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The Portland daily press., 1883-01-19

Jan Ia. off Hatteras, ship Ice King, Bartlett, I'm
Manila for New York.
Jan 16, Sc of Winter Quarter 40 miles, schr
Satilla, from Pert Royal for New York.
Jau 16, of Nantucket 40 miles, barque Sar-
miento, Gould, from Buenos Ayres for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-19
FISTULA AND PILES

Cared without thc Use of the Knife.
WILLIAM READ on. D., Harvard 1927 and
AObEkf M. READ, IN. D., Harvard 1861 al
toiaerset sirees, Rostou. give special attention
. the treatment OF EESTUE4A, pELEs ANR
ALh DHSEASES OF THE RECFg1y5
sithout detention from business. Abundant refer,
,nees given Pamphlets sent on application.
Sthco hours-12 to O'Clock L NJ (excent Sun-
VS. augl 0eod6Fa
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-19

Kurakoff, the lung healer, and great Pine
remedy contains neither opiates nor narcotics
Free samples to actual sufferers. Guppy, Kins-
man & Alden, Portland, Me.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
DEPARTMENT MITES.

Th6 national bank notes received for re-
demption yesterday amount 10 $3S2,000.
The receipts from internal revenue yes
terday wore $297,562, and from customs
$6t5,S52.
On June free mail delivery service will
be established at Gloucester aud Pittsheld,
Mass, and at Knoxville, Tenn.
Chief Clork Bassott has packed the letters
and books Of the late postmaster general pre-
paratory to sending them to his relatives.
The order issued at the department of the
Interior on August 4 last, directing that
Francis Register no no longer recognized as
agent or attorney before the department. or
its bureaus, has been revoked by Secretary
Teller.
George A. Howard, of Tennessee, has been
promoted to q seoond.clase clerkship, vice j.
w. Hagan, deceased. Samuel Grigg, of Iowa,
has beon appointed to $1,000 clerkship, and
George w. Singlser, ofPennsylvania, Of promoted
to q 81 200 clerkship All in the Office Of tho
third assistant postmaster general.
There were issued 33s patents and designs
to citizens Of the United States yesterday
and 20 TO citizens OF foreign countries. OF
the former New York received 55; Pennsyl-
vania, ID; Ohio, 81; Massachusetts,, SO; Illi-
nois, 80; California and Connecticut, IL each,
and New jersey and Wisconsin, 10 each. OF
the latter England received z France and
and Canada, . each Germany, 9, and Austria,
Jamaica, and Switzerland, 1 each. OH.
National Republican., 1883-04-18

known. Organic matter is universal re-
ducing agent.
The acids oforganic decomposition may provo
q reducing agent Such in brief is an outline
Of true theory Of the genesis of metalliferous
views-a theory apparently can6rmed by the
study of causes now in operation at Sulphur
Bank and Steamboat Springs and probably
many other places in California and Nevada.
The second paper read was On the Nascent
State Of OXYGEN" by Prof. Ira Remscn of
Johns Hopkins university. His paper COM
menced by stating he had been lately making
some experiments which we're not In harmony
with the prevailing theories. In the nascent
condition Of oxygen 1t had long been known
the elements were more active than In the
free state. In the nascent state they are In
the atomic condition; In the free state they
are in the molecular condition. Victor May
er's experiments with bromines, chlorines,
&C., tend to show there are charges which
can only be explained by the breaking up Of
the molecular condition and evolving some
thing different. The speakers experiments
had been with ozone, oxygen whose molecules
arc formed of three atoms while ordinary
oxygen molecules were composed OF two
atoms. Now oxygen was the substance
which most easily imparts oxidization
and carbon monoxide' tho substance most
easily oxidized. Yet his experiments with
carbon monoxido and ozone had resulted
in the complete untouching Of the carbon.
This puzzled him. Ho wanted TO know why
was this rosult7 II seemed to him that there
was something wrong in the theory of mas
cont oxygen.
Following this paper was one on "Barome-
trio Gradients" by Prof. Elias Loomis, read
by Prof. Abbe; "on the Structure Of the
Skull on the Hadrosauride," by Il. ID. Cope I;
ON tho determination Of the inequalities Of
the moons motion which are produced by tho
figure Of the earth. A supplement to De-
launay's "Theorie du Movement do Ia
Lune," by q. w. Hill, a very interesting and
able paper and one On the Decay Of Rocks
Geologically Considered" by Prof. Il. Sterry
Hunt. These papers were too generally
scientific to be Of popular interest. The
academy then adjourned until to-day.
At the business session in the morning IL
was decided to elect the officers for the en-
suing year at this mornings business meet
ing and candidates for membership on Thurs
day morning.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
Hoard OF manau.r., nrss,Inr.

