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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
TOLEDO. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.

BosToN, Mass, Dec. 15.-In accordance with
the request embodied in the circular suggesting plan for
strengthening out the affairs Of the Toledo Cincinnati and
st. Louis Railroad Company the Toledo, Cincinnati and
st. Louis and the mainline bOndhoders held meeting In
this city to-day and chose committees to represent their
respective interests the general committee Of all the
divisions. The general committee OF which those ap-
pointed this form part, will appoint sub-cOmmit-
tee of three who VIII have full power TO act for all inter
The bonds to he consolidated and the bOndhOd
OF each division to receive the new bonds In pro
portion the respective value OF the several divisions
constituting the system. The Southeastern and Dayton
division bondn0ders meet next Tuesday the Cincinnati
and Northern division Thursday and the IrOntOn di
vision Friday appoint their respective committee.
For ether Railroad News see tenth Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
WHIsKEY MEN ACTIVE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-FIionds to the pro-
posed bin extending the bonded whiskey period to-day
appointed committee to wait upon Secretary Foger and
ask him not to force collections until Congress takes
tou The visit was postponed because Of the Secretary
ipdsposition The committee appointed consists Of
Representatives Blackburn chairman; Wills and
CuibeItson of Kentucky Jordan FOllett aud Kciier,
of Ohio; Davis. Morrison and WorthiuPio on,
nj Illinois, Belford Colorado; Valentine. OF Nebraska
Broihead OF Missouri; Morse. of Massachusetts, Hewitt,
OF New York Bayue O'Neal and Hopkins oil Penn'yl-
wanna and Flndlev of MARYLAND. On Monday the com
mttee will be enlarged by the addition Of mcmbers nom
Indiana, California, New York and Missouri
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ave the honor to remain. with great respect,
Yours very truly,
FRANKLIN EDISON. Mayor
TWEED,s MAN STILL IN OFFICE.

A FEW WORDS FROM THEODORE WESTON-THE CON
troll OF THE SEWER BUREAU.
A TRIBUNE reporter yesterday called upon Iheo-
dore Weston the well-knOwn architect and civil
engineer at No. 81 Broad ST., and asked him his
opinion of the contracts in the Department of Pub
lie Works He remarked that the position taken by
this journal in regard TO those contracts was strong
one. He said that the Commissioner Public Works
had always had the power to reject all bids If he did
consider 1t to the advantage OF the ctyto accept
any of them The exercise of this authority would
have presented in his opinion the frauds which the
TRIBUNE Is now exposing He said that under
proper management there was no need of "A differ
ence of than 3, or, at the outside 10 per cent
between the original surveys and specifications and
the actual results of the work.
Stevenson Towle, the present engineer in
charge of the Bureau of Sewers, succeeded
Dir. Weston, who gave this account of the
change in the Office: "Mr. Tweed had assumed
the eommisSionership under the now charter, and
one day soon afterward he came to my Office and re-
quested me TO put 300 men on the pay-rolls.
To my statement that had already as large force
as could give work 10, he replied that he did not
care whether the men had work 10 do or not. That
was not the purpose, l could not comply with Mr..
Tweeds suggestion and either the next day OF the
day afterward Mr.. T0wle brought me "A letter from
him directing me turn over the office to Mr.. TOwle.
Ny appointment was never revoked except in that
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
GEORGE FRANCK ARRESTED.

George Franck the beer bother Of Orange, who
attempted to commit suicide recently, and against
whom there are strong suspicious of having per-
netTated the Paulln murder was placed under
arrest in his house yesterday by order Of Prosecu-
tor Keen, of Newark. COnstables were placed in
charge of Franck who is still confined TO his room,
with orders 10 permit mono to see him without
orders. 1t is now stated that he was better ac-
ouainted with both PhHbe Paullin and her sister,
Mira Fisher than has been made to appear.
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4 RETIRED TEA MERCHANT MISSING.

