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New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

- FOURTH tHAMBEK MUS MAIiNtE
This a. ternOOu, February ., at r. M
kEM-IOkk QU N TEL Gu Is
CTEINWAY HALL. ...,.,,...,
- GRAND ITALIAN CONCERT ON
SATURDAY EVENING, Fsb. II, by
sIGNOR BALDANIA. assisted Oy
NINE cANISsN MILF D'ARoNA,
hIa. OkI.ANDINI, SIGNOR LENCIoNI,
SIG GRECO
Anun;ssiun 81 Reserved seats 81 30.
V'HALIA THEATRE.
i Tonight for the 7th Time
DlVORCONs.
THEATRE CONIQUE, TBS and 40 Bdway.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY
FIRST TIME HAhlIGAN AND nAhI ~
SQUA1-rkR SOVEREIGNTY.
MATINkES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
II,ONY PA,FOR'S New l4th-st Theatre.
4 MArTNEri sul tlie Re,gniBg success
TUEsDANt PATIENCE. the tage Struck Madens,
AND Miss LILLIAN RUSSELL a. Patience.
FRIDAY. Secure Choice Seats IN Advance.
Union SQUARE rhEAr TIRE.
THIRD MONTH and
ENORMOUS SUCCESS
The
LIGHTS o. LONDON.
Tuesday aud Thursday, Extra Natinees OF
SATURDAY FEB iiTs Iorn MATINEE.
WALLACK'S. Broadway and 30th-st.
w Sole Propr and Manager Mr.. LESTER wALLACK,
EVERY EVESIN8 ath SATU KbAT MATINEE at 1850
will be- presented new sad original Comeiy Drsbiaey
A. W. PincrO esq, entitled
THE MONEY SPINNER
In preparation,
A DRAMA,
BY Augustus Harris and Paul Merritt, entitled
lO L I III.
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Gounirn l1roptrip for 5ale an0 60 Get

AT ORANGE, Y. i. (nei gIborhood spcciIlty,
-Pr0pory Tor Il Irsit 30 Vatsibf sr3t5 JIrBunA
hD>yAPDP. "a ItbIJT ~ I'tt-s.. '. :.
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MONDAY. April 3-P.M
Seldom. il ever before. has the stock market been
so great surprise to large majority of specuia'
TORS "a il was this morning There have been times
when the market has opened strong and
advanced, against tho general opinion that u
should decline and there have been occasions When
a majority of GENERATORS were prepared for al ado
vance and prces have sunk off by fractions buy
decline of per cent in the price Oh such LOGS
as Lake Shore between the closing hgures oil oIa
day and almost the opening sales OF the next uAy'
and that without the occurrence OF any greal pup
Inc calamity. is rarity in stock specus
lation which few of tho present generW
tion of specuators ever before Witnessed
Lake Shore closed Saturday evening lls's bid.
which figure was Is higher than was the bid fhsa
had come to be known as the peg" This morning
onerators waited as usual TO take their from mo
pepr but there being no peg" alarm was AZ
once created The first sale was at li6 Fu
sbarcsl. and the next at III. There was slpsy,
ouent rally to 1853 and later decline to i,wDcu
was the closing figure. The remainder of tho market
opened fairly steady at prices not materlsny
changed from Saturdays last figures. But TIE LaAs
Shore development not long III exertins uos
pressing influence on the general market. NeS'ei,
Union sold from 903i down 10 S6l2, and aiIer
rally TO So closed at S7sa. Denver and Rio erahuS
opened al 66s, G66, and after many iiuctuauoi.
sold NJ 63ss@r63os st. Paul broke from 1872 to ~
rallied TO 1924 and closed at ll2. Missouri PaemS
opened at esOs0oss. and after decline to ys
tluctuated frequently until it finally sold at soS
Central of New-Jersey started oil strong at sl%W
~ y. declined to so, TO 81 i and closed at %
Northern Pacific preferred declined from soS
77s,Q7Sss, and the common stock from 4o's X
a7l,Q3s7s. The movements OF the stocks na",0s
clearly illustrate tho movements OF al s''sA"
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imperfect training that the bark that bears the Tor
tunes of the majority of wou,anworkers IL wrecked.
There is always place for the man or woman VINO
knows how TO do things and Is conscientious III the
doing. The author relates many pleasant anecoo'es
of the success that follows earnest and intelligent
effort Nest of them are of the character OF the stoy
OF the woman "wlo. with superabundance OF
frnit OH her premises that could not be disposed or
finally decided 10 convert it into preserves ana seek
p market for il in that form Tier experiment mas
proved cminently successful. and. being fortunate
enough TO find home sale for all the
preserves she can make, she IL now III
the receipt of n very handsome income
Literary pursuits for women not born to them
Mrs. Church iidiciously hcsitates to recommend.
Her suggestions in regard u the ways IN which the
practical housekeeping and culinary abilities OF
women can be made to bring them a livelihood are
the best in the modest litds hook-a book when
deserves careful reading AID consideration IRON
those for whom il was written.
81. Nicholas for April, if not particularly spark
ling is full of good substance. The most notlceabe
articles are Mrs Dodge's instalment of " Donald
and Dorothy " and the conclusion of Mr.. hleffers
recollectous of drummer boy. Mrs. Dodge al'o
contributes to this number musical April poem,
aud Mrs Diaz presents white elephant story with
q moral deity wrapped in jam.
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MINES AND MINING.


