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The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
'COuGrrnattous.

The Senate In Executive session Yesterday
confirmed: Samuel Blatchford, Associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court Army--John G. Muh-
lenberg, TO be Paymaster, with rank of Major;
Major James Il. NJ. Potter, Deputy Paymaster-
General, with rank of LieutenantColonel;
William H. GIL, Military Storekeeper, with
rank of Captain. Receivers of Public Money
Adolph Dobrousky, for sale of district lands,
Shasta, Cal. Edward W. Henderson, district
lands, Central City, Col. United States Con-
suls-Josiah Turner, Michigan, at Amherst
burg, Canada; Charles Ewers, Michigan,
Windsor, Ontario; Budd Smith, California,
San Bias; d. o. Duncan, South Carolina,
Naples. Postmasters-M. N. Mccormick at
Calais, Me-; s. L. Chase, Saco, Me-; G.. +. Hart
well, birmingham, Mass; Willard Howe
South Framingham, Mass; J. W. Cummings
Ware, Mass. G. p. Sanford, Montcair, N. j..
,. E. Fulper Washington, N. j.; Charles
heeler, ,Hightstown, n. j.; A. S. Orr, Wilkes
Barre, Pa j. N. Pettibone Kingston, Pa; W.
=. Harrison, Florence, Ala; j. II. Banks,
Forsythe, Ca; II. II. Andrews, Mexia, Texas
J. J.. Edward, Ennis, Texas; j. S. Crossman,
Williamstown, Mich; A. Bierwith, Girardeau,
Mo-. G.. A. Hayes, Maysville, COL; A. Hart
mann, Gunnison, Col, and d. r. Mcnamara,
Robinson, Col,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
WEST WASHINGTON.

The now tug, Gilmcr Meredith, recently
built Tor Mcssrs. Glmer Meredith \ Co., and
Of which a full description was given In THE
CRITIC couple Of months ago, arrived here
yesterday from Baltimore, In charge OF Captain
George W. Ross. She fully meets the expecta-
uons Of her owners In every respect.
The new tug Henry G. winship, built for the
same 1rm, and also described I'm the same Is
sue OF THE CRITIC left Baltimore this morn
Ing for this place. This is one OF the finest
tugs ever built, and VIII be an ornament and
credit to the Potomac River. She Is com.
mandcd by Captain d. A. French, and Is OK
pecxed to arrive here tomorrow forenoon.
ThNWlnehip is intended for towing In the
lower river and Chesapeake Bay.
Mossrs. Hilton & Webster are fitting up
the little steamer Excelsior for the purpose OF
running lsh from the lower fisheries TO mar
kct. She VIII make daily trips, down In tho
morning and back to Washington about mid
night, She will be commanded by Captain
James Z. McCracken, and Messrs Gray h Hill
Ton VIII act as her agents at the Washington
flsh wharf.
Mr.. Robert Simmons has leased for the sea.
son four fishing landings above this place,
and has commenced operations, with Mr..
James Simmons manager. The catch so
far has been rather small, but the indications
for profitable season are very good.
Arrivals at West End Hotel: f. F. Davis,
Norfolk, Va; J.. 2. Hess, NJ. D., Marion, Ill. /:
Richard X. Beall and William u. Miller. Rock
Vile, Md.
The fre-nlarm wires, II is expected Will be
connected with Christ Church bell tomorrow.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

THAT rheumatism is indigenous to the
climate of our section Of the globe, we ad.
NIT, but this does not confne it within our
limit or insure an attack to foreigners by
special cultivation only, therefore we ad-
wise all who are in the least exposed to
dampness or marshy districts to use ST..
Jacobs Oil, the great rheumatic cure lib
orally, as did Professor Il. Bellois, who re-
sides at lily Callowhill street, Philadel-
phia, and has been for more than two years
the cornet-soioist Of McClurgs band. He
was formerly frst-violin of Theodore
Thomas renowned orchestra, and for sew
eral years was a prominent orchestra leader
in Europe. lie is graduate of one'of the
best musical schools in Germany Mr., Bel
lois stated that he had suffered severely
from rheumatic attacks since he had been
in the United States, and never found any
substantial relief until he commenced using
81. Jacobs Oil, at the request of Professor
McClurg He had bad attacks ia the limbs
and joints, and never found any other REM
edy to do him any good. He always keeps
the Oil ON hand.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
River and Canal improvements.

