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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
A FRENCHMAN BEATEN BY POLICEMEN.

Ernest de Bourgc French painter was arrested e.
last Thursday night at Morton ana Mo.t1ss Ely, 10y
Officer Doughty, Sergeant BuddIngton ana o,n II
policemen of the Ninth Precinct. He was taken 10
the police station in Charles-st. and l2cHe a. Up;
From there he was taken on the following day 10
the Jefferson Market Police C0urt ad ,e,u 81, nf tho
Tombs, found him locked in cell and suffering
severely from four club wounds on the hcau.
He was receiving no medical ,reatInem NJ "ha.cNr
so the warden had him removed to the Tombs' where
his wounds were dressed and he was placed IN the
hospital cell His wounds have since supnurated
and he has suffered great pain from tine 1 IL now
cred with bandages and bis face is terribly swollen
The affidavit of Officer Doughty. filed in the Dis
trict-AttGrney's office, recites that he tDough,y,
was feloniously assaulted, beaten and stabbed
with pair of compasses" by Ernest de Bolrge:
The prisoner who can speak only few words OF
English told his story to TRIBUNE reporter through
an interpreter yesterday. ms follows:
al am painter and designer of signs. l came
TO this country from France several years ago ana
have not learned to speak English well because
have worked mostly for Frenchmen and Italians
haven't been able to get much work lately, so i
thought would go back to France. Some French
sailors had told me that might work for my pas
sage by doing painting French steamer that
was to sail last Saturday. On the night was ar
rested went to the French Companys pier to see
about getting work, and when ! was com
ing away, carrying a bag containing some
was knocked down and robbed of the
few dollars had been able to collect before going
10 france. L was StulHcu ~ bio b4S A"
gave me- and when / recovered and was walking
along the street III dazed way man called out to
me- don't know what answered, but he whls-
tied for another man at a distance and started TO
run after me- ran and they called TO third man
to stop me. thought they were thieves; SO dIeyw
out my measuring compass and defended myseir.
s veral other men came up and theS all over
powered me by beating me over the head with
clubs"
The reporter could get no information at the
Charles Street station, except the fact that
Officer Doughty had been stabbed by The prisoner.
who was arrested because he was standing In the
doorway of bonded warehouse and acted suspicc
consyn When the reporter asked for the details OF
the arrest from the officers point of view. he
ordered TO leave the place. The Waterman at the
warehouse at Leroy and West-sts. said that he saw
the man standing suspiciously between two
wagons and that when he was hailed he mum,
bled and moved away" SO he called the police and
gave chase The case will come before the Grand
Inrv IN Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
orrICIoIrs OFFICIALS PUNISHED.

D. n CarvalhofOf No G3 East One-hnndred-and-
thrtetli-st, was complainant IN the Harlem Police
Court Yesterday against an elevated railway en-
ploye named q. j. Cohen, age twenty-slx years,
who lives at No 2,305 Fourth-ave. Mr.. Carvalho
testified that while standing III the doorway of a
crowded car the defendant roughly ordered him TO
90 inside. He replied that he would do so if Cohen
would show HIM where there room 10 stand.
Cohen then showed him violently against several Of
fhe passengers. Cohen fined $40 by Justice
Power. A friend of Cohen's who is also employed
on the road and who gave his name as }. ii. Smith.
OF No. 1901 Third-ave., on hearing the sentence,
yemarked that it an outrage " and was at
once arrested for contempt OF court. He explained
that he referred 10 the testimony and not TO the
action of the court, whereupon he was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
GANsEvooRr MARKET IMPROVEMENTS

a largely attended meeting OF merchants, real
estate owners market gardeners and others doing
business in and near Gansevoort Market was held
at No 80 GansevoOrt-st yesterday, to take action
to secure the opening of Westinghouse from its
present terminus to Fourteenth-st Hugh King
presided Addresses were made by George g..
Sickles, Morris +. Dowley and others. Resolutions
were adopted urging the speedy completion of the
improvelI ents now under way in Gansevoort Market
and the extending and widening of Washington
aud Ganscvoort-sts. permanent organization
nnder the name of The Merchants and Business
Mems Association of Gansevoort Market was formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
n,xo coNvIcTs TO ESCAPE.