The police were directed last evening TO
search for benjamin f. Smith, retired tea merchant.
formerly IN business No 1870 Waterst, who has been
missing from his home, at No. 149 West Forty-sev-
cuth-st since Friday morning. He was described as
ny-one years old. five feet and eight inches in height
and stout with ruddy complexion, light blue eyes,
brown hair and small sandy sdewhiskers. Mrs. A. ID.
aylor daughter of Mr.. Smith, expressed great alarm
for her fathers safety. Although Mrs. Taylor did not say
that her father believed 10 be insane the detectives
we're led by conversation to believe that his mind
might be affected either by Ill health or business re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

work done was in excess Of the estimates
the Commissioner of Public Works reserved
the right to pay for such excess at current ,a.eS
This was submitted to Corporation Counsel An
drews. who gave an opinion that It was hot ega a
under the provisions of the 40 600 az
ali work recurring an expenditure OF %isuVV. pa
more must be given out by contract ana .a ono
head of department could exercise the olscreilon-
George ii. Hill, Commissioner of Accounts. sald
Yesterday to a reporter of TIE TRIBUNE tnaI no
wonld be pleased to an Independent C1 on ae-
sioner appointed to investigate certain on .lo ue
nartments where the Commissioners OF Accounts
have been at work. -. ,,-,,.siorora
NJ Accounts has been questioned" he said ana II
would be satisfaction to have competent men go
over over our work and verify our T Goncig
sions knew that so far as the FINANCE nnuts
mont is concerned the Commissioners OF -
have gone through it from top To BOTTOM puS
would probably be more satisfactory 10 ihe puoAi0
II An independent investigation were made. -,
The Commissioners Of Accounts are at pLeSenIh hem e
Gagged examining all the contracts whlGn nave oeoL
made bv the various departments. Their report
viii probably prove interesting one wnem Sae
The Investigation, however, Will not be completed
for a long time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
4 SUDDEN DROP IN THE MERCURY.

The long -looked-for, much-expected and sea-
sonable cold came down the city yesterday II the
wind had only remained quiet the day would have been
delightful But the wind would not remain quiet. 1t
rushed on bowling around and sweeping around
sauares and trying NIL the lungs OF pedestrians with
its cold lev breath The cold came suddenly. At
midnight on Friday the thermometer at Uudnuts regis
tered 36o; at yesterday morning the mercury had
fallen 10 $50; at II down 10 l9o. and az 1t had
fallen 10 I6o By It had risen 70 l9o again, and SO
Continual most of the afternoon.
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THE ovER-woRKlNG OF CHILDREN.

Boston, Dec. 15.-A movement is under way
in this city to laws which exist to the effect that
no child under fourteen, woman, shall be employed III
a store more than sixty hours week. and the police IN
spectors are investigating OF violation oil the law
which IA inserted IRE numerous in all the large retail
establishments Warning has been served On all the pro
pfetOs bur prosecutions will DE enforced a. once III Two
three instances the coming up next week lio
fine is $50 for each proved.
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ROBBING ii CLOTHING STORE.

A portion of the first floor of the Grand Opera
House. which Is occupied by A. j. Post Son as cloth
ing store was robbed Thursday night The rogues had
climbed through the the front door and then
had broken the lock the inside Gas jets burning
within the and good view Of the interior was had
frnm le sidewalk The thieves did not dare 70 remain
long IN such e1pOsd place. but they carried away
nile OF winter oyercOats valued at about $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
A-NEW BANK IN ROCHESTER.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 15.--Bank Superintend-
emf Paine has issued certificate of authorization 10 the
Merchspts Bank at Rochester, transact business
state Bank. with paid up capital OF 100000. The
bank will open for business on December II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
SKINNER RECEIVES TIE CERTIFICATE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Alr. Skinner, OF
North Carolina, has received from the Governor Of that
state his certificate of election momber Of the House.
and will present his credentials and ask 10 be in on
Monday His opponent. Mr. Pool, will contest the seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
THE sEvENTY.sEvENTH STREET SEWER

10 me Editor or TIC TTlOHhe'
SIR: In 1879 East Seventy was
opened for distance west OF Fourth or Pik-aVe
as rs now called and the old earthen sewerppe was
raroved and new brick sewer put in aud the street
closed up In 1880 the street opened at the ermna-
ton of the brick sewer put in the year before,
and the broken earthen pipes removed i0r
about the same distance westerly, ana tine brlcK
sewer continued short distance and the street again
closed In gs1 the thing repeated, 10 that IN
three vears the sewer from FOuIthave west TO point
lust west of MadisOnave replaced for distance OF
little over one clock. Mr. Cunningham did the work anu
nresume the records Will show the same things that
those relating West Fftyxths show Inc ne" sewer
WIS '' Wv w. i JoHN o. MORT
No 67 East Sepentssre,th-St, Nor-Ror Dec To- 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
BOY IYCEHDIARIES SENT To PRISON.

