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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

THE PRESIDENT APPROVED to-day the follow
ing bills and joint resolutions: Authorizing the
Secretary OF the Navy to loan flags to the G. A.
X. of this District: an act to amend the internal
revenue laws, authorizing the Secretary of War
10 furnish tents, &C., to the Columbus, Ohio,
soldiers reunion in August next; for the relief
OF settlers. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28
Business Failure.
Sir BartIe Frere.

LONDON, May 2S.-Frederick SharDe, stock ans
share broker here, has failed oW Ing 10 losses In
the American department On TIE stock ex.
change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28
FOR EIGN AFFAIRS.
Manchester Tradc ESannrf

MANCHESTER, May 2S.-The Manchester Guar
dian, N its trade report this morning. Says:-In
tie cloth market the prices offered in many
cases are so low that they are only accepted py
those producers who are urgent sellers Yarns
for export are rather more inquired for. There
Is no appreciable improvement IN the demand
for home cOnSumntiOYl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

WHITE House CAILERs.-Senator Morrill, and
Representatives LIE Fevre. Kelley Hiscock
Dunnell, 1Ocum. Dick. Davidson Van VorhiS
and Urner called on the President today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

The New York legislature adjourned az
noon yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieutenant John E.
Myers, Sd artillery, Is relieved from duty at
Cornell College Mount Vernon, Iowa, to take
eject June 80, 1850, and will join his battery.
Inc leave OF First Lieutenant II. p. Perrine,
otn cavalry, Is extended i've months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

THE HOUSE has adjourned over tomorrow
Decoration day. The sundry civil approprfa-
ton bill is only trifie over half completed.
The greater part or next week will be consumed
in discussion OF the sundTy civil. general deli
cheney and Post Office appropriation bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST OF his eX-
cellency the governor of Pennsylvania, COM
mission advisory to the board of harbor COM
missioners of the city OF Philadelphia has been
constituted by the President, to be composed OF
the following officers:-Col. John n. Macomb.
corps OF engineers, L. S. army; Capt. Ralph
Chandler, L. S. navy; Prof. Henry Mitchell,
l. S. coast and geOdetic survey. The United
States will be at no expense on account of the
commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

COB. 9Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Apt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08
sHE27lPF's sale.


S1Y TaEECsi az TWO Ike q RIO NJ
- Isaac, District C0ur, q the SSs:sssj
judicial Dst!t e Nesa ia IN and for ih' crny OF trrfs
by the "a dv OF Jun3 A. d. 1880 toh duly atest "a
under seal Of ,ad Court the ID hay 81 June, A. y
$780, and issue from two ude rendered
in said Court the Zist day Of November a. D. 1879
and one OF Id Judgments rendered in favor OF hxT
Kennedy and against John EudoOf for The nIr&
at tue rate II cent annum from said 2lss dhs
OF Move" ., A. D. 1879, an paid toget s5h severf
three and 80 100 dollars Of esTiI cCazA
And the other Of The sad execution iss iuss
MuldOan for the sum s sixteen hundred lars, with IN
terest there at the rate of ten PEI r. from
the 2lst day of November "A D. 1879 pad, together
With seVentytw0 md 7O100 dollars costs anG ac2Trns
delivered sheriff of the county ii Ur1nfhy and
said State and commanding to make the forth
theSen out vi the property Of the said def eN,
John NudoOn; sufficient personal property c,ale
not be fqaad OIlsby csuBty then out Of the real pzu
erv in said count 1eon2ng to the sad def a'iant, J
MuldOOn, the date said Judgments ,cke'ed Is
pursuance Of these demands have levied the f
Living personal property, tOwt: Three hundred cords
thefeaDOHts OF irreguarly piled split cOr3-WoOd at n
the grade road leading from City
lot Of irregul ry piled cordwood estimated Steea eoSis
lying b. side said road about two hu rel yards abys
said wood dum another LOT, short di above
said road estimated two cords; lot II uariy piled
limb cord wood lyin.; the head IF the esny
10 aid wood Dump and estimated to be abo,.t hun
dred and seventy five Cords lot Of irrasQasly Is4.
limb cord wood lying below said fums au the right
OF the line thereof and estimated to be about forty I've
irreguarly the side the hill and between k.&
Of i'd fume and said wood dump said road, and
timsted to be about hundred cords; lot q cI5
wood promiscuously scattered the ground short
tahc. above the head Of he said fums, and estimate.
be about forty cords; will sell the
o Of A.. NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08