The board Of managers OF tho National
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers met
yesterday at tho Arlington hotel. There
were present Gen. w. b. Franklin, president; I;
Gen. George II. Mcclellan, Gen. James b.
Nogley. Gen. NJ r. Mcmahon, Gen. John A.
Martin, Col L. A. Harris, Maj. ID. G. Fulton.
The following officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: President, Gen. w. b. Franklin;
first vice president, Col. l.. A. Harris, OF
Ohio; second vice president, Gen. John A.
Martin, Of Kansas; secretary, Gen. NJ. II. Nc
Mahon, Of New York. The resignation Of
Gen. w. 5. Tilton, governor Of the homo at
Togus, Ne, was accepted, and Gen. Luther
Stevenson, jr Of Massachusetts, was elected
as his successor. DIR. s. X. Towle, OF Concord,
was elected surgeon Of the Southern homo, at
Hampton, Va. The other business OF the
board was Of routine character. Tho board
leaves here to-day to visit the soldiers home
at Hampton, Va.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
Tho AnthropoIogioaI Society.

The sixty.eighth regular meeting OF the
Anthropological society was held last ovon-
ing at tho army medical museum, Col. Gar
rick Mallory, United States army, in the
chair. Messrs. Gilbert Thompson and Prof
Alexander Graham Bell were elected to ac-
two membership. Prof Mason presented n
long list Of distinguished foreigners who
were elected to corresponding memberships.
Mr.. GatsOhot presented the report of tho
twelfth congress Of tho German society of an
thropology.
The following papers were road, Compare
son of Eskimo and Californian photographs,
by DR.. w. j. Hoffman and illustrations of
mythology from Magyar and Slavonic talk
lore, by jeremiah Curtin. DIR. Hoffman,
during his engagement in illustrating Col.
Mallery's work on the sign language, had oc-
casiOn to study the various Photographic Lam
guages of the world. His paper last evening
was recital of personal Investigations among
tho photographs of the great interior basin
during last summer, compared especially
with the carvings Of the Eskimos. One Of
the most interesting features Of this in
structive paper was the connection of the
Photographic language with the Indian sign
language.
Mr.. Curtin defined folk lore as tho COM
bined learning Of uneducated peoples. The
preservation Of the folk lore of various
nations was minutely detailed. The Slavso
numbering ono hundred million, and the
MAjyars, about Ave million, have most in
teresting body Of folk stories. Mr.. Curtin
gave some excellent illustrations OF both Of
these, the various subjects that enter into
folk lore.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Curtin's paper,
DIR. Fletcher occupied the remainder of the
meeting with a scheme OF nomenclature for
stature by Prof. Zo2a drawn from the CONF
pounding Of the Greek word soma with pre-
fixes denoting q medium height as we'll as
tho degrees above and below II.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
A HANDSOME YACHT.
Description OF Mr.. Pierre LoriIiard's Cram
Now nt the River Front.