Senators Allison, Logan and Mcmillan, and
Representatives Henderson, Gunther, Springer
and Farwell have sent out Invitations to the
members Of both Houses of Congress and to
many other distinguished gentlemen now
soJourning at the National Capital, to meet at
WIZARDS Hall this evening at half-past Z
o'clock for the purpose of consultation with
reference to securing concerted and harmoni-
Gus action in the efforts making to procure
necessary and liberal appropriation for con
structing artificial and improving the natural
waterways OF the country with the view OF
securing 10 commerce cheaper transportation.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
The ETorticuIturnI socie,v.

The Horticultural Society held It's regular
monthly meeting last night Mt German Hall,
on Eleventh street, the president, Mr. John
Saul, in the chair, Mr.. Ball secretary. After
some routine business had been transacted
Mr.. Cox read the export of the horticultural
Society OF the State of Michigan, which was
discussed, and Its plan of Introducing n series
of lessons into the public schools warmly ad-
vocated Messrs. Saunders and Wilson then
spoke In reference to the introduction of the
study or botany in the public schools, which
they deemed important as n branch OF the
study of natural history, and a committee was
appointed TO draft a plan for the Offering of a
prize for an essay ON somo horticultural SUBJ
tect, TO report at the next meeting.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

The document closes with the anldavlt, as
follows, OF William NJ Lyddy who is one of
the attorneys for Mason;
CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
William NJ. Lyddy, being duly sworn, deposes
and says that he Is one of the attorneys for
John A.. Mason, the petitioner herein. That
annexed hereto, marked Exhibit No. 1, is n
true copy OF the judgment and commitment OF
tne general court-martial which was recently
convened at Washington Barracks, ID. O., for
tho trial of John A. Mason, and which the said
petitioner, John A. Mason, is now confined
and imprisoned in the Albany Penitentiary, I'm
the County OF Albany and State OF New York,
United States OF America.
That deponont compared the annexed judg.
ment and commitment now on nle with the
Governor or keeper Of the Albany Penitcn.
tiary, Albany, State Of New York, and that the
same Is true copy thereof, and OF the whole
OF said original WILLIAM NJ. LYDDY.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d
day of March, 1882.
Seal CHARLES B. BEAbL,
Notary Public, District of Columbia
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
Mysterious Death of Knicker.
booker.

Philip Van Rensselaer,, aged 40, was found
dead In his room at the Hotel Brunswick, New
York, yesterday morning, with q pistol wound
in his temple. Mr.. Van Rensselaer, was a
younger member of the old Knickerhocker
family of that name, had considerable wealth
and was a great traveller. He had journeyed
on horseback through the Western wilds and
Mexico. During his wanderings he acquired
the habit OF carrying a pistol, which he
handled so curelessly that his friends fire.
quently demonstrated with him against the
practice. This fact, together with certain in
dications m the condition of the corpse when
found, has given rise to the presumption that
The shooting might have been accidental.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
A Foul SlarlIer.

Some men, purporting to be printers -
typos arc prowling around the city, dis
gracing themselves and the noble profession
of which they claim to be members, by stating
that Col. Aug. S. Boernsten is q ''rat" and
therefore should not receive any votes for
the silver stick presented by Mr.. Rounds to
the National Rifles Fair. declare herewith,
most emphatically, that the fabricators and
cfrculators OF the statement that am or ever
have been ''rat'' are base, infamous liars
II those men are not too cowardly, should be
glad TO interview them personally, NV resi-
dence is 17l7 Sixth street northwest
AUG. s. BOERNSTEIS
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
An Actress wardrobe.