judge John CARRIER and Crittcnden Thorn
ton are in the city.
Wife of Andrew Robert daughter, 81
pounds, yesterday.
There wss q cheering stifEening up Of thu
Bodis stocks yesterday.
Enpirs defeated Carson at the base ball
snatch BY scsre Of 20 to Is.
Mr.. Henry Sharp, Of the Ormsby, Who
had been seriously i'll for several days, il Oh
his feet again.
The second grade pupils of the public school
in charge Of Miss Martin, will 30 examined
in Arithmetic and GRAMMAR this morning.
There will Be rehearsal Of SILL Watcrs
Rwn Deep BY the Rosedals elub At the Opera
Hos,s next Friday evening commencing at
8 sharp.
Mr.. w. H. Sears, of San Francisco. ar
rived in this city from CandeI.ria on Sunday,
and repsrt. very rich im. "--msnts in the
Eorthern Belle Nine.
man who remarked on the street yester-
day, THAT Minnesota horse would wind
EN- all " was allowed to leave the city on the
7:1O train last evening.
Ir. J. Steinhsrt, manager Of the Anglo
California Band at San Francisco, and wife,
were in tho city on Sunday, and yesterday
morning took passage for Lake Tahoe.
Miss Lamprey contenplates giving an sx-
hibition Of her pupil, At the Opera House ON
Or absst TIE Goth Of the month. 1t promises
to Be an unusually interesting entertainment.
The shooting at Trsadway's Park yesterday,
was very poor owing to tho high wind. Chas
Davis won the gold medal with Al; j. Ssael. |
the coin prize with 40; and James Crawford |
the sleeve buttons with 80. .,5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08
STRANGE Conference.-The Lyon County

/
| Times vouches for the following: "On
| Thursday Willie mbrook, the lad who los.
his leg, az stated elsewhere, complained that
| the toes of the missing foot were cramped. To
| satisfy him the box in which it was buried WIZ
| taken up and the toes were found to have
| been crowded against the side. They were
strengthened out ). aud he is reported to have
! rested more comfortably since" The above
sounds curious, but medical men vouch for
hundreds of inst such incidents. A few weeks
ago johnson Jones, the well-known grocer Of
this city, had his ear cut of by barber and
it was buried in the alley which runs past the
tho rear Of the shop. Jones went East and
was bothered continually by hearing a COZ .
fused Noise in the air which followed him
everywhere and kept him awake all night.
He thought for a while his room was haunted
by som, spirits which kept continually yelling
Blaine or bust" Yesterday hv came back
aud found that his ear had been buried near
Gen Edwarass Office and had been disturbed
by hearing the attorney practice & speech to
oe made before the Chicago Convention. The
car was dug w and removed beyond the city
limits.
PRESBYTERIAN FESTIVAL - The Presby-
terians now csme to the fore and are busy
preparing their annual church raid on the
pockets Of the godle.s. Thei, fair will be
held at the Opera House on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of this week.
(tickets two biss) and they propose to make
it the fair Of the season. The following at
tractive programme has been ssleeted for tho
opening night, Piano solo, Miss Emma
Friend; recitation, Miss Laura Tilden; soDg,
Miss Belle Goddard; recitation, Miss Belle
RuGner; reading, Prof. howe; recitation,
Mrs. w. S. Byrne; song, Miss Mary Wilson;
select reading, Mrs. E. N. Hunt; reel tation,
Miss Mary Bath. i
TAPPING THE TEMPERANCE T1LL.-On Sun
day night some scallawag broke into the
rooms of the Reform Club and stole $40 from !
the till of the organization, which had been |
collected fer billiards. There was also 20 |
cents belonging to the Ladies' Union which |
was taken. The thief effected an entrance |
through the rear glass door. There is no clue
to the robber.
EDWARDS HEARD FRoh-Akout 8 o'ciock |
last evening Geo B. Hill get dispatch from
Gen. Edwards announcing tho 18Th ballot.
1t coat him three dollars and twenty cents,
and he had just read the 29th ballot from
he bulletin board his "phelinks" can he
imagined.
BRNToN's Stage, On and after May 29th
Benton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
It 80 A. NJ until further notice.
j. M. BENTON.
To RRNr-A we'll furnished house with FIVE
ooms. Apply at Geo. B. Wsbb's next the
yst Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08
Saturday, 18th Day Of June, 1880,