MILWAUKEE, Dee. 15.-The boy inccndiaries'
Moaett Finck and Willard, to-day pleaded guilty IN the
Criminal Court. Judge Mallory sentenced them 70 the
Reform school until they become Of age "Bennie west
who was present only fire viii be tried In January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

House. their performances Of Prince Methusalo,n.
Augustin Days second company win appear IN
The SQUIRE" at Hooley's, and George G. Min, the
Agnostic actor, ut Haverlys, in Booths round of
characters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
THE MAYOR ON THE NEED OF AN INQUIRY.

A LETTER 70 TIE DISTRICT ATTOENEY-FUNDs BoR
TIE GRAND JURY
Mayor Edison has sent the following letter to Dis
trict-Attorncy Olney:
have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt OF yonr
note of the Nh instant ncOsing communication from
the Foreman Grand Jury, addressed TO Yourself,
requesting you provide funds for the employment OF
expert assstance IN the Investigation of the city affairs
devoved upon Grand Jury by the charge OF The pre-
siding Judge and stating that not less than twentythtee
Thousand dollars probably be and also
Enclosing copy resolution passed by the Grand Jury
in response note addressed 10 your predecessor
Clr Peckhan under date of December 10, 1888.
i have now that allegations OF a very serious
character have been recently made In the pubic press
against Of the Departments of the City Government
nau,ely The Department Of Public WOrks-whioh, in
Justice to taxpayers well As to the Commissioner OF
Public Works call for immediate and thorough examna-
ou In order to determine their truth or lsity aud The
guilt innocence of the parties against "ho they are
made II would the line of my duty 10 make or To
cause e made, such investigations IT, however the
Grand Jury have undertaken, or propose 70 undertake.
such investigation IL to me that In order to avoid
the confusion consequent upon multiplicity OF eXani
nations in the Department at the same tn a Wen
as unnecessary expenditure they should proceed al once
and that should await their conclusions
he permitted 10 understand that tls course
10 be- pursued shall gladly cooperate with the Grand
Jury TO the extent my powers in any and especial
ly In providing for expenditure through your once WHAT
ever funds be necessarywhether P2O,OOO or SiUO
O0O-to nav The expenses of such an Investigation.
Again referring to my communication 70 MT Pecklan
and 10 The resolution of the Grand Jury In
thereto / have 20 say that the Commissioners Of Ac-
counts whose services have rendered 10 the Sann jury
are in INV Judgment thoroughly competent and Thoroughly
honest men, who he employed with as much conn
dence of securing honest results as can OBTAIN IN Tue
Endowment of any other experts do coincide with
the implied conclusion OF the Grand Jury that honesty
be found only outside OF city employees iurthflnoIe
the character Of these experts they respecting tue
character Of any others, and their employment W0uh
exoese IL however In the opinion of the Grand Jury
an independent Is essential 80 far the employ
ment of experts concerned shall nterpose no urther
have the honor to remain. with great respect,
AO FIsSKLW Epson. Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
STEERING IN OF STATE OFFICERS.

ALBANy, n Y, Dec. 15.-Secretary of State
Carr and state Treasurer Maxwell took the oath Of office
TO-DAY Tor the next term The former reappOnted his
preseul deputy, Colonel a. :. Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
THE CONTROLLERS SUGGESTION.

ADVERSE OPINION OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Controller Grant day or two ago formulated a
contract which he thought would prevent the
frauds which have grown ont of the unbalanced
hid system. 1t provided that when the amount Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
ARREST or CHICAGO GAMBLERS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The police entered five
gambling houses ths morning and arrested eighty per
sons keepers and inmates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
4ELEGRAPRIO RAILROAD NEWS.