7,
In to-lay's mining stock markets State Lines
and 3 and South Pacific stocks were the leading
features and the prices for both OF them were very
weak Sonth Pacific opened at 1.5O0 LOO ana IL
closed at l. State Line and opened mt %, ana
oflcr selling nj 80 closed ut II cents. These de-
uressinp movements however had title or no effect
on the general market and olherpr were steady
TO strong Chrysoile was firm AT 606is, aAd hoD,
inson M 32Oa325. Amic was steady at 1892
ccnts and Little Chcfot 9S ccuts. Central Arizona
opened and closed at 10. ceiling IN the mean time
nj l. HON silver sold ut II. The Conistocks were
dull and steady.
SALES At rHE MINING EXCHANGES.
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lnstructlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. n Y
Established 1854.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. HAYS ND.
gn5tructlon.

admaster-REV.ARCHIBALD RICHARD Ii. D. Phi D.
Boarding school OF the highest grade whose three fold
end and followed Is to mould at early age
the feelings by religion separating three great
requisites instruction, discipline religion while ttng Tor
every profession. ~
Situated Washington Heights about miles up the
Hudson IL is reached by the sixth Avenue Road 10
l66thst Carriages are always ia waiting by timely no.
hca0n the superintendent meets the arr val OF any train
beautiful and healthy place-On emnenoe com
maDdng the delightful sceneIyOr attractive sur
rOuDd1ngs, found the banks of te
Hudson Its buildings unusually homeike.
There forty OF land attached shaded and In.
feTsected by oak groves an0dng ample space for play.
grounds.
French, German and spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Madisonave and lfh-st., nts for ths school Mines
Stevens Institute Sbo1ield IA technical
Glasses In Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A COLL ats Engineer Corps u 3 NJ aud Professor
Naval Academy.
/ University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
" 42dst- (t5tl gelcL Primary Commercial and
Classical Departn ~ n Hobby. w. l. Akla PrapaIA
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CLOSING Prices or BOSTOy STOCKS
BOSTON. Monday, April 3. 1882.

CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
II oortet bu JOIN II. DAVE & 90. Il w..
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sp.r WEST 13Oth-ST. New-York, near 9TH
eR, ave the Misses JACOTs school for Young Ladies
kuGcrgrtsn number boircrs limited thorough cOdIHe
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For Both Sexes-City.

DAY- SCHOOL-For Young ladies' and chll-
drcn 1856 West 42dst ono or two children VIII DC ta"oh
10
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j1rouosals.