At pblic auction to The highest bidder for cash. and WI
give possession of said Wood the day of aalc and T.
gin that day to ascerfa the number Of
OF sail wood until number made known; the severn
said lots estimated to he aggregate of seven hurdytc
and twenty five cords The sale Of
wood will take pace the said wood Dump tie
several points above GeA;s-i the wood RANT
known ~ John Huldoon's wood ranch.
LLOYD HILL Sheriff
Carson City, June 4, 1880
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08

THE Town CR1ER's BIRTHDAY - Glen
Berry the ancient and reliable Town Crier q
Carson has the distinguished honor Of being
81 years old o-dsy! BY his strictly temper.
ate and moderate habits in early life, Mr..
Berry has been enabled to reach this some
what advanced age, while he still retains the
elasticity and vigor Of his youth. His voice
wakes the echoes of the hills with the same
sonorsns vibrations a. Of yore, and he grasps
the bell handle with the same 6rmness a. when
he 6rst assumed his duties as the public town
crisr. 1t affords us pleasure to record the ar
rival Of Mr.. Cementina Berry eur eminent
cslored townsrnan, to the 9th mile stone Of
his useful and somewhat vocifeross journey
through 4 life where he meets so many meaner
men than himself. Mr. Berry has long clany
to 81 ~ tho regular number Of his age which
indicates that he knows when be has good
thing,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08
THE COURTS.

| US. CIRCUIT COURr. the U. S. Cir
cult Court yesterday the following business
was disposed of:
| Bying,on VS.. Wilmington. Motion of de.
PENDANT for further time to take testimony de-
MED Motion for judgment continued until
| next rule day.
ing Co. Defendant gwen until July 9th to
demur or answer in said caust.
Eureka Con. Mining Co. ". Richmond
Mining Co. Limi'ed) IF London. Motion to
| remand argued and submitted.
R. Richard vs.. Albion Mining Co.. three
cases. Richmond Mining Co. ss. the same,
two cases. On motion Of Mr.. Baily, complain
ants given until first Monday i'll August to
take testimony.
Rice vs.. Clarke On motion, S. A. Mann
appointed special examiner to tt. = san-
dants testimony. Plaintiff given t~e,.,y ad
di,ional days to answer petition for interven-
ton.
U. s. vs. Sturgeon. On motion of c. S.
Varian. Judgment postponed until next rule
day. a.t stt5 "j.
THE DISTRICT CouRr.-In the District
Court yesterday the following named persons
we're sworn and empanelsd as Grand Jurors:
B. F. Foster, Mayo Greenlaw, James Hunt.
John Saffel, J. L. Bright, A. D. Treadway,
James Fraz.r, s. A. Nevers, E Edgcomb, E.
James, g. B. Webb, Alex Leport. Jas. Duffy,
II. w. Little, R. r. Brown, Geo Chedic. Eli
Barclay. B. F. Foster was elected Foreman
and Mayo Greenlaw CT !. Thirty-four cases
we're cal ed and the q. owing passed until
July:
State vs. John White.
State vs.. Hslnlin.
State vs.. All Soon.
Reinstein vs. Price.
Weis vs.. Swift.
James vs. Leport.
Gra,z vs.. McTarnahan.
Horton Va. NJ; g.
0. A. Borden q. Cowing Zabri.kle Min
ing Company.
Coffiu VS.. Pi1ley 4 Mcconnell.
Wells Fargo h Co. vs. Smith.
g. H. Matter vs.. Alexander M. Co.
Crow VS.. Muldoon.
Goenier vs.. McRte.
Kizneyer vs. Barley.
Soderberg vs.. Crockett. ct al
Tracy vs.. Muldoon.
Harris Bros' vs.. Hunt.
Wes.hof vs.. Pearson.
W sthof VS.. Welter.
Spooner 4 Patton Va. Clarke.
G. S. Elder Va. J. T. Williams.
Koppel & Plat vs.. -.eins'e elm.
Carson Opera House Va. Miller.
In the case of Spooner rs. Patton, the de-
murrer will be taken up ON Saturday.
The following cases were set:
Estate and guardianship Of Emma ard
Anna Caffall. p. NJ, June 9Th.
Miller vs. Miller {divorce). P. n June g.
Cradlebaus vs. McTarnshan. June g.
Mcdonald vs.. Cameron, Monday July Is.
Hayward VI. Creditors, was stricken from
he calender.
William Wilson Vs. J. Dorsey 4 wife. suit
. fereclose . mortgage was tried and judge
nent given for plaintiff for $500 and interest.
The second trial of Pri;chard for murder,
sas set for July Goth. Il
The following cases will be inquired in to
y the Grand Jury: John White, assault with I
ntent to kill "Overland Pat. II. Hamlin, ,
urglary; George Perasich, assault with in {
snt to Kill Ivancsvich; All Soon, bnr-' y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08