~, ch.r,ns Reckcr. the wife of the notorious
eonnterfeiter who is serving teIn ~ oo - To
County Peniteniiary for one Of he
most clever counterfeiters in The world, Nlsi'eI
Commissioner Nissan. of the peTartment Oh
Charities and Correction in Brooklyn, yesteruay,
onI onnfessed the share she had in the attempt OF
three cony lets TO escape from the prison anew
weeks ago. The plot contryed oy seeker was se 70
in tho part of the pententiary devoted TO long
term prisoners. and make an impression IRON whicn
kew could be filed. Mrs. Becker was lnstructe
to supply an imitation lock to be hung In piace Oh
the enc in use long enough to make the IMPRESSION
This she carried 10 her husband when WISHING MN
one day, she was frequently allowed 10 90 a, Ine
noon hour, when the convcts leave the shoesnops
and eat their dinner in their cells: Becker tnen
arranged with the two convcts, Kelly aud Ciiti9tG
who had charge of the hall in the emu 20
the prison. to take the lock and put the snoSt,n.e
in its place, so that he could make the Key. LIS
was successfully carried out, but Kelly VINO lau .,ie
key. accidentally dropped 1t the DAY DeloIo "a, nd
escape was to take place. The convcts were Locked
M the cells were searched, and the imitation lock
was found in 1ue. Kelly and Ciiiford were
punished in very severe nnt ,n charge of the
hall. While Becker was suspected, IRON MS repu-
tatlon of having escaped from several OF Tue
strongest prisons IN the world ana from MS ooast
that no stone walls will ever make him serve out a
sentence he could not be directly Connected WIN
the affair by Warden Green. Mrs. Becker was not
allowed to visit him, however. Her story as given
Yesterday details how the lock was secured. Mrs
Becker also said that she knew the day on whlch
the escape was TO take place she Dronght su.s Oh
clothes for three men, her husband and two Others,
and hired carriage at Chatham-squa this city;
10 he driven TO the penitentiary in Brooklyn ana
there await the fugitivcs. She was TO be near IN q
light wagon with swift horse. and as soon as the
men could change their clothes her husband was 10
leave the carriage and ride with her TO liberty me
vehicles on hand at the appointed time Dut
the men not
Mrs Rockers object in making this confession is
not known but she is ardently devoted to her hns-
band and it is supposed that she has hopes OF
being allowed to see him. 1t is believed that she
made the confession at the instgation OF her nus
band Mrs. Becker is a handsome young woman
with light hair regular features and blue eyes She
was elegantly dressed and wore diamond rings when
she visited the Charities office yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
sun scs 49, sets FOG MOonriss 100 Msonsae. dys "a
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Fnrenoon-Sdy Hk. l:57. GOV Tsd PIG; He'll Gate 4O5
AnenoOn-Sy n'k 227; Gov IsFd 800; Hen Gate 4:o9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
FIREMEN ARRESTED FOR NCENDARIsM

Michael Carroll and George Murphy, members of
the Harrison, y. j.. Fire Department. were arrested
Yesterday on suspicion of beng the inccndi1res who
caused the destructive fire in Harrison week ago.
by which the Town Hall and entire fire apparatus
were made on the evidence of detectives. The
nrisnners wore taken 10 the Hndson County Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
WATERFRONT INTERESTS.

HW.P Hudson, counsel for q coal merchant at
Jackson-st East River. presented petition 10 the
Dock Commissioners yesterday for permission TO
construct facilities for unloading coal cargOes aPler
No b4 East River The matter was deferred until
The next meeting delegation Of dOckbuilders OF
the Department waited upon the Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
PROTESTING AGAINST LEGISLATION.