Description OF Mr.. Pierre Lori1lard's Cram
Now at the River Front.
About noon yesterday persons along the
river perceived long, low steam and sailing
yacht, whose brasswork scintilated in the sun
with FURNISHED splendor, moving up the
river. From tho peak was flying streamer
with the letter ar" worked on IL. When
she came close to shore tho name "Radha"
was seen painted in gilt letters on her side.
Standing on the deck were the crew, with
their bright 'and glittering uniforms, while
seated in low, easy chairs in the stern were
three gentlemen in yachting costume. Ono
Of them was Mr.. Pierre Lorillard, the great
tobacconist, and tho others were Messrs. Lloyd
Bryce and A. Il. Rice two Of Mr. LOrillards
New York friends. The vessel lay to at
the wharf Of tho Great Falls Ice
company, and was the cynosure Of all nautical
eyes. The party left New York on the eighth
instant, and have visited Norfolk, Richmond,
and Fortress Monroe, and have sailed around
in the Chesapeake. The vessel left Fortress
Monroe on Monday and came direct to this
city. She Is 156 feet in length over all, with
20 foot beam. The outside is painted black,
and the deck is of teak wood. The interior
of tho yacht Is fitted UP In gorgeous splendor.
10 is ornamented with birds eye maple, and
has three state rooms, smoking room, dining
room, &c. The windows are hung with plush
velvet curtains, and the divans, chairs, and
sofas, placed for the accommodation Of the
guests, and upholstered In the same material,
give evidence of the fatidious taste Of
the owner. The vessel was built by Wood
and Stanton, of Newburg, N. Y, at n cost Of
about 100000. A full corps of chefs on board
devise dainty dishes for the palates of tho
owner and his guests The vessel has both
steam and sailing facilitiesand glides through
tho water like thing Of life, its speed being
about eighteen knots an hour. Mr.. Loril-
lard and friends remained on board all day
yesterday, and in the evening drove around
the city. The vessel will remain hero for
day or two and will then 90 to Philadelphia.
A large number Of visitors went to the wharf
TO see her yesterday, and she was pronounced
one Of tho finest crafts Of her kind ever seen
Lnr
National Republican., 1883-04-18
southern MaryIand RAILWAY.

Tho Southern Maryland railway, whose
bondholders in New York few days ago re-
quested foreclosure, is in charge of Mr w.
w. Scott, Of this city, as receiver, but IL Is
expected that all difficulties will be removed,
aud that the suspension Of operations will be
only temporary. The formal taking posses
sion of the road, which was done yesterday,
was only conditional one, and the directors
on Monday made contract for the compile
tion Of the road, conditioned on the contractor
making satisfactory arrangements with the
bondholders This arrangement, IL is OK
pected will be made, and, if so, the work
will go on under the present dictatorship.
National Republican., 1883-04-18
Surkish 8atbs.

NIEW TURKISH HATH CDR BoVRFsI
~ lll7 street, opposite Riggs House Large pool,
open Sunday. open from a m VI 70 p MI sAsuT'
apo DIR. IL. l., DoVEE, Electrician.
VINHE sHEDD BATHS. O0l II STREET., NEAR
IL Ninth, well known as The oldest and hest In the
city. This bath Is constructed With view 10 conyen-
phur, aud Mercuria baths given with sSlil and eE-
perenoe Manipulation OF ten years experience tniI
estRbllshnienL Single bath 81; 4 for 81 D,eia Open
6RndAy nom = ". 70 y, m mr29u
National Republican., 1883-04-18
Rsul Gstatt Rruk.rs

Il g. RIhnALL. A. y, oHILDA.
ET1GDALE 81 GIELLDE,
Real Eatate ana Fire Inaurnnee Agents,
No. 1915 slreeI Northwest.
Parties desiring TO BUY, SELL or RENT City or
Country Property pease give us call.
National Republican., 1883-04-18

AN enricher Of the blood and purifier of the
system cures lassitude and lack Of energy
such is Browne Iron BitterA
National Republican., 1883-04-18
Busiurss Gbantss.

Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits United states Bonds bought
where by J; u; souIER CO., BNnkeEh iils PENN
National Republican., 1883-04-18
T1oR RENr-BY 3. H.IwARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List publlshed every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our houses,
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &c, and how they may be-
d, H. WARNER. 9is street
National Republican., 1883-04-18
educational.
l0Ionsp TO Yuau.

MONEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS FROM elOO no
ll t25,O00 BISHOP q HILL, Insurance and
Heal Estate Agents, zoos street northwest ma2Stf
n ToNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHB
M lowest rates. DANENH0WER a son, l22a y
street northwest nolS-tf
National Republican., 1883-04-18
THHH HEISHFbHSMMs5 FbMs5 fHNNIB HNI HHSHhhsHiEHS Hs EFHsiiE

Tbera q nnra bann,w IN na;r ~ yinnsss Tsr,iar
uniform, and wel.kept eyebrows, long, dropping,
curved, and bewtchins eyelashcs, than people are
aware OF A very unhttractive eye ASSUMES now
beauty and greater influence whom II looks from bo-
meath long, well-developed fascinating frnges, In
oriental countries these considered 10 be the most
dslipgushinE features Of personal beauty. and la
dys lnshes are nattractive VI not long and dropping
Our society ladies acknowledge these TO bo a rare nd
Juno. Of beauty by resotng TO the use OF pencil and
brush TO supply artlhclaly this facial adornment
which natnro has failed 10 supply to them In suil
NOTE
Owing 70 the demand for his servcesi In other ctos
hereafter DR.. Van Dyck will be at his Washing
o1ice Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF zach
week only; hours, 0 u, m. TO 7 p. m. Hereafter no
one can be treated without o positive engagement
National Republican., 1883-04-18
SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.