OFFICE CUSTODIAN T. 5. CUSTOM HOUSE.
CHICAGO Ill, April l, 1882.
NOTlCE.-The time for receiving and OPEN
~ ing for lighting the Custom House Building at
Chicago hereby extended to the second day Of May 1892
~ O'Clock VI.
The specified in advertisement dated February
IL, 1882, TO govern all such proposals
JESSE SPALDTNG.
Custodian L. 5. custom House.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON, D. c. March "a, 1882. )
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals lOr Navy Supplies
% 1882 and opened Immediately thereafter In the
bidders the supply & the Navy Yard Brooklyn New
York. of the following articles viz:
5000 Blue Cloth. for Trousers.
1000 yaris Blue Cloth, for caps.
10000 wards Blue Flannel. heavy quality.
10000 Varis Cotton Duck.
1000 Mattresses. each
10000 Black silk Neckerchiefs.
100000 pounds Salt Water Soap
5000 Jack knives.
1000 Backing Brushes.
1000 WBp BrOOms.
1000 spoons.
The articles delivered within ninety DAYS from the date
be delivered in thirty days and the remainder In ninety days
from the date OF contract
Offers Ill be received for Of the aboye-men
toned articles but include the full amount required OF
sucn article or articles.
The articles conform to the Navy standard, AMI pass
The usual naval inspection and reservation 81 70 per cent
Will be with held the amount OF each delivery until the
completion of The contract
Bidders referred the Inspector OF Provisions and
Clothing at the Brooklyn Navy faru Tor cations forms
information relative 10 the articles required
the blank ami
The Department right proposal
uot red advantageous ~ the Government
w JOHN r. DT ESON.
Chief Clerk, Acting Chief OF Burcan
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LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

Total sales ior tho day JJ'00 I0II
Buyer 80.
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In Manipulating for Ladies" Harper &
Brothers. Ella Rodman Church gives instructions
and suggestions concerning the various methods by
which women may turn honest penny. Many
of her hints practical others have something of
an Alnaschar-like flavor. She is especially
wise in impressing upon her pupils the neces-
sity for thorough knowledge in undertake
ing any enterprise, whether Bookkeeping,
gegetabe-rasing preserving 1t Is on the rock of
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FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, 3 VOLS,

FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, 3 VOLS,
ready The remaining volumes Of tho series Will DC
issued monthly, as follows
THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO. vols
THE CONQUEST OF PERU. ? vols.
THE REIGN OF PHILIP H. 3 vols
THE REIGN OF CHARLES V. vols.
MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS. I vol
Price per volume, n CLOTH 81 So
In point Of style Prescott ranks with The abest English
para graphs may found in his volumes In
which The and elegance of addison are combined with
Roberson's majestic cadence ana Gibbons brilancy-
london AthenUum.
THE excellence OF his productions is in part transparent
every reader Compare what lie has written with the most
Of what others left subjects and PIcscos
superiority upon you from the cOntrsst"-lGeorgc
Bancroft the Historian
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Bankrupt Notifes.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 31st
a DAY OF March A. D. So, warrant IN bankruptcy
Issued against the estate OF ABRAHAM WOLFE of New
YORK, III the County ~ New York state New York
surviving partner ct the nTm Of STRAUSS a WOLFE who
has been adjudged "A bankrupt his petition that the
Of any debts aud delivery Of property belonging
" such bankrupt Ia him for bis and the OF
any property by him forbidden by law that meeting Of
The creditors OF the said bankrupt prove their debts ana
70 choose assgnees Of HIS held AT
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at no 26 broadway
kOCm 81 Ia The city Of Now-lOTk, before John Fitch
Register, On the 18th day Of pnl A o. 1852 4 10 A m
HEHHY L. KNOX, MaIshal-Messcnger.
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Art Scnoois-City.
MFRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
n viii receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape. lowers;
siille china and dccO.dton). at hex studio The Bella
M IS iast 3Gth-si 4thaye, commencing Oct IL
lefcrrnces D. Huntington, Mt VIM Hart, MI James
NJ. a Mr.. A. f. Fellows.
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2,cw pntlicn!ions.
4 POPULAR DEMAND NET.
NOW BEING ISSUED.
A NEW AND CHEAPER EDITION
OF

PRESCOTI7S WORKS,
Printed from the plates the New Revised Edition VII
the authors latest corrections ard additions.
Z .ited by ]. FOSTER KIRK.
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gueirrction.
For Young Iadiss-Citv.

T'IIE MISSES PERINE, - East 1i5h-st;, wlll
I rsouen thiar E12.lsn an FrsIsI BoIrEns All Day
School Tor yong niliss S5DC,nb,: - uamoe' VI 'oo'
nm
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward for
anv case of Liver Com 1aint, Dys-
peDsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Eonstipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills. when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
rive satisfaction. Sugar Gated.
large boxes, containing 80 Pills, Is
cents. For sale by all Druggists
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
lions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN c. WEST q Co., "Fhe
Pill Makers" Isl and 1873 w Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF a
8 cent stamp.s5 2. @. sM-L.Drug
Store, agenH
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WAsHINGTON.