The Board of Managers of the Produce Exchange
Yesterday adopted resolutions protesting against the
bill now pending in the Legislature TO incorporate
the Terminal Warehouse Eicvating and Dock
COMPANY" Other resolutions were adopted pro-
testing AGAINST Assembly bill No Dds. which pro-
poses to regulate fees and charges for eevatng and
Storing grain in floating and stationary elevators
and warehouses in this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fjfb Arruue Hofe'-Conoressmen John A. kass ,1,r
O, Iowa; Mark H. Dunnei Of Minnesota and benjamin VIII
son of West Virginia Sir Francis Hincks OF Montreal
Giisrv HOuse-General John VI. Corse Oh ohioago
yjc,orf1 Hos-Eshl Atkins OF Boston l6eradrs no
c-Juslice Horace Gray, Of the U. b. supreme Court
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and requested that they either bc permitted to do
other work when the tides prevented them working
at the docks, or be given an increase OF wages. IL
was resolved to furnish them with more worA;;
Commits sioner I,aimbecr was elected president OF
the Board until May /, 1888, and Commissioner
VanderpOel was reelected treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
CLOTHIERs AND PURNIsHERs.
569-575 BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

In conjunction with a choice
lot of Rich Black BrOcaded
Satin
Messrs. JAMES McCREERY q
co. have marked down several
lots Of Black Rhadames and
MervcilIeux, from So and S2.2J
to the very low price of ST. 80.
Also, 100 pieces 22.in.Black
GrOs Grain Silk (Cachmire
FinisiD, at 81 per yard; marked
down from $1.JO.
JAMES NcCKEERY & CO.,
Broadway, cor. 1lth-st.
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BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week. 81; births, IA; marriages, SO.
According to the report OF superintendent Pat
terson. the number OF children In the public schools
IN 1851 was 96,O77, aud the number of teachers
1,2S0.
Judge Moore yesterday sentenced William Tate
TO the State Prison for twenty years Tate's crime
was an attempt 10 commit a brutal assault upon
his seven-year-od niece, Lucy Howard, and he
pleaded guilty. The Judge regretted that he could
not sentence the prisoner Tor lie.
An Injunction has been secured TO restrain George
w. Brown, a builder, from using soft or pale brick
in the construction OF two houses IN Jcilerson-st.
The charter provides that all brick used III houses
shall be good, hard, wellburnt brick This Is to
be made a test case.
brought against the BushwIck Avenue Railroad
Company by Peter II. Calyerley. member OF the
"Antl-BObtal Car Association" who alleges that
his health was seriously injured 10y having 10 walk
home afteI being put OFT Tor refusing 10
puT his fare in a box. He offered the fare 10 the
driver, who refused 1t and elected him.
JERSEY CITY
The body of the boy Adam KOvnski, who was
swcpt from the Hackensack bridge by the tow-linc
of a canal boat on April 20, was recovered yestcr
day morning. Ills parents 1--we at No. II y Essex
81, NewlOrk.
Mavor Taussg has vetoed the resolution Of the
Board of Aldermen granting permission 70 {. Cas-
sidv ~ Co TO build "A railroad track III Eleventh
At on the GROUND that the permission should have
been granted by ordinance and not by resolution.
lie has sull under consideration the three ordi-
nances granting permission Tor the laylns OF tracks
IN and across various streets.
woman named Lawless, about seventy years
old called at Police Headquarters yesterday TO
make injuries about her son Patrick, age thirty
three whom she has not seen since August 49,
IsSO lie left his home III Brooklyn on that day to
90 TO Jersey CITY. and never returned, and hls
mother heard that he was killed accidentally. He
made living going about playing Irish bagppes.
lie had some money in bank IN Boston. which his
mother being destitute, is anxious TO get, but can
moi because she has no proof of ms death. The po
lice promised to aid her IN learning her sons fate
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CrTY-Nayor II. s. De
Beyoise, Of Long Island City who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
STOCK EXCHANGE GOVERNING COMMITTEE

Al a meeting of the Governing Committee of the
Stock Exchange yesterday, il was voted to begin
business Oh Mondays in June, July, August and Sep
tember at II a. III. instead Of 10 "A. H., the usual
hour. The subcommittee were appointed; they
will organize to-day The meeting was the first
held by the new Governing Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
announcements