Mile. Rhea, the actress, has a wardrobe
which Is said 10 be the finest and most COM
pletc feminine OUTFIT ever brought 10 this
country, and ,nlls twenty-one trunks. She
wears different COSTUME in each act, and one
of the dresses worn in "Adrienne Lecouvreur'
cost 10000 francs, or about $4,000. Her
were invsiced for 100000, and one necklace
presented by Alexander IL. of Russia being
valued at 100000. Already ares fashions set
Vanderbilt wedding tho New York HeyoIRS
notices mentioned several "Rhea" panniers.
Mile. Rhea appears at Ford's soon.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
sIutiIatiug Gold Cain.

A man giving the name of Eugene V. Clad
was arrested yesterday evening at No. Cos
Arch street, Philadelphia, where he was fonud
at work with lathe on a number Of pieces OF
gold coin. His plan was to take a $5 gold
piece, saw on the top so that the milling was
not disturbed, take out about $40 OF gold
from II, and then MI the cavity with platl
mum and AT the pieces together again
Several pieces Of the mutilated coin were
found ON his person and In his room.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
A Su.~cstiO,.

THE CRITIC takes the liberty of suggesting,
upon the advice Of several members, the
names of the following members o the Grand
Army OF the Republic in this city 20 act as
committee to. take charge OF collections for
the Mason Fund In that organization through
out the country: Harrison Dingmnn. Past De-
pnriment Commander; Amos. J. Cunning, As
-Quar,ermaster-Gencral Charles r..
Joyce, Past Commander Post No. [: Paul
Brodic, Post No. 3; Wesley Howard Post
No 4 Thomas Allan, Past Commander Post
No 5; II. Emmett Smith, Past Commander No.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
La FIeur's Excreter

has been extensively used in Baltimore, and
comes to us highly recommended by hundreds
OF well-known residents Of that city. II has
been remarkably successful In curing all
chronic diseases FOR which II has been recon-
mended, and we would direct the attention OF
our readers To this valuable medicine, which
is now being introduced into Washington.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
star.Routc ana straw.Bond Cases.

The star-Route and Straw Bond cases were
called in Judge Wylie's court this morning,
and after some sparring of counsel, continued
until next Saturday. Colonel Bliss thought
the Government would not be ready 10 proceed
before the 1st of May. Mr.. Miner, charged
with perjury, was anxious TO proceed on next
Monday, and Mr.. Donohue wanted to go on
to-day, but the Government was not ready.
The attorneys are The same as heretofore.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

j. l. 0" N Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE TWo;sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 7TlT Sr. N. W.
AND GRANT AVENUE, AND OF THE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK Dwell
LING IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF AND A D.
JOINING THE SAME.
By virtue of two deeds of trust 10 us, dated
July l.lss6and duly recordedin lber No. SIS s,folios
$50 ana lb3 OF the land records of Washington
Couniy.D. C.,and nj the written request ofthe -.
party holding the notes secured thereby, we GssJ
viii sell at public auction to the highest bid il
der, in front Of the premises. on "WEDNESDAY Y,
March -. lss2, Mt halfpast four o'clock y. M, lots
go2 and 208 in subdivision of lot numbered "a, OF
Jesse Il. IIaws subdivision OF Mount Pleasant,
IN Washington County, ID. c., together with the
improve mcnts thereon.
Terms Of sale cash. or one fourth cash, balance
IN one and two years nt six per cent interest pay
able semi-monthly; deferred payments to be Sc
cured by an Insurance ON the property, the
purchaser prefers.
Terms to be complied with In ten days aud
the trustees reserve The right TO resell the pro-
Terty at The risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
Chn6Cr. SlC0 deposit.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
CIIAS. c. GLOVER,
Trustees.
]. II. COLDWELL, Auctionaer. mri7d&ds
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
The Mason FIND To-Day.
Mnson rund nf Phiinalelnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.--Petitlons for
the pardon OF Mason are largely signed all
over the city. Organized subscriptions for
Bette and baby are being made in all Govern
ment and municipal departments. large man
ufactories and business houses. The Press
teE-cent fund over $15.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