Washington. 8. - The Evening
Crtttc says: Among the several
amendments proposed to the House
bill extending the charters of ma
tlonal banks, that of Beck relating
to silver certificates and coin is the
most important. A close Eexamina-
ton Of the House bill reveals the
fact that it embodies a covert
scheme for the practical demoraliza-
ton OF silver. The English, Dutch
and German bankers who control
the financial system of New York
City will never let up until they
have wrought their revenge on the
silver dollar. The western states
man who proposed, as a desperate
remedy, to pour some red hot silver
down the throats of few gold bugs
may turn out prophetic.
Representative Page presented the
petition Of the boards of trade of
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Portland, in favor of incorporating
the Maritime Canal Company of
Nicaragua, to the House to-day.
Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the House, a meeting of the
special committee charged with the
management Of the order of bust
ness was held. The matter decided
upon was that the general deficiency
appropriation bill be taken up and
of, if possible on Tuesday.
Representative Page will on Mon
day endeavor TO pass the river and
harbor bill under Il suspension Of
the rules.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-04

Haverly recently had a lengthy
interview in London with Mr..
Leander Richardson, of Byrnes
Dramatic Times. in which the great
dramatic magnate laughs over the
reports of his insolvency and siren
uOusly af1rms that he was never in
easier circumstances. He has a
scheme on foot to bring a tremen-
d0us organization Of some kind from
across the water when he returns.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices of Produce
in the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-Weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears & Liddle'
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J. e. JOHNSON
ST. GEORGE SILVER REEF
Commission and Purchasing Agent

Will Sell Goods or Production Consign
nnent; Buy or Sell Real Estate and
Mining Property; Make Collections
or transact other legal business.
Has for sale very desirable property in
st. George, Washington and Silver Reef.
Good Teams, Stock snd- Merchandise
accepted in part payment =
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N E1W -ALDINEi

A First-class Coal and Wood Parlor Cook Mounted
l. Doors Lined, Mica Front Anti-Cnker Crate, Etc.
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etrple em 1T,