M snRsng for refusing 20 pay fare long boweknife
was found on him when he was taken to the Hudson jail
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Gin i'm Orient Reiienoer beldrei

= Gin i'm Orient &eiienber bel1reibt
folgenbe geiddftige Scene. Die er on bi=
itorii6en llfern nit aniab: Dampf=
ibiff lanbete an einem Stranoe, pel6es
Der Safen bon Nntiohien mar, mo iene
S6iller lebten bieSuerit Gbrilter genannt
tpuroen. 9(m bem Saume bes WaHers
mar tpeber Staot, nod 8olf, nod
9Derfte su ieben. Die paifagiere iomobl
tpie Die @aoren luurben in 8pDten an's
llfer gefebt oas lid III ben Sano berlief.
Cine Sruppe Gameele nit ibren Srei=
bern itanben in 8ereiti6aft, him Die 8ii=
ter ms Snnere gu transportiren. Inter
ben @egenIidnoen bic gelanbet muroen
befanOen fi6 Siiten ge3ei9net: y uDr.
S. 6. 9per & Co., 2opell., Nia6.,
Il. g. d." tporan gu ieben mar, baB
biefelben Mebisin entbielten unb wober
lie famen. 9ieie unb anbere Waaren
ipuroen auf ben &iiden Ser &ameele
gelaben I'm nod Mntio6ien geI6afft su
perben. 9ie Gunft oes Weitens fen6et
auf bieie Weiie bic Qeilmittel suriid Inn
bamit bic Grnnfbeiten bon 8eb0lferun=
gen 3u furiren, 8ebOlferung bes Sfens
BON mo- uns unier geiifiges Manna
fam. : Windsor (Vt.) Chronicle.
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Gin aaufm ann IN Der

BEN burG elm leIbenbss unb 1dtreienbes
Rno mstrere NdHte Der S@lnf gsraubt
wurss unb Der 3u bsr usber,eusunS 8e.
lansts, bab Mrs. Winslows Suotbins
Syrup ssraos Der @rtifsl iei, btiTsn er fur
oas Riub tsnOttists. fauits stnsn 8orratb
eapon. Mls er nah 6auie Tam unb ietner
Gran BACON Mittbtiluns ma&te, tuetssrt,
nt lid, bem &inbe von Dem 0tfaufisn 3u
psrabrsihsn, Ia Hs cine Mnbdnstrin Der
5pmSppatbie mar. Die ndhRe NaHt
waree pisbsr itlaaos perbraHt. Mls ber
Batter an ndGfsn Sage na1 6auIe Tam,
faub er baS &ino fhlsfter nls ie, uno ba
ct atermals cine idiaHofe Naht bsfard.
tete, Seratrsihte fr wdbreno ftr Nbwsf,n.
bett ieinsr 8rau bsm Rinle eins Yortion
tsS SYrup unb iaste nttbtc bapcn. Die
Naht paraui fdlisi A1ss wobl uab Der
flsins Shrsier erwaAte am Wcrasn NIT
bstlsrm @efht. Die Nutter mar erfrsut
iitsr ben plGBlidsn wunbtrbaren WenItl
nno utwctl fte Rh suera bslsibist fatlte,
ais Fs MuftldrurS srbitlt, isets fs tsn.
nod cen @.traf beS Sprups fort.
Ghrsiente &tnbsr unb fdlaFole Natte
Hnb ipr isbt unbsfannt. Cine einslne
prubs nit hsm Sprup bat np6 bas Get.
ben isbss 8innes unp bas Vo,urlbe'l Der
Nutter ttfs9t. Sn alien Mpoibsfm ~
batsn; 20 Gents bic 5laihs.
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Mam beriaume nid,t,