John Anderson Mason, being duly sworn, de-
poses and says: That he Is the petitioner
herein; that he has read the foregoing pcti-
tion subscribed by him and knows the con
tents thereof, and that the Same Is true 10 his
own knowledge, except as 10 any matters
therein stated to be alleged on Information
and belief, and as TO these matters he believes
II to be true.
JOHN ANDERSON MASON.
sworn TO and subscribed before me this 2ist
INV nf March. 1880
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

ihN ioliOWlub Inducements were pre-
sented by the Grand Jury this afternoon
Phebe Anderson, larceny; James Anderson,
receiving stolen property; Theodore Handy,
assault with intent 10 kill, three cases; J
Charles Matthew's, burglary and larceny;
Benz. kurtz, assault with intent 10 kill: Wal
ter Contee, Andrew White, alias Tiffany
White, larceny; William Johnson, alias John
son Baldwin, second offense petit larceny;
samuel clagett, alias Edward Johnson, second
onense petit larceny John McQuade, Levi
Slater, Richard Stewart and Charles Walker,
larceny.
WARNER's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
COMPLAINTS are made of the impossible
condition OF ii street between North Capitol
and First streets.
THE cases against the Metropolitan aud
Washington Georgetown Railroad Com
panies, for violating the license laws, will be
called in the Police Court tomorrow.
SEE Boss Young d parasols, 1855 SEVENTH
A PERMIT has been issued TO Oliver Cox.
the builder, 10 erect a building, 70 be occupied
by private onices, ON y street. between Ninth
and Tenth northwest, at an expense OF $5, 500.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
huCTION SALES
U,RusrrE's sALn.

I
,By virtue of a deed oftrusi dated March 49, 1875
aulN recorded IN liber No 75G folio 853. one Of the
lhii9 records OF The District Of Columbia aud :
81 the request Of The party secured thereby. cN.s
J. VIII sell at public auction at l3tH
the store OF Duncnnson Rroa soiliT-
cast corner Of Ninth and d streets north
wttt Washington, ID. G.. on Monday, March ~
1852. at O'Clock p nt lots Nos. one two three
eighty, ciRhtX-onc and Cighty-two, IN block No
eight, ~ G. II. llolden's recorded subdivision OF
Glen Dale, washington County, D. G. Terms
made known at the sale.
JOSEPH q, STEVENS, Trustee
EINtANSDN BROS. AuctiOncprs.
4
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered In l.ab. "Ward prints, soc.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream l5c. pint.
CHARGE of exposing blown mutton
for sale, I'm violation OF the sanitary regula-
tions, against Frank j. Tibet was called In
the Police Court this morning and dismissed
for want Of prosecution.
kobby Spring Pants 90 Order, Si.5O.
Hamburger'sa 6lb Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
Spring OvercOats
at Spransy's, 507 Seventh street.
FINANCIAL.
To.day's stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac-
tions in the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking-house of II. ID. Cooke jr.,
Co., 1929 street, Washington, ID. c.:
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

AS the doctor turned sadly away from the
patient whom he found using Dr.. Bulls cough
sfyup, he said sit beats me every time
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
"AIderney Dairy wagons. +"

CHEAPEST place in town. Young's, Seventh
street.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

TnE following indictments were

Williams Indian pile ointment is a positive
cure for piles. Get a box OF your druggist and
suffer no more. Sold everywhere.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

THE LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TODAY
agree that most diseases are caused by disOrdered
Kidneys or Liver. ~ therefore. the Kidneys and
Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect health
will be the result. This truth has only been
known short time and for years people suffered
great agony with being able 10 find relief This
discovery OF Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
cure marks new era IN the treatment ofthese
troubles Made from a simple tropical leaf of rare
value II contains Just the elements necessary 10
nourish and invgorate both OF these great organs,
and safely restore and keep them in order. II is
a POSITIVE REMEDY Tor all the diseases that
cause pains In the lower part Of the body-for
Torpid Ilver-Headache hes-Jaundice-Dizzi ness
GrAVel-Fever, Ague-MalaTial Fever. and all
difficulties OF the Kidneys. Liver and Urinary
Organs.
II is an excellent and safe remedy for females
during Pregnancy, II will control MeHstruation
the Womb.
As Blood Purifier Il is unegualed for II cures
the organs that make the blood
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
\. II. MARkER & CO., Rochester, N. Y.
6AMSL r. Cuttings.