Celuloid eye glasses are made 10 represent
choicest tortoise shell and amber and are much
lighter and more durable Made by me spencer Optlea
Company sofa Oy opClahs anu Je"eioio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11

The aged and feeble should use Parker's Gin
ger always brings appetite strength and good cheer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11

The young man or woman who must forsake
society because noryng letter pinpes and
itching OF the face. should or Dr. Ben
sons the scalp and Is good for the toilet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11

"Rough on Rats" Clears ont rats, mice, file
reaches. bed.bugs ants vermin chlpmunks. l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11

HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. d.,
~ Iexngtou-ave, near 2Jth-. Hours so All
Attention 10 Gentlemch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11

Malaria positively cured. Emory's Standard
Cure pills never fl bal 1ectS Physctan' prescrlOe
Drrs,isls soil .houl % Crittendon. llJ Futol-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11

Earl. & WILSON'S "sh0rt band collars and
bead edge cues are the best Sold everywhere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-23
wer 1T Trau gssinelc,p 2

Ga, sisIs 8rass oft ssfsgt mirp, mollen
mir sinfad, lasen, oab Fe eine Dame ii,
bie 60 Ia felt 80 Sabren 3ur @ufeate maHs
te, 6rausutranfbeiten. bauptlahlih aber
1inDertranfasiten sa fiupiren. Ste bat
bic Son iituiicn unD tie Beei,rf rflilfs bisler
3atlreihen &lallsn beionters sspriilt uno
ais Nslultat prattlld.r SenntailIe unb
Grfabruns, melhe lis i'm eaufe enss Wens
fhsnalters ais Sransenpfeserin uno arst
eelammslt, bat ns ben Scotins SYrup
ale tslonosrss Mtttsl fur sapnsnDe &tnser
,ulammcrselest. Dicle Meot;tn bat stns
maeiihs SBirtuas ie sitt J!uts unp
@elunehsit unb erbalt piFsnen eeib. Su
6olss pislsr Mepisin III 6rau Wtnslom
peltterutmt gewo.reh als Wcbltbaterin
Der &inosr. unp pte &inter psrben erob
unb canfsn ibr paIur. Mu6 In cisisr Stapt
BAT fe bic 5sinpsr su Oanf psrpfihtst.
0rpbe 9uantitatsn ees Soctins SYrup
pe,tsn bier tasldb psrtauft unp psrbrau6t.
Wir slautsn, Nrs. seinslOD bat i'd
purd bieien artifel unltsrblid ssmadt
uno mir Hne iiter3suet, ZAP burd psnfel-
tsn 8aulsnte pun Rinoern ssrsttet wnrosn
uno pab WhaiOnen osulslben nod nit
grfola astrauhtn werosn. Seine SHUTTER
bat ibrs pilidt esttan, tpenn fs niat
Mrs. Winslosp's SOotins Ssrup an'
ranbte. Yerluat ss alle.- Qabiss gilltcr
Wew yorf. 3u psrfaufen bel alien
DruaalIlen. -25 Gents bic 6lal4f.
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rei61fe eyabr cine 9lusbeute bon $685.
100000, bas minoeit crgiebige cine
iol6e pitn $52,000,000. 8is gum Sab
re 1880 probucirter 9fepaba unb Galiz
fornien Die meiiten goelmetalle. St
lebterem nabm Colorado gum erlten
M}ale nit elmer Yroouetion bon $23,=
100000 BEN eriten Plae ein, tpdbreno
Galiforrlens Qusbeute $19,000,000,
9teoabas @rtrdgniile S., 100000 beirut
gen. Nu6 in Betref ber GiIenz uno
&oblenf6rOerung miro Colorado in
frr3er 3eit olle anberen 2anbestbeile
iibertreffet, ltno Senber tpirb bas gir=
mingbam pber pittsburg bes @ei tens,
ia bas 8ergbau Centrum Der 9Delt
tperben.
gEdbrcno Die ausseHelten Minez
rali6abe Die @rgiebigteit oes 8obens
beweiIen, ipre9en Die Mai6inerie1
unb gSerfseuge fir 6ie Sorti6ritte,
tpel6e Der 8erg6au gena6t bat. 9fo6
big gum Sabre 1869 tpuroe unier gerg=
bau auf gutes Slid unb als &aub6au
betrieben. Ser 9urit na9 Golb fiibrte
tpie cine epioemifbe &ranbeit, tpie ein
bibiges Sieber 2ellte, Die bon 9llaoz
bins S6dben trdumten, in bic solb=
baltigen Siffricte; practiid)e ooer gar
piileni6aftli9 gebilbete 8ergleute pa~
ren Ielten. Set Sabren fGon 1T bies
anoers getporben; Wdnner, Bic auf ben
Berg= =Nfaoenieen in 2pnbpn, Paris,
Berlin, 6reiburg, Glaustbal &c. ibre
Stu6ien ma6ten, finoen in unIeren
gergbauoiitrieten reide Seloer fir ibre
5Datigfeit uno i'm eigenen San0e tpur=
ben trefli6e 8ergbaui6ulen gegriin6et.
Wenn man iebt an bic 9usbeatung
Der S6dbe Ser Siefe gebt, 1T es 11i9t
mebr Der 3ufall, Der bic 9lrbeit bon
SauenOen beri6lingt, unb Dem Gin
seInen &ei9tbum in ben S9oob tptrft,
ionoern nit MeBfette unb @ertanten,
8obrlnai6ine, @6mel5Ofen tpirb bas
Serrain ionoirt, bas @eitein gepriift,
bic Gage unb Md6tisfeit Der @r;abern
ermittelt uno nur ba, no oer Grfol g
beina6e geniB 1T, beginner Menf6en
uno Mai6inen glei65eitig lire Sbatigz
feit.
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nj & b tet.

