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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
BIG CONTRACT FOR An AMERICAN FIRM

BUFFALO, Jan. u (SpecidD.-The Union
Bridge Works OF this city and Athens. PENN has been
the successful bidder for the construction Of steel truss
bridge over the HawksDcrry River oigh-
teen miles south Of Sydney, n. 5. W.
Sixteen firms were an secure tho contract In
Guiding Englsh Scotch French, German. Flemish, Aus
tralIan and American bidders. That OF tho Union
Bridge Company forwarded TO tho Now South
Wnes Government for final award and to-day II was
learned that the contract had been awarded 10 IT..
The Hawksberry River at the point whore II Is pro-
posed To span IL has tidal current OF four miles All
hour The primo difficulty lies in the extraordinary
length OF the piers the foundations being OF necessity
40 feet below low water mark The structure will he Il
Aee truss bridge OF eight each Ala feet In length
supported basement piers 27O feet hg and ncud-
ing approaches Will he about one mile IN length has
hreu decided make tho steel work at the Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
yEW CRICKET CLUB GROUNDS

The Staten Island Cricket Club will meet on
Monday TO make preliminary arrangements for the neA
seasons programme W. X. Jewett William IL. DayidGe
and Duncan r. Norye. the special committee appointed
to procure grounds for the club will report that hey
have purchased ate from the Detailed estate az
New Brighton piece OF ground $50 by All feet about
Ave and onethrd aoresl with large houso thereon,
OF Tho most attractive features or the new location
The cost OF the grounds and house was SiO,0oo, Oh
which paid In cash and S35 900 Is 20 remain
ms "A first mortgage, bearing per cent interest lno
club will In addition. eXpent $4,000 for improving tne
property and will organize under the general law OF tm
State to enable t to hold real estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
DIR. wIMpLEpERG NOT EXPELLED.

DUTCuEss COUNTY DOCTORS AFTER HIM FOR CON
sPICUOUs ADVERTISING.
porCUKrTpslF Jan 27-The Dutchess County
Medical Society met in extraordinary session to-day to
consider charges of conspicuous advertising against
DR. Samuel Wimplcbcrg. The charges were made by
Dr. Guy c. Bayley young member OF the society III
presenting them Dr. Bayley produced letter sent TO
him in August 10y DR.. Wmplebsrg in which the Iat'er
charges Dr. Bayley with Do.ng into his private affairs
and dc1es him do his worst and asks DR. Bayey 10
Come to the front like man instead OF Keeping III
tbe BACKGROUND and have some one else blamed for
words YOU were the conccptor OF The commission
reported in favor of cXpclIiug Dr. WimpIebcrg, but
the majority Of the members evidently against ITS
adoption Dr. Campbell denounced the whole matter
a. ridiculous and said that the only thing he saw III Tue
advertisement was that the picture was uad one
Some of the members wanted DR.. NimpebeIg adnoh-
i,hcd Dr. Wimpebcrg said that il he had erred he
WAS willing 10 take any punishment the so'IclH
thought proper 10 inhict The resolution adopting the
report of the committee eypeling DR. plctcrs was
pat upon its passage aud defeated by vote OF fourteen
against five and Doctor and his friends lett the
room highly Clacd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
Total saving in cash in five years. ........

In other words moro than two dollars have been
saved for each one dollar invested with US. twelve
Level premium Nns of these companies issued in
1884 new business to the amount OF TJ3'937,454.
tent of 90 900 The Mutual Reserves new bust
ness for SIS sc per cent greater than the com
isye premium companies, aud It's total business IN
force was than threerourths as great as that OF all
these nine level premium companies inc expenses
other than that paid TO policy holders or tnrr repre-
sentavesot these nine le1ei premium TUnpaies f
the Mutual Reserve Association, doing eighteen million
dollars greater business, was IN 1850 out a.,
mr. only oue-tenth much. The Equitable Life the
most nopuar successful ard progressive OF All the cld
@ III co'nnanies effected new business in NewYork
~ All of Si I O2O $50 while the business OF tho
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association Tor Tue same year
Ia New York, its own home STATE was more imam
e attention of our members Is called to the fact that
the Total salaries paid to ali of our officers, including
mat maid TO our treasurer and scores OF employees was
but S67 3s3 &C. Aud deducting from the gross amount
Of annual dues to WIT a D od the amount
ported but not received mud that the net amount OF
I lSe' ASSOCIATION n vas but $4,000 out OF which
salaries. rents OF home once, ana about
other general expenses incident to the management OF
organization have been paid SHOWING an ne economy
ance company The results for 1883 present the ioow
Ing Not Oese Es 90 'ne 0o' auS
We have doubled our roO sIsa Surplus saiplTs,
Fund We have nearly doubled accumulated
We have placed IN force $5l.O0O.OOO now Insurance
have increased the amount OF nsuIahce ~ IoIcc w
tS Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Newly York, the
Oldest and largest level premium company IN the World.
W. oose the wear with losses due AMI unpaid Every
claim has been promptly paid when due-n most IN
stances long before due. We have more than ~ IN
cas' Tor every 81 OF liability and we begin
the year 1856 with than Sl23,OOO.OOO Insurance
IN force. --..,... hu.tnos. In mo, y
~ the New ngand States NewJersey, ono ana WIS
coesin This prohibition is secured by corporations OF
those States that are doing business IN our own New
York state We call upon members wherever tney
may 10 To cancel their Insurance Ia any organization
haiIing from either of these btates-Massachu'
setts Rhode Island and Connecticut excepted
And we call upon the members OF the
organization Incorporated vii hin these states
since 40 ia a insult every fair minded man Tor these
."ncerns 10 have carte blanche 20 transact 0uslness IN
The Emprs State, when a company presenting success
hi record without parallel In insurance history such
"a ~ nrssentod By the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
CAREER OF THE DIAMOND KING"