Dos petroleum ia fdpn felt laneerer
3sit bas am metfsn otrbrsitste QsuGtmate.
rial. 9s bat fh In aasn 9dnhsrn Der
sBslt tinesbIrssrt unt, wsnipfsns b.i
aaen eiuiliirten 9Dlisrn, ale ibriscn gu
Qeudt,wsdsu bsnubtsp Sste psrbranet.
Wan lsrn,a ss eerape au Der 3sit ale Elm
sottrefl!thss QeudtSl tennen, a!s bic @al.
ttlte unb fas uoa itnen sewpunsne Ssl
immsr ratsr tpurbeu, unb aceeptirtc es be-
reitwillisf els elm pprttefItde8 SutGitut.
90 ubsr eas petroleum, bort 100 es bis
istt gum 8rSbten Stetle aswounen wu,oe,
in 9eaniYlpauiea unp In einaslnsn Sesilsn
bee @,aaies 9lsw Nori, unsrlGSpGih lein
tuiro, bas 10 cine 5rase, bic btreits bduFs
tsiprcdsn pOrbsn II. Gin JaHmann,
5r. $. 6. Drislty, bsbauptst icsar,
bab bic meiRin Petrelsumqaeufn In penn.
lyluanifn uus Nep Yort In pisr Sabrsn
uuitOren pirben, 3u ftebsn. Disis Bt.
buuptuns sttnSt nun swar etras unpahr.
i&einlia, uber slet&mptl alst Fe ls auf
Wersaauuaea,
9r. Nrtsl.y II Der NnFdt, bab es In
ten bssetn ssnannten Staaten nod etwa
elf Quapratm.iltn sistt, tiniiatlid mel.
der man NIT Bsfimmtbsit auf petroleum
rehnsn barf, unb ftrnsr sin @sbst BON
$40 Quaoratmeilen, In wslhsm fh
aaer Datrl&eialidisit naG Ystrolsum
fnost. Dis iebt bat mon In psn sisent.
lidsn O,lrseicnen auf einsm arsal Don
81 Quaoratmeiten l0s, ,000. 600 Barrels
Ysr9!sum stwonnen, unb nab oslsm gr.
sstnib miroe mon BON isnen elf Quabrat.
m'ilsn unssfdtr 22, 1900 coo Barrels ae=
winn,n. SOatsn nun isltf auf bsm @es
bists BON $40 Quaoratmeilsn. Itss ssRsn
Grsisbistsit man Ea1 nihts Bslimmtss
ueib, $4,000, 900 Barrels Osl probueiyt
weresn fennen, wte ss btufAtlih dtnli.
den 5errains Der Gal mar, 70 mirse sas
In Oansen $4,000, 900 6arrels srssbsn.
Dts(e 0nantitat warrs atsr, pa ith Der
sssenwartise jdtsltte Bsbarf auf 25, OOO,l
coo Barrtls lteut, In 4 Sabrsn perbrau1t
une bamlt warpen aud bic Tstrol,um.
ausQen in ben 9enanat.n bsibsn Staatsn
In miussasns ptsr Sabren srldSpTt lsin.
So0tsn abr in,wtiGsn lsine nsusn Queler
sntbedt wegeen, 70 mub Der Yreis bss ps'
troleums um 70 bStsr lieissn, ie ndtr man
b,m Gnee itns. sisriabris.n Ysrioe,
iommt. attr 20 wirb tstanntliH aitt f
| tsib ssssHsn, ruie 60 eespat wirb, uno Of
tabtn bic @slstrtsn, gan, atssisbtn Dol
Wuttsr Sttrfon, stwas bsrausssrednst
bas fh nismals perwirtliht bat, ( 6oqtei
aud In Der abat ale g..rslsumsu,lisu be
Wslt psrlsSsn, esnn auf bisisnsen Be,
Drooin5 5annppsr barf man, mad BEN bt
; jsbt ssmahten Grfabrunssn. ~ssin oa,
srcbes gtrtrausn ffbsn, 70 TT uns rot ell
arof seblitbsn, unb bas III bas tltitrilt
ttdt, wsldss, In daae esb IS mit stt
pssIal.am plObliA .a Gnos sinss. nj
Ntsisnihrtttsn bic Wtlt uobsru pGrb,
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1897 gsmipst im Bttrasts ssn $285,5oa
~ anfrassn fur assnisn. fpwis Roisn fat
0luts t6nnsn nur In Der Offse In sitw> Orltans
etmaht wrbtn.
Wsssn Snformaiion Oh. BtRsuunatn ftrstbt mas
an W. u. Ddupbin,
Rsw OrIsaus 20
ebpGb Weprs. agent, Gds Ssuftra.. u. @ssqata
ShaRs, San Mntsptp.
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Yancoait & @pbn baben
eor5iigli6e ipeibe @eiten gu 81 oas
Stiid.
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peinli6Fen Nufnerflamfeit fein gsort
BON benz urlpriinsliben Serte beraus=
b0ren fonnte. @s flans gang feltian,
mas ba ge1ungen tpur6e. Gnbli1 fam
elm gan5 ioDllil9es 8ilo: uSm Sempel
bes Grieoens". SabbatbHiae lag iiber
einem ruilii6en 06rf6en. Nus benz
S@ulbauie flansen Sanfeslieber ber=
bor, ba5mil6en fpre6enbe Stimmel1,
als ri6te Der Yppe feierli6e @orte an
Die frommen Sorf f6etpobner, ipel6e BON
bielen in corporc beonttpprtet iprrben.
9laes bies gel6ab nit einem Gifer,
elmer 9iugabe, Die mir bel Ser SO.
Gorfellung aiemli6 perbd6tig fdien.
Sd bor6te nod i6drfer bin, unb plob=
Ii6 6-mer bef6reibt mein Gr1faunen?-