MiOiu III S. Grusblin pcn @omeruine,
WuiL. iast Sm Serblt 1875 betam
i'd 3unsenbluten, sefolst bon elneu1 befti=
gen Suiten. SD Derlor ZEN Nppetit unb
mein GleiiG unb wurbe bettldserig. Sn
1877 brahte man mid ius 9espital. Ite
9ler3te erfIdrten, id bdtte Elm God in met.
ner 9unse Don Der @rSee zines halben
DcuarIfiid8. Sosar bic Nadrid,t ben
meinsm Eobe perbreitete ff. SD sab
auc 6cffnuus auf; oa empbabl mir elm
Sreub Or. vs. III s alls BAL,
a NJ iir bic eunse. Sd sebraudte
eine Tlafhe uno 3u meuem Gtifaunen
wuroe id teiTsr, nao bin beate seiiinber,
ais itit bret Sabren.
Shldreibe oies In Der Soffnuus. baB
Sober nit t,arfer 4uuee Bebaftete Or.
W illiam Sails Dalam &C.
braudt, unb Id bin iibsrSeuSt, caB bass
fetbe bic @us3ebruns beilt. SD fam
pciItio bebaupten, DaB mir BET 8alianl
nebr @utes eripieIen bat, ala alle iibri'
seu Mr5eneien sulammen, bic id nabm.
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Seras.