ben neuen Store Ser u2one Star Sea
@ompanD", 402 gde bon 0oufon uno
2oiopoitraBe su beiu6en. Wfon triift
baielbft cine boaitanbige Nustpabl bon
feinem 5bee, Gaffee, @etpiirsen, 5ami=
lien=@roceries nnb Yropiiionen, tpie iie
in San 9lntonio ME be1er gu finben
mar. Die preiie iinb oerartia, baB iie
Sebermann sufrieben fiellen. 9ie Qua=
litat idmmili6er Waaren fann ni9t
iibertroffen iperben. Geiner Sbee umb
&affee iinb cine @pesialitdt. 2affee
miro tdgli6 frii6 gebrannt uno eemab=
len am .plabe felbit. Se6ermann fann
uniere Strait 3affeemiible bor oem Store
in Sbdtisfeit feben. 9lm Greitag ben
%. 1T unier Store er0fnet iporben.
Selepbon berbinbung SO. 2S8. Man
erinnere ii6 at 402, gde bon Spufoms
unb 2oiODofraBe, segeniiber NDe. 6.
N6tungspoll
23.3- s. q. 9aas.
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Der bats gut, oertreitt fd tei Scfe Der.
I'm, mabrenb mir bier allein in bet Yfiise
Rben unb uns fiirdten Bel Der unbeimli.
den Sabres5eit. 0eidt einnlal Der @a=
flor mag ntebr Su uns burdmaten 6ei BEN
Wpralt
@s 1T unslaublid, mas sa5 Sinh fir
Slid bat, iaste Bella, fir bic sllfreo ims
rtlcr mod oaS Sinh mar. 3u meiner 3eii
mare er als Dsu,pfrat eiuselperrt mooen
iett iiterbauft ibn cer SSnis nit @nuben
Nun iit es faum ein Sabr, baB er ais
Direftcr ber Telota3aretbe aus bem Srlese
5uridfam unD ieet bat ct idcn piepsr
cine neue Wirbe!
SIS 1T mebr als Elm Sabr, tetidtiDts
Wifa.
Nein, eS lit auf Den Gas Elm Sabr.
Sd bite Gid, freite bod nidt mi
mir iiber iclde Sahen, ricf Wifa. Sd,
weib es gang eenau, Ell fam i'm September
unb iett 1T eS Sctrber.
@as liest tenn aud oil ei:s paar Wo-
den mebr coer meniscr, iaste Beaa ar
serlia uub prpbirte cine eben fertis &c,
pprbene 2eibbinoe iiber bic 3leioer an.
Sn bieiem Gusenblid mar ea, ale bore
man Scu ferne einen Wa9en fubren. Die
gdwsitsrn hcrdtcu uuf. gSar bas an
@noe alfreb?
(EnYtretrn, y,i,.-
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Seras.

= Ser Stabtratb BON Dallas bat i'm
Slime, Die StraBen Der Stabt nit
f1ottii6em Grant gu pflaitern, Der in
@alpeiton urnlonft gu baben lit. @r
fommt in ensliIden S6iffen als Sallalt
llnb miro in GalpeIton ausgela0en.
Oie Contention oer teranii9en
Mer3te in SDler bat li6 am 81. 9lpril
bertost, na9bem albenbs suuor ein
banquet gu @bren Der @dite itattgefunz
ben.
= Sn Corpus Gbriiii iinb so Gin
ipanberer nit ber Nranias angefommen.
sic iperben ii6 i'm iueitli6en Seras
nieberlaNen. - Mdt Gilcnbabnwagen=
laoungen nit Woae iinb aui ben Marft
gebraht tpprben.
= eSn 8altrop linb Die bes Wforoes
an 9. s. Sabis gu NteDabe gn9eflag=
ten Sobn Naft uno 9ape Gartrigbt ie=
Der su 6jdbriger 3uGtbausitrafe berz
urt6eilt ipprben.
= Gin 8remier Der 5eras unb pa=
cific 8abn, gbas. Mc@lare, Der inn
leBten October bur9 cine lole planfe
zines Gra9t,pagens bonn 3ug gemDrfen
unb i1ner berlebt tpurbe, bat Die
giienbabnseielli9af in 8airb perflagt
unb elm urtbeil bon $4,000 gu ieinen
Guniten erbalten.
= SDbn @ane, Elm 9teger in 9ou=
ifon. Der i'm Dergangenen Sabre eine
tpeiBe Grau genotb5ii6tigt, 1T am 81.
Mpril perurtbeilt morben, am 6. Suli
gebdngt gu iperoen.
= Sn 9ouiton lit elm iuuger Mann,
%. s. 9tone, Der bon 8. S. 9faper
cine piitole geftoblen battle, innerbalb
36 Stunben entoedt, arretirt, perb6rt,
f6ulbig befunben, gu 2 Sabren 3u6t=
baus Derurtbeilt unb auf ben Weg mad
benz 3u6tbaus sebra6t woroen. Sies
m09te Der einsige Gall 10 prompter
Suits in Seras iein, bon ben 2pn6=
geri6ten natiirli9 abgeieben.
= @oub. Srelanb bat bic Qerren
Gbas. Gopler, s. q. Gamper, 2eon
Blum, 6. 6. Sweenep unb Nnbrem
Mann ernannt, ,um ben @inpanberungss
| fonb ber Ser. Staaten IN 8alpelton 3u
bertbeilen. Golgenoe 8erbreder iinb
bonn @ouberneur begnabigt nOrben :
s. %. Surge bon Collin Gountp, gu
swei Sabren 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt, an'
5. Miai, einen Sag bor g(blauf ieiner
Strafseit gu enia1en; %. 6. Weatber.
lp, gu 8 Sabren 3u9tbaus perurt9eilt,
bat bic Sdipinblu1t.
- 8is iebt iino iiber Sort Wortb
230 @iienbabnmagenlabungen nit
&inobieb na6 gDi6ita Sails Deri6ift
iDoroen.
= Sort gDDrtb baut ein $27. 600
Spernbaus.
- 9lus 9allas tpirb gel6rieben:
Ser farbige Heberenb 3i6aro @6ite,
paitor an Der 8aptlltenfird)e ber ireien
| (farbisen) Wtillion itanb lebten Sonz
neritag Dor Der Gountp Court, ange.
flaat, nit Der gleidfarbigen 2i33ie Sbo=
mas i'm Goneubinat gu leben. Nls
gnti6ulbigung CAB Der - Seeleniorger
al, ct babe gelegentli6 elnes yeiu6es
bel 2is3ie 5bomas pl0blid beItiaes Sic.
ber befommen unb lib nur beBbalb in
benz Sauie III elm gett selegt.
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lan6e anidiiigen gngldnber 5teegan=
E gen lit. IS beibt oarin au9 unter Nn=

