second flood;
The river rose, a torrent swoln
OF beaten yellow mud.
1t bit at it's embark meHts
And lapped them down IN foam,
Sill, surging through wide crevasse,
The waves seethed around their home.
They scaled the high verandah,
They filled the parlors clear,
Till floating chairs and tables
Clashed against the chandelier.
Twas then Persimm0ns granny,
Stout of arm and terror proof,
By means OF an AK and lever fvr
Pried up the verandah roof;
Bound mattresses upOn II kF3 ~
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
VITA sesutsst eerls Z rs9s.
Llfssd est her faistisg nistrss4
Sayias, '.Hsasy. dae iahs9sl

VIII asutsA eerls - reps,
LaAsd ost her fAistss aissrssA
SAyins, '.Hsasy. dae \ hsPsl
Tea Jswge WaehiagtoA
Thomas Jsksrsn,
Psssinpeas, Hsary Clay, be
Quisk ~ that rsft,
Dat sAr' like 8 eli,
Bat take god caA OBJ babyp
The frothins river lifted them
Out % its turbid tide,
Ana tsra while they Aoated On
Togethn. iide BY side;
Till, broken BY the curreat strong.
The frail raft snapt in two,
Add Persimmons saw his granny Il
Fast fading from his view.
The deck hands on steamboat
Heard a. they passed in haste,
A chid's voice slngipg in the dark
Upon the waters wave;
A song Of faith and triumph,
Of Moses and the Lord;
And throwing out coil Of rope,
They drew him safe on board.
Full many a stranger city
Pcrsimmons wandered through,
"A-tetin' oh der baby" and
Singing songs he knew.
At length some City Fathers
Objected to his plan,
Arresting as vagrant
Our valiant little man.
They carried out their purposes,
PeIsimm0ns Flowed he'd Spite EN-,
So, slopina from the station.house,
He stole baby from the 'sylum.
And on that very afternoon,
As it was growing dark,
He sang, beside the fountain in
The crowded city park,
a rude camp meeting anthem,
Which he had sung before,
While on his grauny's fragile raft
He d,ifted far from shore.
n soNG.i
Moses smote do water, and
De sea gabe away; ~
De children dey passed ober, for
De sea gabe away.
O, Lord! feel 90 glad, ~
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18
Vouched For.

The Morning Mail, Lowell, Aass., tails
its readers, that "Warner's Safe Nsrvine
is An A No. l remedy for headache, nsu.
ralgis and disordered nerves, and that it
is vouched for by hundreds who have
tried it," !
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

New style of Bill and Letter Heads.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-18

400 week in your own town.. S. Outfit
VIA free. No risk. Reader, you want
.NV1(1 business at which persons OF either
WV sex can make great pay all the time
they work, write for particulars to H. HAL
LETT g. Co., Portland, Maine. s'it
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
AHA!
guriofe Safeujsso in aen Straeem
Der Sta0t.

Sn Der Ndbs BON Slabs giTstebsrei
pirb oft 9strsibe bsim ablabsn berumses
ifreut. Das wifen bic 9aien, bic H9 in
ben S6I;b6fsn Der Na9baridaft aufbaIten
unb tomu1en bortbin oft am bellen Gage,
msitsns absr nm Easesanbru4, dien.
DAP bic aeiuns ubsr nt6t obne 9efubr fir
9ampen iit, bas peiB er, benin Wdnn&sn
ma9t CT nidt uisIe, iOnbsrn sebt Der wi5s
tisern 9eiddftisuns bes 6utterns mad, bic
Sbren' pobI ipitsno unb bor@snb. 0as
1T aber aud uOtbis, benn in Der @esenb
bat i5on mander bus 9sben sebiBt, ni5t
burd bic 5Iinte bes b6ien Sdsers, ionbern
bic &Iusbeit Der 9unbe, bic bier ibre Saso'
srinbs babsn. Seben Worsen tommen
susi Der 8isitsr, Elm Spit uub istn @oue.
&c, elm etwas sr6serer, sepObnIider 9aus'
bunb, bic neunte StraBe berunter unb
idlsi5en hann I'M has giienbubnseIeiie
bsrumt, poriidtis wie Der bette Sascbunb.
giner bleibt biesieits, ber anbers bdlt ft9
~ienisits perftsdt, gang rubis. Run tommt
2amps unter sinsm 9oItbaufen beruor.
@r febt id idIau I'm, unb besibt ii@ ans
aeien. Sest sibt Der Spis 2aut, Der 9aie
rsdt bic Sbrea auf unb aiebt aus. 9intsr
ism bidt auf ben 5erien re@ts Der Spis,
lnts Der Sausbunb. 9amps ueriudt einen
9oIbbaufen 81 sswinuen; seIinst ibm bas,
1T sr sersttst, fsbIt ss ibm, baun trsiben
i'm bic u%ierbeinisen Sdser pier, finf unb
feds gIOd, bis fe i'm aus benz Bere;9e
Der 9olsb6fe unb i'm 5reien baben. gril
iest fansen Re i'm, beiBen inn bic @ursel
burd, rsiBen bic Ginsewsibs aus unb Iai'
fen f9 bisieIben ais MorseuimbiB idmet'
ten. Der gaIs bIeibt Iiessu. Sid BIZ
Sduause lsdenb traben bic tIusen Sage
baHa ibrer 9simatb gu. Die Saso bauer
oft taum 20 unb 25 Winuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27

Samtas 2Iorseu Isste cine 5suerss
brunf bic S9reinerwsr.tdtte bss perm
armfrons an SuIien aluenis in ai6e.
Da tetn 5suer In Der Wsrtfatts untsrbals
ten wurbe, mutbmabt man Sranbitiftuns.
Sbidon BITE Sprisen seitis an Ort unb
Steae paren, 70 tOnnten fe beim 0afsr,
mamseI, Der bort beridt, ui9t DieI ibun.
Der Wann srIsibet sinen gerIait pon etpa
$500, ba fem .9anbwsrtsseidirr unb isin
p%srbraunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
Die &us,ebrung beilbar.