ATTENTION greatest wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DR.. Howe's
celebrated rheumatism, neuralgia and tooth
ache cures. Would you rather suffer the
pain of having tooth drawn than buy a
bottle of Mrs. DR.. Eowes toothach nedi.
cine? Mothers should not DO without it for
their infants. A few drops in little sweet
ened water to swab tsething baby'E mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer.
The medicine does not cauteriZe and is very
pleasant. Sold by all druggists. mb7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08

CoHN's NEW GooDs-When COIN tack
les the Spring and Summer trade, he means
business.
He has just tackled it.
When ladies want a genuine thing in their
line, they 60 to COIN.
he has the best that money can bay. he
has just cleared his shelves of his Winter
goods and replaced them with new stock
suiting the requirements of tho season.
The best looms of Europe have furnished
the fabrics which he now offers cheap for
cash.
The ladies will find his stock of dress
goods, hosiery and underware unparalleled.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08


l1.s Ian REYs SCHOOL - We regrs'
| that the time is drawing near for the discon
tinuance Of Miss Lsmprey's class in elocu
| tivn. Her method Of teaching has given gen
eral satisfactioa I. her pupils have made
great advancement. 4. the are of reading cor
rsctly, reciting with proper tone. emPhasi.
and gesture. About tus months ago prize
was sfsrsa to the pupil who shesld make the
srsatest improvement before the close OF TIE
term and yesterday afternoon reading and
test trscitatiens were given to decide who
ssritsa the reward. Several ~"
ladies, viz: Misses Eft Nevsrs, Mary eth
Minnie Fuller, Ella Edward, Ada Tobsy,
and Clara WATSON were selected ~ among tho
most asritorisus, although tho whole class
deserve comnsndation ior attention and close
study. 1t being impossible to tx spsn either
Of the six to whom tho prize should be
awarded. they drew among themselves, and
Aiss Tsbey became the pesssssor Of beash:
fal copy. of LsngfelIo~s resns. 4 second
prize. the poems Of William Cullen Bryant,
had been offered by friend, which fell to the
lot Of Miss Bath. All passed Of happily aad
pleasantly.
THs CORRECT T11Na.--The Rosetlale Dra-
matte Club held . meeting last night and do
mated to the Custer Pos. sAe paid them BY
the Post for their ssrviosr in thu entertain
aent, given for ths purpose Of liquia.tins the
expense. Of Dec. RI ton. Day. The Club was
obliged to charge the amonp lr violate . plain
provision of their y-l.~s and constitution,
md on returning the money did "a nd
generous thing. ami /
Mr.. J. +. Nagsnt, Of the well-knswn San
Francisco house sf Carton & Mccarthy. has
'ssn in the city fox the PAT tro days in the |
.t're't Of h.' 6f., NJ, Npssnt leaves fer
ssdis this morning
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08
DECAY OF THE TEETH

Arise from various causes, but principally
it may be attributed to early neglect or the
indiscrimate use OF tooh powders and pastes
which give momentary Wilderness to the
teeth while they corrode the enamel. The
timely use of that delicate aromatid tooth
wash, Fragrant SOZODONr, will speedily
arrest the progress of decay, harden the
gums, and impart delightful fragrance to
the breath. 1t removes those ravages which
people sustain in their teeth from the nse
Of sweet and acid articles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08
GEORGE PERkslcH,
3AN FRANCISCO MARKET,

! -.,..s- Wholesale a0d retail dealer in 10
FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES, ooRplcTIoNs, kTI
rlNH e t'N nl:RSIcNEIs HAS ON HAN D
L aud 10 daily receiving the .... ....... .-- s.-.
Choicest Fruits. Freshest veestab. ~ B.s
" Csnf~"''"nA Choice Havana O2@srA
p ~oltry. Ranch Eggs, Etc.
n. B.-Ofdei promptly filed ard delivered per
escti00A. GEORGE PERAS!CH.
~=--- Carson street. -nsx3 to TheAar DaaeA
nCC week u your town. Tssms -snd q outd
DVU hSa Aidr0o H HAllSst Co., PutlAnd Nsins
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-08
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT
AND PR p IETOR Rs,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
SHARP HROTHERS Pr>nrIenss.