TRAVELLING ABOUT TUE COUNTRY OWING con-
CERrs AxD SELLING QUACK MEDICINE.
ELMRA, JAN ~ (Spcci1b.-Iho death OF J
f. Lishthall tie diamond king" and qGack, at san
Antonio Texas. and who left $4,000 closes remark
able career SIX years ago Lghthall then only twenty
four took the role OF a "cureaN" and sold what he
called Indian oil" on the street corners. lie made
money aud employed brass band OF eight pieces to at
tract a crowd. lie added his stock cure for con-
suInption tooth powder AMI blood purifier. Ho had a
slht knowledge OF dentistry and extracted teeth free
the work being done rapidly, ono occasion 1t Is said
fourteen teeth being drawn In nineteen seconds, In
dian on having been previously rubbed on the gums
The band played during tho operation
TO drown the yelling OF patients Two
wears ago the "Dr" worked Nashville, Tenn
thero being eight men and women IN tho band,
among whom was George Roberts. OF Elnlra Tue
party driftcd southwLtd Nhcn lIshthal discovered
tnat persols we're selling indian on ho changed the
name to spanish Ou, and iucfeaee1 hli company 10
sNtyone persons by taking several epnnarls, Indians
and and thereafter showed IN oOfOOt round
tent. Concerts were given. WuIle LtghthaN was Kept
busy passing out medicine and his assistants soll
II aiuong the audience. Tho medicine, eN-
cent the consumption cure, manufactured at
Peoria H., by Lghthall's mother and hci third nus
band Isaac Wright formerly resident OF Mport' thls
county From Peoria stun shipped IN barrels 70
Camp where u was put up ia bottles ana IADeIlcl.
Lgnihals father was clef OF the Iona"ahda IN
dams. ,,,. -
IIghthap was known IA the diamond king" on ac-
count OF hia great for diamonds. lie woto ring
I'm which were l73 stones. and a pin that was Simply
cuOrmous He had "a watch made for hlm with twenty
two stones encirclng the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
APPEsT OF A Troy lfAyUFA CrURER.

Bradford c. Vaughan, Il manufactures OF OILS
and vltrol at Troy. arrested yesterday in this city
by Deputy Sheriff Crawford order issued by Judge
ingalls, of the Supreme Court The plaintiff Is L. %.
WATKINS, Troy, who to recover S9,ll9 Az 10.
coal sold to Mr. Vaughan, for which prOmissory ho.e
given The complaint sets forth that the deen T,
has disposed OF his property and removed from iro!
with intent defraud his creditors. When tue doot
Incurred Vaughan represented himself TO DO Ia Spv~
financial coDditiou Within the present month 40
ecuted two mortgages aggrogatng SsioOO on nus poSa
erty In favor OF his mother-in-law 10 secure ah
loan of S03 800 Ii Ia charged that no htenueu w., "a
abroad In default OF $4,000 bail he was eowi'''" "
Ludlow Street jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
A MILLER CLAIMING Pact or A TOWN.

NEW BEDFORD, Jan. ~ (SpeciaD. -The viii
lage of TvertOn Four Corners, is excited Charles H.
White. proprietor of gr.st mill, prctends to own Il
large portion OF the town. White says that the mi
privilege was given with 100 OF land about 200
years ago condition that tho person receiving 1t
should maintain the mill forever for tho convenience OF
persons wishing - patronize It. Screening tue records
White found copies OF tho deeds and recently had the
tract surveyed the villagers that the original
the mill AMI his heirs sold all the land except that
on whch the mill stands. number OF local 'squires
think that Whites claim is good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION.
STATISTICS GIVEN BY PRESIDENT f. D. HARPER IN
HIS ADDRESS.