Gin alter, i& sun Der graris i%uridsspssnsr
arst smpfus pom sinsm uainbii&sn RifFunar
has &sSspt sinss sirfa&sa vssstabiliiSsn RittsIs
fir bic ~iUfOrtiss unS sriuSli&s SeIuns BON
ausitbruns, euftrSbrsnfranfbsi, Grfaltuns,
gnsbrafisisit Sals- uuS euasmibd sbsnfo
~ Is cine F&srs 5siluns nnsSIsr S&pS$s uns
tamit ,ufammsnbanssnsr usba. Naatsm CT
bitlss StilmiitfI In tauisnb 6aatn bspabrt fant,
rs&nst CT % f& ,ur gFi&t taFsIbs benz pub!i.
FUN ,usansli& ~ MAIDEN unb aus sisIsm 81
psssrunbs itaisnbst or 90 NIT bsuif9sr sbtr
snslii&r Gstrau&sanpsiiuns an irssnb zine
asrtas. Bel Anfrassu Isss man cine Y0amarfs
bel unb srpatns bisfs 3eituns. gsrsfs R. q.
Rpit f54 p0wtrs glod, Rs&sarI n. D.
OIL Q. U.-6 ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
Die 6sri6mte Yerfeumomassgfase

Die 6sri6mte Yerfeumonusskfase
bss &ep. aasn @urr sssen ben .5sraIb"
1T sei9li@tet worben. Der v5sraIb"
bate bieisn Dieusr bss Iautsrn @ortes auf
i5mdbli5e Qrt unb ridbaItsIos ansesrif.
fen, wdbrenb berieIbe auf elmer Collections
reiie In Californian mar. gurr purbe nit
&e9t tIusbar unb bic anssIssenbeit tam
gum YroseB. Du Der &ep. bier feline De:
rsdtisteit erpartete, IieB er ieinen ProSeB
psrIssen. 0as paBte benz usrIsumbsris
i@sn r5eraIb" ni9t unb sr CAB tur3 BET.
Sopisl aber bic S&Iidtuns bes Strsits bes
tannt sswOrbsa 1T, beSabIt Der v5sraIS"
benz Saptiitenprebiser cine nambafte Gums
me, bic bas gIatt beponirsn mubte, aIs
S9msr3ensseIb aus. Damn BAT ss su ers
tIdren (unb that bies bereits), baB bic iber
&eu. gurr pubIisirten artitsI auf uneor.
reetsr Snformation bsrubtsn, wouon man
f9 bsrseit iberseust babe, unb baB bic
ssma9ten ansaben tbatid9Ii@ unbesrans
bet unb unri4tis finb. @eiter sibt bas
gIutt su, baB Der artitsI tn Der @iIe ses
i@rieben mar unb ba Reu. gurr abpeienb,
man feline anR9t ni4t b6ren tannts.
&urs unS gut, Der y9sraIb' bIe@t cine
nambafte Summs unb rfriBt" feline @orte.
Die Section foate ben rSeraIb" psiisr unb
porii9tiser MAIDEN. Dod mir firdten CO
biIft Ri9ts. es TT ni9t bic erife, bic bas
8Iatt erbieIt, unb wirb aud ni9t bic Isste
isin, bsB Rnb mir 70 SiemIi9 fiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-27
2Sir tparnteu pur 3eitsn a!s Der gal

2Sir ~1parnten Dor 8sitsn ais Der gau:
unb 2sibpsrsin In Dubuque sesrinbet
uurbe, Dor ben rBobItbatsn" bisies 9ers
zines unb beutstsn barauf fin, bag bers
ieIbe nidt i'm Suterefs Der Grbsiter, ionbern
Der SapituIifen sesrinbet worben isi. Btr
batten Isiber rur gu iebr rsdt. .@ir
bitten unisre 9sier s~a9fsbsnbe @OrrsipOn'
beng wobI 81 Isien:
Wie vwobItbdtis" uub un"eisennieis"
bic Dubuque gau unb 2eibseieai6aft uers
fdbrt, bapon Elm 8eiipiel. 5ufdais tam
S9reiber bieiss elm Re9nunssbu9 Der
betrsffenben 9sisui5aft gu 9efidt. 0as
mad Iieb Ssmanb i'm October 1877 pom
terieIben $500, betam aber nur $500
ausbesablt, bic ibrisen 500 wurben aIs
rpramie" fir has SarIeben ssre9nst.
RonatIi4 bssablte Der gmpfdnser So auf
bas Capital unb $3. 35 on 8tnien. ma9t
idbrli9 $40. 20 pber Is 4ll0 grotent.
Sect mad 3msi Sabren 5 Wonate III Der
Snbaber bss DarIsbens, na9bem Ct fort
mdbrenb absablunsen ssIsiitst, nod 1917
i9ulbis aIio 81 mebr oils, er wirtli9 cts
belt. !Sdits Der getreffsnbe bas @slb
BON einem Wadlsr entnommen, uirbe er
Bel 10 grossnt Sntsrefen b6@itens etwas
iber 5000 i9uIbis iein, rpenn er bieielben
5abIunsen pie an bic 8au. unb 9sibseieu:
i9aft seIeifet bate.
0as if Der gsrsin, bsr i'm .IatiOnal
Oemotrat" bis ibsr bic guppen sspufit
purbs, barssfeut wurte aIs bus Nee
plus ultra Der Sumanitit.