eI2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Calls the attention OF the stove trade and builders
70 new and desirable register ~ low price oo4
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
READ THE RECORD.

at saved my life.n-E. b. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
"It Is the remedy that will cure the many dis
eases peculiar TO women.'-Mothers Magazine.
1T has passed severe tests ana won indorse-
ments from some of the highest medical talent in
the country. New York World.
No remedy heretofore discovered can be
held for one moment In comparison with it,
Rev. c. A. Harvey, ID. d., Washington, ID. @.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
Mr.. Lyddy.s Amdnyit.

WILLIAM II. RATuBoNE,
Notnt.v pri,1ir Au,auv Cnpnfv " y
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
Washington Stock Exchange,

The following are the closing quotations OF
he Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
IAN Assault win Intent to Kim.-

issued 10 him from out Of and under the seal
OF this court in the premises, TO the end that
this honorable court may be fully and fairly
advised as 10 the Jurisdiction, authority, and
proceedings OF said courtmartial, to the end
mat great wrong and injustice done TO your
petitioner may be corrected speedily. And
your petitioner further shows that he Is now,
and ever since the 1lth day OF September,
1851, has been, a prisoner, confined IN jail, In
she tno cry 40 OF washington, % D. O. and more lately
Albany Penitentiary, Albany, N. Y, in tho Gus
tody OF the Marshal for the Northern District
or New York, under the said Illegal judgment
anu sentence pronounced against him ON the
l7th day OF March, 1882, by said court-mar-
tial, ana Is restrained OF his liberty In viola
tion OF ihe Constitution of the United States
ana OF the law In such case made and pro-
vided.
That annexed hereto is a copy of the judg-
ment on commitment under which your peti-
uoneris now unIustly and illegally restrained
OF his liberty Aforesaid; wherefore your peti-
TONER prays that writ Of habeas corpus
issue out and under the seal Of this court,
directed TO the said Clinton d. MacDougall
United States Marshal for the Northern Dis
trict OF New York. and TO John MeEwen, the
governor or keeper OF the Albany PenitentiaIy,
New York, commanding them and each of
them 10 produce your petitioner before this
honorable court at the city Of Washington, ID.
e., al such time as the court shall dlroct, aud
mat they and each OF them there and then
SHOW the cause OF your petitioners detention,
70 .5 ane ena "a mat your petitioner may be dis
And your petitioner also prays that writ OF
certlorari may issue out of and under the seal
OF This court, directed TO the Judge-Advocate-
General (swaim) OF the United States Army,
commanding him 70 certify and return 10 this
honorable court all proceedings OF said court
martial, including the authority for Its organ
ization, the specifications and charges against
your petitioner, the testimony taken thereon,
With the sentence, Judgment findings aud
order for commitment OF said court-martlal
respecting same, and the adjudication
thereon, 10 the end that the errors therein
may be corrected by this honorable court.
And your petitioner will ever pray, etc.
JOHN ANDERSON MASON.
Dated ALBANY, n. y, March 81, 1882.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23

This remedy, which has done such wonders, is
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of
any medicine mon the market, and is sold by
Druggists and all dealers at 81 = per bottle, For
Diatetes, inquire for WARMERS SAFE DIA-
BEIEs CURE 1t is a POSITIVE Remedy.
u n MAnNEU a. nn n..L.o4u. Al "
The Evening critic., 1882-03-23
Only in Time of War

and not In time OF peace, and at the time said
court-martial tried, convicted and sentenced
your petitioner the United States of America
was at peace with all nations; that even IL the
said conrt-martlal had jurisdiction i'll the prem
ises, 1t exceeded its power in imposing the
sentence and judgment aforesaid, as the same
is in excess Of any penalty or punishment au-
thorized by law, and void and untenable ac-
cordngly that your petitioner was not tried,
convicted ard sentenced for any alleged dis
orders and neglect against good order and
military discipline in the United States Army,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-31
Ausfdnotf@e Nunof&au.