lanbe anidiligen gngldnber augegan=
gen 1T. IS beibt oarilt aud unter 9ln=
berem:
sd 1tilnme Der algemein gema6ten
gebauptung bel, bob bic 9lntiepatbie
gegen bic berti6e @nnerion quantitatib
ni9t abgenommen babe; bagegen CLAUDE
i9, baB bic gitterfeit cine weientli6e
Nbi9wd9ung erfabren Fat. IS 1T
iebt me6r eine glrt 6ronil6en 2eibens,
cine Geipobnbeit, iiber Die preuBen su
Hagen, ipie mir gnsldnber bies in Yesug
ouf bas Wetter tblln. Die l1rla6e oes
anti=oeutid)en Gefiibls iit iebo6 bel Ben
oberiten Glahen eine an0ere, als bel Ben
untercl.' Sic Griteren boHen bic Ser
binbung nit preuB uBen, neil piele ibrer
Qlngcb0rigen in Der fransoIil6en Nrmee
ltnb als Gipilbealnte bienen. @erobe
Oiele in Granfrei0 lebenoen Glld6er
MAIDEN aber ben meiiten 2drm un6 bic
nS6mersensrufe fe" itammen aus paris,
mo- bie Glfdller BEN 9rud Der Sage mebr
empfinben, als bic @lid1ler' i'm glfab
ielbit. Inter Ser MittelflaHe uno Sen
niebrigen Iolfsi6i6ten 1T ie6o6 bas
Gefibl 6es 9aiies faum gu fin6en, unb
ipas Die 2eute peranlabt, iiber Die @renz
&c sll blifsn, 1T Die Gepublif III Granf=
reid. Ser Glidl1er 1T ndmli6 ein eiil=
gefleii6ter &epublitaner, unb penn beu=
te in Granfrei@ bie Monar6ie an STEELE
Der &epublif trdte, 10 ipiirben Die Gla-
gen iiber Die beuti6e 9lnnerion gang per=
fiummen. SrOboem CLAUDE id, oab Sic
Seuti6en &edt babel1, iuenn iie benz
fen, oab bie nd6ite Generation
lid) tuenig uln Granfrei6 befiimmern
ipirb, iuenn man ben @lfdi1ern cine ge-
tpiiie glutonomie getudbrt. Oie beutI0e
8eriualtung bebagt ben 2euten; wenn
fe au9 ftrenger 1T, 10 lit iie oD1 oafiir
iueit gere9ter uab bies finbet allsemeine
Mnerfennung.