flang es, allerbings nur fit mid, galB
oeutli0 BON Der Stinme Oes popen i'm
lingenoen Some:
so fiinbet mir benin, eeliebter 8ru=
Der, lit es aud Griin@
vSbr iagt es, 9err, es 1T Grin" er=
miberte Elm Senor.
uGriin tpie ein Miele," murmelte ser
gbor.
Limb mie itebt es nit gdern?" fraate
ialbunssppa Der Yops peiter.
nWeb mir, fein glatt bon Gdern!"
mar bes Senorii item Nntmort, uno obas
fann ct ni6t," braufe es i'm gborus
auf.-..
Wtit Winbeseile mar i6 aus Dem 3u=
i6auerraume unb itano smei Minuten
ipGter binter Ben GouliNen, um au ie=
ben, oaB meine Nbnung mid ni6t ge=
tduic6t bate. Oie Serren Sanger bat=
ten ba einen fleinen pfennig=Sfat en-
trist. Drei ipielten unb Der paulirenbe
lab hur6 6as Gudlod mad Dem Sapea=
mellter, I'm auf beNen 3ei6en gu a6ten.
grimmis itaaubte i'd bic grtdppten
an. Gine turse BauIe enttano, big
enbli6 Der permeintli@e pope murmelte.
uDa5 lpQen mir anfangen, Serr 0i=
reftor2 Gs iif BET SO. Nbenb!"
Sn Oemielben 9lugenblide tpinfte Der
bierte Mann, cine 9llpenlapof5aft soa
soriber, uno Bic bier uebertbater lam
gen frii6 uno uediIa; !
rSteb' nur aMf. feb nur auf, Ou
S6Saiaerhub. iiebt mar auf, esiit i9on
aeit."
Sd aber tpan6te mid ab-um bas
9a6en gu berberaen. Sd, es gebt oft
ieltiam 5u hinter Den GouliKen.
W.--..-N
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tis sebradt bdtte, Ter snacisen Trau Elm
8leieunssitld anSusieaen, wenn es MID:
minceitens 3wei Sabre unberiibrt in,
Sdruute sebunsen Deer selessn - aubsr
i'm lebten Sabre 5rdulsiu Nnsela, bic ia
nit Ter sndbisen 6ruu MAIDEN tcnnts,
pas fe wrlte - uno Bier perlonste fe
aus beiler 5aut mad Sadsn, bic nod
nidt bier Wchen alt, unb bic fs elm einz
3isesmal in 8cm aettaSen, ols iie nit
6riulein Nnsela abiolut bic Ti1te bel
beul 6errn 0efauotau erwiosrn nuete,
Der ia Elm Treuno ee5 fs!isen 9errn 3d.
rons une oft aul @rans'enib se,peien uno
ben Damen 3uerf ietnen BeiuA senladt
bate. llno nm lam mirtlid nod mebr,
unb @nifins tpunterte Ifd bis gum pSaisen
gerifunlulsn, ais i1e auf 8cfebi cer snasl=
gen Jrau oer neusn SammiI hleife uno
Der neuen 6autc bic neue Set.Sette nit
pem sroBen Rreu; fbenia0s aus 9fom uno
bel berielben @elesenbeit sstauf) herbei=
bclen uuo Der sndOisen 5rau um ben 9ats
bsfeifiaen mubte
@ultins bate ben Salon pe,taN,n i'm
melandcliiden @eflbl, bas bic sndcise
5rau nitat lanse nsebs isben werce; bic
garonsu warf eiuea leeieu prifenben
glid in ben Spiesel:
Wie Elm 4Tuait=S&s iaste iis, uuo oa5
aaes fir bic todmitbiss MAIZE periou--
eu fddmit bid mcbl oar nidta
llnb fdneller, ols @uiiing ibr Die 9err.
- a.. IL
setban Nnb wieber nit ben einfaden Ga
den, bic fa pcrhin setrassn, pertuuidt.
gtun ncbm ite bas ihwar3e BOlltud,
wslaes fe, mebr Der Bebastidfeit ale Der
Wdrme tpesen, itets gu trasen pfleSte, 10
tulc ae aus beal 3tmmer 9inJ, suo eins
Winute irdter a,beitete Rs Gh inperfil
lisen Sar;ttss sis teppidbeIeste Treppe
gu, erasn @tase binauf.
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Qpuiitana State 2otterp So.
Di.f.s Snfitut wurb. Sakr. 1883 fir c,.
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Siaa!slsBlslatrr fur ben 3eitraum BON slnfunb.
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0robs mraatli@e 3iebuns Der
Classe G.
tn gsp OrIeans Dien1as ben IL. Sali 1882,
als nafsr. fnnftisen 9isbnnsen Hnben fatt uuter
arfitdt unb esiuns Der gtntrdls
@. q. gsanregara pou gonisiaua aua
subal g. Garty rou Ttrsinieu.
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unt trfct
s1"nG fir tas Satr rter $3.50 fir
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Ser 6nnnnher'fhe Qurierl

= Der D6annOoer'fde 2urier4 ent-
belt firsli6 folgenoe ieItIame 2nSeige:
rein iunger SetOnom lpiinI6t in cine
ieinem 8erm0gen entipre6enoe Qonez
tplrtbl6aft eig5ubeiratben. 8oOen nit
3uderrpbenfultur miro beoOrsugt."