SHAFT BBOTHEXS, PrOPF1e00f.
This hotel is the most pleasantly and centrally lscnted
the city being tts principal business houses and
Stale il.pi OIL
The Culinary Department 10 under the management 6
experienced heads and txpense viii be spared in sp
iIs the table with the hest the Inarke affords.
J. w. SHARP formerly oi the Revere Heuse, No..
California;, Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
M6tun8 tbr 6atboIifen!
Bic Stimme bes BERT. Bins *.

sSn uniern Easen i&eint bic 9oriebuns
Der tatboIif9en 8refe cine beionbere Wii:
Hon sessbsn 3u babeu. On tbr tit ss, bic
1runbidse Der Srbnuns unb beS @lans
bens bort, NC bieIsIbsn berrI6en, g., 5.1abs
rem unb fs be- gu perbreiten, NO GottIos
Fsfett ua6 cine talte @let6sIltistcit bie'
ieIbeu III 8eresHenbett seratbsn lieben. -
Btus TX. IN e..asm S9reiben BON 1861.
@tr sriu9eu Gle i~nitdnbisft allen beusn
NIT enrem suten @ilen unb eurer @unit
betsuiteben, bic nit @eiit bsgabt unb nit
ssnisenbsr &enntriB ausseriitet, ii6 an
Ste arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen our 8ertbeibisuns unS @erhrsituns Der
tatboIi5su 9sbrs uerOfentli@en. - Gncps
eIica Qtus TX.
2ast 0i6ts unpsriu6t, ppbpr6 uniers
bsiiise &eltsiou uub ibre beiliau.e 2ebre Ia
ben 8ereiaisten Staaten meter perbreitet
werbsn ~f6nnen, bamit p~ertrrte Wansere,
aaf ben redten Sfab suridgeIeitet perbeu
m6ssn.-S9reiben 9ius TX. m bic Si:
i&Sfe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
Mn8rif auf einen Yrteiter aut
2lItare.

llsbsr has i5rsdIi9e attentat ,u ct.
Beter In 9attOn 9arben, 2on6on, beridtst
elm 9lussnssuss: Der bic MsFs lelenSs
SeiitIt@s mar Der poInii5s Miffondr
AooIpb gatauopsti. Gben bate er has
erite @uanseIium sslsisn, unb pie er bas
NisBbu9 taBts, b0rts sr biuter ii9 In ens.
liiGer Spra9e bic Worte rufen: ,YerIast
aas bic Rir9s, i'd muB ben Yrietsr iS6.
ten!~ Sn Der Msinuns, bisie Worte riibr:
ten BON einsm Srriiunisen obsr g~strunte,
men Der, ben man sntfernsn psrbe, fiuq Der
@siitIi9e on, has Notwithstanding ,u
beten. sSn bemieIbsa glussnblide fsI Elm
S9uB unb bic &ussI idIus In bic usbeu
benz aItars bsfnbIide Gbir Der Sacritsi
elm. Run wsnbete iid Der @siitIide ,um
8oIte un6 erbIidte nsbsn Der Communion.
bant ben attsntiter, Der etua 2s Sabre
alt, rotbbaaris InS rOtbbdrtis III unb iebr
elrftis setleibst mar. Sect fisl Der ,peite
S9uB, aber aud bisisr fsbIts. Ser @sits
lide elite u sebltt In bic Sacriifei, mo-:
bin Der MsBbisnsr fi9 bersits ssHhdtst
bate. Drsi auseIn foIstsn ibm biniers
stuanosr, 8tnsen absr tbsilS su bod, tbeiIs
on ibm porbsi. Sect bsitiss Der 0SIss
pitt, obns baB bic bsitirstsn @nbddtiasn
TIN baran sebinbert battsn, bic Stufen Sss
a!tars, rib NIT GROCER Rraft ben has @ibo.
RUM etnfaHsnSsn broncenen &abmsn bsrs
aus, 6ifnsts ben SpeiietsId un6 mari bic
coniecrirtsa 9oitisn Su 9obeu,, ebsnlo ben
Webtsl9, ben er tunu nit SlBsu ,ertrat,
l9Itebli9 1inbete ct nit elmer Der brsunsus
ben @a9stsrisn bic altarbstIsibuus, bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-03
8eform oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In StaIter.
(S6luB fclst.)