Cold weather skin diseases (prurigo, intense Itch
ingl begins A. night as soon as the clothing s re-
When 4 paroxysm OF the Itching comes on you feel
that you must scratch go Wild. There is no ernp.
age OF 30
and small bisters form. burst aud form moist vel.
low erusts Is accompanied with heat itohiness and
parts OF the body.
White scaly Tetter.--The skin becomes dry,
imbs body, eyebrows and beard, Sometimes the en-.
,lre body s affected with this annoying and distress
Palmar Te,ter.-The palms Of the, hands become
dry, hard, thlckeneu, assured, cracked. painful and
and soles of the feet.
aSs srs Gs p
inue II makes the hair thin, harsh, dry. fade, and
turn prematurely gray.
elbows, Knees arms scalp, and body These spots
vary ~ Size irom sPt pea to an ordinary sized san
eliminated from the system.
The above ana every form q skin disease every
HqS per@aneniy @ ofed S Dr. VAN SycE
Dermatooglst 7oS Eleventh street northwest.
COMPLEXION BLHMISHls.
Complexion Blemshes (Acme). Symptoms, white
or red inaed pimples form on the forehead checks,
chin, nose. back and breasts affect both sexes
head cheeks and nose become filied with White se
baoeous substance, capped with black speoks, IA
often associated with oily condition OF the skin
is exceedingly annoying, and Affects both sexes.
Liver Spots-Are yclowlsh, brownlsh, dirty. mud
SSr Tie S ahcs 81 and I sometime on The breast and
hands hyer snoS are re eauenty associated With
between the ages of 25 and 40
Redncss of the Nose--1he nose becomes red and
flushed from the least exciting cnuse, exposure to
heat or cold the use of alcoholic liquors and Wines
anger and forth At times there Is great heat In tho
At first this rCdnCss disappears, but finally IL
becomes chronic, The veins become enlarged, and
the sufferer Is Obliged 10 carry the sign Of lntempor
ancc, whether ho deserves II or not
Freckes Wrinkles, Moth, Tan, Sunburn, Sallow-
ness, Coarse, Deep Pores Molos, Blrthmnrks are
noyng complexion blgnishes and discoloratons,
all OF which readily yield TO proper Archaeological
National Republican., 1883-04-18

TNAsY FEET AND DAILY Walks
IL In the open air and sunshine Increase vital
Ivy and longevity, hence the most eminent physl-
clans surgeons, and thousands Of other well'known
Dir WHTfEs CHIRoPoDIsT ESTABLISH.
MENr,
l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wilard's Hotel
for relief rom, and avoidance OF cOrns bunlons,
club and inverted nails, vascular eGcrescenceE, and
other ailments Of the feet Ofce Tee ql per visit for
putting the feet In order Established In Washing
National Republican., 1883-04-18
for SaIr--Earms.
FENT ANp DAILY WALKA

EoR .sALE-AT A sACRIFIcE-A FINE
~ grazing farm In Maryland, 7 miles from Wash,
ton. BISHOP HILL, zoos street northwest 2s-tI
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NOTE.
fur SaI,--Yots.

nor sAIE-roUR lots ON NJ STREET
IL northwest with new store on one lot now renting
for enough 10 pay per cent on price asked for entire
northwest npl7.3t
JNoR sALR--oN NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
tlnl building lot, with small frame housei cheapest
lot In that section OF the city. j. W. STARR. 1870
New York avenue. aplB.Bt
DOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAINS-THE
II following unlmprOyed property
The west half OF square 763, fronting ON second
street, between and q northeast.
A frontage OF - feet on ID street, between New
Jersey avenue and North Capitol street
100 feet on delaware avenue, between ID and H
streets northeast 3s5 feet on Delaware avenue be-
tween q and II streets northeast % feet on MRssa-
chusetts avenue, between First and Second streets
northeast Terms TO suit CHAS, F.WOLLARD,
ApSi2tf No. 705 u street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-04-18

n osr-oN SATURDAY EVENING, AN AAiE.
II thyst breastpin, In going from Third and
10 Twenti6th street northwest Finder win be re-
wRIded by leAYtng II 1928 street northwest lI'ls
National Republican., 1883-04-18
9ust amS cfUunn.