Die BabIsu fur bie WitsIieber bss
prsuBif9sn Abssorbustsrbuuiss finb 10
melt 20 iibsr. I'm 20. trateu bic WabI:
mdnnsreolIssisn tuiammsn unb srwdbItsn
ibrsrisits bis Abssorbnsten. Guar finb
bie teIssrupbiiden Beri&te nod duBsrii
ipdrtlt9, absr twsisrIei fisbt fi4er fsif.
Das Centrum bat Ri5t ausin feline aIts
Stdrte bspubrt, iOnbsrn pabri&einIi& nod
einiss neue Site erobert. Die 9ibsraIen,
bic auf bsbsutsnbs grfoIse ssrsdnst bat:
ten, babsn cine ssiaIsene S9Iuppe srIit.
ten. 5isr bas IsstssmsIbste &siuItat 3ur
3eit, no mir bieiss idretbsn. Die Cons
ie,patiusn follsn l46, bas Centrum 100,
Die PoIsu ls, bic NationaI' 9iberalsn 81,
bic SsesifOniiisn ss, bic YrOsrefRiisn %
uno bic lluatbinsisen Slse s,baItsu ba'
ben: 0od fnb bisie 3abI nod ni&t iu'
UsrIdiiis unb Iobnt ss fica babsr nod nitt,
sinsn gersIsi9 unsuiisuen. cider iii
baB tsius Yartsi cine abioIuts Wsbtbsit
Bat. gsrsinissn fi9 bas Centrum, bic
@oaisrpatiusn uno goIsn. 10 muifsrn fs
284 Stimmsn, usrsinisen R6 bassssn bic
l,bsralsn Sraetionsu. 70 ,dblsn fs bios nit
ben llnabbdnsissn 1873 Stimmsn. 9amit
IN bic poIttit bes RansIers psrurb'tIt.
Ssin 2tsbdussIn nit ben 9ibsraIen wdb'
rsnb Der @abI bat ibm sbsniousnis ais
bas nsus Anfa4sn bss gulturtampfss ss'
boIfsn. Huf bic gonierpatiusn Tam sr
aS ni9t fiissn, bsnn Rs babsn tsins ab.
ioIute Webrbeit. Wit ben Nationallibs'
raIsn obsr elmer anbsrn 6rattiOn Iafsn Re
R9 ni&t u.rstnissn. bas bisBs Dafsr anb
5sur msnsen. Das Centrum bat ben
ausi&Ius. Bismard wirb feline 6lIfe
iu@sn maHsn. wsun Ct irssnb stwas bur@.
isssn uia, unb bic wirb ibm BET Der ississn
Gage Der Diuse ni&t isbr Iei&t au SbsiI.
Ssins StsusrrsformpIdne mag Der RansIsr
rubt9 etnlai5eu. Sas centrum lteteIt oaS
5ab ba,u.
Sn Ositrsi& tasen sur Stunbs ni9t
uenissr ais ssbn 2anbssusrtretunsen. Die
wi4tisae wirb wobI bie b0bmii4e. mad ibr
bic saIiS,i&e iein. Sm b65mti9sn 2anb
tass bat ii4 Der rationale Sturm bsrsi,s
aussms!ce. Durd bic S90pfuus Der
e,edildsn uuiUsrftdt II bic 8sfimmuns
Der eanotasswabI Oronuns, wsI9e benz
Rsctor Der prussr llniusrftdt cine Bull.
lt'mms i'm eunOtass sswdbrt, abdnb.runss
beOa,ftts sswoIbsn, bs bis Prassr So@'
f&uIs tanfils ,pei 8sctorsn bsRssn wirb.
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f&isu, abOb Der eSs&ii&e GbssOrbnsts