Su benz 10 eben sur Iussabe g~elaaeten
sritsn bieSidbrisen 9sft beaei@net bic vGi.
uiIta @attolica" aIs prosramm Der italie,
nii1sn &atbOIiteu fur has Sabr 1880 bic
st. orm DeS uuterri d 8 10 esns.
sic wlnf6t cine eben 10 Issitime wie al:
ssmsins gtbsbuns aqsr Samiltenpdtsr, 10:
ME Der @eifIi1tsit unb aIer polititer,
pel9s ss aufridtis nit benz 8ntsrIanb mel:
men, bamit lem unermeBIi9sn tlubsiI, has
bic snt5riitli5ts Sduls anri9tet, cine
@ren3e seso9sn werbe. Nn cine sspiHe
Yartsi ri9tst fe matt Gs9t suslsi9 bic NOR.
nsnbe Wabnuns, Bel Der 26iuns bieisr bod
midtisen Grass In e,ftsr 2inis -feIbit Sanb
ans @srt 3u lssen. SIR Stalisu tarn Elm
seitsemaBsres prosramm taum sebadt
msr6en. Wsun bic S1ule nod Elm Sabrs
3sbnt In bemienisen @eiite, welder sessns
udrtis bas Scepter fibrt, fortseleitet mirb,
bann 1T bic itaIisnii9e SuSeub ueaRdnbis
benz MtbsiSmus unS bamit 3usIei9 Der Oes
moraliIation p~erfaIsn. 8is melt man Be.
ssits bsute auf bisisr abidiIisen Balm
binabssslitten, bariiber brift f9 elm gang
unpsrtd1tiser 3suse. Der Osputirte 2iop,
gsrtretsr ber StaSt 8icensa i'm parlamens
tie, in folsenben inbaIti9wersn Wortsu
aus: vgrjiebuns tennt man in unieru
S9ulen ni4t mebr, ssitorben 1T bic SeeIs,
bas Ssrs itsbt flu, aud ni9t ein Wfal Der
~tIsinits &eim iener ~ssiunbsn fttIi3en Sui;
tur, usI6s @Iauben, Gbarattsr, @5rIi9:
fsit unb Ynidt erSsust, IN bier au finbsn."
Sslbt bic i9limmiten @srfisunsen bss
uaIofenm Salt iinb elm &inbetipieI sessn
bas bdmouii9s Srsibsn Der itaIienii5en
Srsimaursr, wsl5s bisr mad 5srjsnsIuit
i9altsn unb paIteH. Sn ben @ymnafsn,
9pesen unS ts9nil6en S9uIsn i'm bsutisen
Stalisn tennt man teinsn &sIisionsunters
ri4t msbr. Sosar bic Brosramme berries
nissn gbsubi9uIsn, wel4e pom ben Wunis
cipisn abbansen unb ioseu. conieruatiue
8atboIitsn gu 8orffsbsrn unb Snipsctorsn
babsn, psiisn tsius Stubrit fir ben &sIi,
sions. llnterri9t auf. Ra5 grlaB les @s'
isses pom 10. SuIi 1877, wsI4es zen 0s'
lu9 Der @lsmsntari5uls obIiSatoriI6
ma9te, III bic Eyrannsi uorsstomnsn, baB
@smeinbs @srtretanssn ben &ats5ismus
aus ben S9ulen u%srbannteu. v@enn Mrs,
bsmerft baber Der befannts Hug9isro
gonsbi nit pollen &s&t, Tin berieIbsn
3sit, mo mir ben &elisiOns' llntsrri9t aus
Der S4uIs perbanuen, 5uslei9 bic Batter
psrpaidtsn wOuten, ibre Rinber nur In uu'
isrs S9uIsu au idtdes, 70 warbe bas feline
a~nuenbuns unierss &edtes, ionbern einen
Wibbrau9 frember &edts entbaItsn." @ls
GnbrsiuItat bauon bsteidnete CT cine Ssrs
piiiuns i'm @spifen bss Bottles, cine mos
raIilds Gras6bis bes msni9liden @sitss.