n osT-soRAP BOOK, CONTAINING TEsTI.
IL mony in Bismarck Land Case. The finder win
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at Dunn.
mond & Bradfords ofiice, Le Droit Building, or at
Mades's Hotel apls3tF
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uniere Site fir 9eutI6lano lit iteti9
i'm @o9ien besriHer, unb, tpie aus Dem
ger;eidniB Der neucr I~bounenter 81 CT
ieber, boben mir aud biele @o6e oerz
ielbeH jrpei Deitere NoIaen beiSuiIsen.
Die 9bieuber limb Srau 5. $. &uebi9er
unb Serr 9eter 2auer, tuelde oaourdj
ihren Qnper1panoten i'm nlten 8nterldnoe
eetui6 cine erobe 5reube 6ereitcr. Gs
1T tieS cine 4rt GorreIapnber; jiuii9en
lieben 6reunben, bic obld)ou fem 8ort
beS 46IerberS bei9eflet lit. ben Gmpfdn'
ger tets ouf'S g2eu al i'm ertnrert.
auBerbem ertbdlt pic Seituus ftet8 cine
mense Roti;er lbtr bicii9e @nselesen.
better, Die in bcn cnsen &obmen zines
8rieFes ni6t ein9efI9t peroen f6nnen,
iollte berIebe oud nod 10 lon9e iein;
unb hurf reeelmdBi9ea 2efen elmer
bie'iser .9eitune entrulIt ii6 por benz
9efer mad uub nod ein flares Bib uns
Ierer 8erb1ltriis, ,ptld)es Inn cine
ri6tise S~curtbeilune nj 9oro iino
Ge1iter mDglib mndt.
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6err u. Steele RpOrs bon CHM, Or
age Gouutp, befano ii6 lcbter Snmltda
unb SOrnta9 in unicrc Stnbt, nuf sc.
Ild1 bel Iriner rielen 6reunbcn rno BE,
tnnnten. @ie ms nus Superl1ni9er
lueIe n,itsesbeilt tp;rb, iinb ole guss
i6ter ~perbanben, bnB Die 6epublifouer
ocr Dio9e Gountp, iii Der ndflten Sc.
nntcrielIen Convention bcn Namcn bes
Serrn 8pOrs III goriGln9 ~brin9en Nor
Den, unb mir bofen, bnB in oieiem6nGe CT
bic Domination erbolter iperoe, ba CT in
ieber @e;iebure fir tieIe3 Intt befdbi9t
unb Elm prir;ipientreuer Republitaner
20
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Sept, bo bic Seit ber Gintduie Dor
Baorsn urb 3uderioben fur bic &lei:
Ren porbei 1T, pirb es rieGeidt Nars
6en b~efrsrber, mod Geittu88=gn5eieer
int 8ldtte ;u firbcr. Gof. tpie e.
i'm Qiebe beiBt: "3ebeS Ding BAT
(etner @rurb" unb uniere Geiddft3.
lcutc ipiIer, bnb lit ben nacrud9iter
1neeu nod Mnnfer poer Mnr9e
einen blbifen Nrtitel ciHjufaufer
fuiiri6t, I'M dm R~euidbrstase iid fir
Elm crbnlteHeS @cihnafts gei6ent
bund Gin @esereei6ent 5u reOardirer.
Gebbdlb eri9einen nu6 in Der beuti-
gen aussabe bes .8olfsblatt" nod
cine redt ftattlide anjubl Gnjeisen,
in beren benz pber Der Rdufcrin elm
@int seseber pirO. mo hernrtise Cir
titeI 3u baben Iino.
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2esten 9ienstus @orset lint 3 llbr
Itnrb IN Der @cbnuns bes 5errr Chr.
SroBmarr, 5rou Caroline SerfIer. seb,
Slobr, I'M alter bon 2S Sobren. Die,
IeI6s lit felt Idnserer Seit an Der
SdDiroiu6t urb tonrbe Dor metre.
rem 8o4en bon ibrer SHUTTER. Srau
Srobmanr, bon Colt ct. 9onis BIER,
fer 9e6ra4t, in Der 9oHnuns. bns bic
frTidH, refine 9uft u~nIerer Serge ibre
MISUNDERSTANDING erm6sliden tpdrbe.
gle binterIa5t eiHen ti~ef5esrIbsen Got,
ten nno ibre GItert unS @ei6wiiter I'M
ihrrn friihjeitisen LOB gu betpeinen.
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eee.er Np;ttupd mormittoo ,oub