Sn Ser 8eriammlnng bes @rano
Council Ser 2egiDn Of 9onor in Dallas
tpuroe @an 9lntonio als Teriammz
lungsort fir nd6ftes Sabr erpdblt.
= 3pif6en @ouberneur &oberts
unb bem WfaDor @ariDn bon grotpns=
billie 6auert Ser Quarantdnez &rieg fort.
Ser Go1eftor @oobrid BON 8ropns=
billie telegrapbirte bem @ouberneur, bab
er Der erbaltenen Snitruction gemdB
eine Quarantdnetpa6e eingemuitert boz
be, bic bon ben Ooctpren MurraD un6
Gombe aufgefent tporben iei. 9ie itab=
tif6e Beb0rbe babe inbeB bic Wa6en
perbaftet. Ser Mappr bDn Brownsville
tbeilte bem @ouperneur NIT, bab er,
Ser WtaDor ielbn, Der erfte Sanitdts=
beamte Ser Stabt lei, unb beBbalb Die
Nnorbnungen Der 0oetoren Wturrap
unb Gpmbe ni6t reipeftiren tpilrbe.
9arauf bat Der Gouberneur ben Or.
WoIff aufgefprbert, bic 0uarantaine=
Mngelegenbeit in bie 6anb sll nebmen,
unb glei63eitig ben Sheriff pon Came
ron GountD beauftragt, ben DOCTOR gu
unterffiibea. Die @nttport bes Sbe=
riffs lantete, baB er bem Mnftrage bes
@ouberneurs na6fommen tDiirbe.
= 3mii6en benz Capitol zgoarb unb
6em gDntraftor Smith 1T enbli6 ein
lebereinfommen binfi6tlib bes ten1po=
rdren Gapitols getroffen tporoen. Sem
Gontraftor 1T cine neue, auf bas @ut=
a9ten bes 9r9iteften MeDers BON Sez
trDit ba1irte propoiition gema9t por=
ben, unb er bat lid entidlofen, bieielbe
an5unebmen.
= Sci GalopeQ tpurbe ein farbiger
8remler Namens 8ictares iiberfabren
unb get0btet. Ser 8erurtbeilte bate
por atpei Sabren einen anbern Tarbigen
ermorbet, fpurbe aber freigefpro6en,
6a ct bic &olle bes Wabnlinnigen gut
bur65ufiibren perifanb.
- Sn Waco fiel am 20. Mbenbs Elm
itarfer &egen. 9ieien llmitanb benub=
| ten ber Sarbige M}iller unb feline 6ral,
fie ftiegen bur9 elm Teniter in bas 6aus
BON s. Sapiblon unb itablen baielblt
ein SAB Nfebl unb cine Same Del.
- Sm eagle 2afe eri6OB Der Bar
feeper Wbite einen iungen Wann 9taz
mems Gardner BON Columbus. Ser
M0rber 1T entfloben. Ser grmorbete
1T Elm 8ruber bes in 81 Yalo erl6olie=
men 8. StubenmeDer.
= 9ie bemofratii6e &onoention in
Gan Warcos bat 1i6 am %. pertagt,
nad)bem lie @eorg pfeuffer als Senatol
unb s. %. Wagner unb 8. 9. Wfc8rbt
als &eprdfentaaten aufgeitelt bate.
= Sie Sirma peqs & Stab in pale;
fine bat cine gegen Die Selegrapbenfon1
pagnie anbdngig gema6te S6aoenerIab
flage BON $400 gemonnen. Die Tirme
bate eine 9epei6e an 90. s. 2emp
ct. 2ouis, auf9egeben, Die ni6t promp
abgei6idt tpurbe.
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aerti,t ourd ben inbireften Sprwurf ct:
BOB fd bic iunse Dame plStlid unt
erflarte, pSGis ausserubt 5u lein.
sbr gesleiter mar iofOrt gum @eben
bereit, Sane mari einen balben glid au
ben nod INNER ant BOoen liesenben
Ylait, oa er Jpn aber sdn5lid perseilen
,u baben idien, 70 belt iie eS nidt be,
Oaabe mertb, ibn nit einem WOrt Oaran
au erinnern. sic idritten allo pormdrts
eben 70 ..urtlps mie pcrbin, nur baB Der
1abrer iest ieinen Sartti n,aBtste, unc
lid, oft beiorst un,iab, cb lie aud gu tpl=
gen perntSse. @ieber mar cine S,er=
telifunbe persansen, oa taudten BE llm-
rifle BON Sduiern aus benz Jtebel auf
unb ber Trentbc manbte fd 5n lslner
Saue ebefoblenen.
Wsib, wubin i'd @ie fi9ren ioa?
gsad benz Sauie Des DDctrr Stepban.
St blieb uberraidt itehen. Dcetor
Stepban?
Sa! Sic fennen ibn?
Nuerbinss. SD tppbne in leinem 5au-
le, rnb in Bet Gbot, er fubr nadoenfeno
nit ber Sano Iber bic Stirn, i'd ertnz
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