2eetet Mitttrch 0ormittoa Tonb in
Der beige fntbolii9en Stride bic 1ruu.
uns eeS Serrn Sulius Wuerer nit Srau
Gonituncia Geuiert itatt. Batter Selir
oolf5OS bic Feisrli&e Sonbluns melder
piele fJreunSe unb 8efonnte bes Brout.
pnarea 6~eiipubnteR uno ben R~euuermdbl.
ten ibrc Slldulnide barbradten. Gn
Gberb nrrbs i'm 9reiie BON Sreunben
unb 8efnuuteu bas SofjeitsfeH o6aes
bolter urb tos Broutpnor ourf gtdnbs
9cu pur Der Hpuitel 8orb bent ,,&niders
buder @cion9=@sreir" beebrt. Nusers
benz bejeu9ts aud nnisre 9usenb bur6
Elm ntchr ldrrtenbss ols hdrmcniites
stdrobet. Bel benz fie ii6 bduptiddlid
Der 8lehinitrumeute (d1te GeiieG ,c.)
bebieRtc. lore 5rcube fiber biefeS Greies
NIB.
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MOuni9'S+
Gin unpiOsrIeabarer Hensis

fir bic Dausrbaftistsit pnb 8rr;ueIi&ftit BON
0rnF mdlsrn aus 1etau, Furtt man in Stts
Spamers 2rrieon, rreIdss elm @ersei&nis ron
267 Der b%trsuirntfrn Ronumentr in europa
sntbiIt. Bon bieisr 3abI Inb Sc ous Strin,
4 aus Gifen, lS2 aus Srcrjs unb 5 aus 5ini
psrfertiat :; Isstsrs fTub bstauntIi3 aGs boil.
5OIssnbs inb bic Glteffsn YrOn3s-2 rnfmdIrr:
Yii6Df 8orb, ;u 8rssIau, .rrf@iet f496.
Ct. SsbaIrus, 81 Rlrnbsrs, srriGtst 1919.
9ensraI 3i-tteu, Berlin, rrrt&t.t 1894.
5siuri6 Der 9tsrte, paris, eri@tst 1854.
6rtebri6 Der @rc6s, Berlin, srri&trt 1853.
Earl Ger Croft Na&eu, erri6ttt 1926.
8arl Ger Grar, @isn, erri&tst 1916.
2urpis Der I6ts, paris, erriGtst 1889.
6OIsenbe Eeutmdlsr aus 3iuf ssrftrtist, &C.
Fnceu T& bsute ned in stsnfc sutern 3ufansG
ale CUR !3eit itrer Auffsguns:
WUIfram SUu Gi&sntn&, ~ Gi&esta&.
@itteIfranten, erridtet 1851.
9ubpis Ger Bauer, @un@sn, erri&tt 1864.
9sinri& Ger eswe, Rin&en. erriatet 1864
Das ROnument gun. 9ebG&tnie Ger stfai.
lsnsR 9areei@Issn, erri&tet 1871.
Die pcfuereinisuus, Stdtue 0uf kera 99f'
amt In 54nneser, erri&kt 1880.
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@tr ba8 olte Sabr in b~ersnlste1
8eilc beihliesen uno unf ben 5ittiaen
Der Greuoe unb beS 9ersnleens ins
neuc binlber rnuI9en nil, ionte inter
te'rcn u~mftdrben oerfeblen btm nod,
'ten Montns Ibene in Der Goneert.6nG
nbjnbaltenoen SDlueiter,1nn bei3uruob-
men. Die Scrren 4fauti9 unb 9ubn, bic
frenrolihen @irtbe bieIeS nit Rett 70
beliebten Sersniisurss '2ctnle8. baben
nit Groser l1mit6t ibre @ortebrun9e1
9etroFsn, I'm ibrer @diter on oieiem
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