STATISTICS GIVEN BY PRESIDENT f. b. HARPER IN
HIS ADDRESS.
Theffth annualmeeting ofthe Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association Of this city took place yesterday
M IL A. H. in its Offices in the Bryant Building Liberty
and Nassau sts E. b. Harper president Of the Assoca-
lion presiding Mr. Harper received with great APP
plause and made the following address:
10 he officers. Directors aud Members o. me D"Na' ne
serre Fund Life Association. ,,,,. d.
this associaton under the Ost suspicious clrcum.
stances past in our history nave been ui Oh
nectaons and the future full OF promise even greater
Than that realized in the past Ihe eSer-cOh
etano from success to success from victory
TO victory astonshed even its most enthusiastic friends
while enemies beheld ITS trinmphs WIN ainaEe
nent aud paraiyzed at its progress linen stnra
exempliied under the system OF TINS as9oGlaon, Va
which IL the author originator and practical expo
fnnnd wanting i'm any particular. bnt, the contrary
fhe natural premium system or lie insurance is to-day
truth equity experience and its pillars which uphold
the system are composed OF that inateIi %
premium sysemOr the system which has Claimed 10 De
tegularshoud have SO long mon0poaed an tIe Gha-
ing husbands and fathers for the nions OF 1epenueht
wives and children no OpS s AZ souIIes 5ioode.s
monopoly shall have power to place ana Keep upon us
ttatue books laws which virtually say that the poor
Unfortunate distressed widows and orphans shall be
neuniless and unprotected, unless the hnsDahus anu
Ibers shall their lives, pay tribute 20 these
vrasning life Insurance Onopolies twice and thrice the
sum necessary for the protection obtained But such Is
he case in "A number OF the States OF our country Ihe
years and tho growing requirements and demands OF the
people breaking away the barriers ana the Suerhe
States are one by one falling into nne. .
By an ex animation Of the Executive CoDmlttees re-
pori YOU will find that business written in 1850
Exceeded fifty-Ons Million Dolars Delig more tnin
Twelve Million Dollars greater than that obtained III
1884 We close fifth year with more than
sI23 600 600 Insurance force. making net Increase
Tor the year. providing for all apses ana deaths
of ore than Thirty eight Millions or polars We nave
noid within the year to the widows and orphans ana
Representatives of deceased members Eight Hundred
snd hirt weight Thousand Dollars We close tue year
with One Million and Seventy-tve Thousand Dollars
nssets our Tontine Reserve Fund exceeds Five Hun
drcd aud Fifty Thousand Dollars. Our total payments
m members 10 date exceed One Million SIX Hundred ana
Ehty Thousand Dollars The saving In cash effected
through our 81 10 members, as compared win
The level premium charged for Ordinary NE nsur-
snce ut same ages under the Old system is AS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
FyPgyEy AND Police AT ODDS.

There is trouble between the Staten Island
police and the North Shore Fire Department Ihs
trouble will probably be brought into court to-day III
the form Of o suit against Policeman Ambrose before
Justice Corbstt, New Brighton. It Is charged that
the police in harassed the nreinen ." tno
fire In the American Docks on January 20 Olhcer Am,
brose is accused OF going club AssstintCn
Crowley and To use prafane language toward HIM Inc
case will also be LAID before the Board OF Police Cow
missiouers at their next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
STATE NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION.

ALBANY, Jan. 27.-lhe State National Guard
Association to-day eocod the following onlcers Presi
dent Colonel George ID. Scott OF New-York; first vice
president, Captain John Raines OF CanandaGua second
vlce-presdent Captain Louis Wendell, OF NewYork; re-
cordng secretary, Colonel A. b. Lawrence OF Warsaw
corresponding secretary, Major Morris b. Farr OF Brook
Jn; treasurer. Captain Henry = kasqun, OF Brooklyn
chaplain, the Rev. Dr. Newand Maynard, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
clrr1E FRozEy NrANpIyG on THEE FEET.

WTLMINGToN, Del, Jan. 27.-WIliam JEFF
fcrson. young oystorman employed on boat running
ScarOrd the mouth OF the Nanticoke River was
the sufferers by tho very cold snap Of Jan
uary He says that while he and his companions were
ramping up the river thirty miles below Vienna, on
their way homo, and In search Of food they found sew
oral small island frozen to death IN an upright
position standing In the mite and water They HAD b. EN-
caught on the island by tho unprecedented tide aud
rather than swim TO tho shore had stood Ia the terrible
cold and wsro frozen to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28

dav Major d. o. Moynahan: cnrrl1in. Cnpaim ~ -.
pm, rI,Ttermast Ter, Colonel Samuel Itn'tu1e s.i
ceom General J. J. Mhan; adlntan iasnS a% ~ inr
onel T. IT, IIaight, jr.: quartermaSlef' H''ieth
I r. Butler; scrgeautinajOr, 1ieuciantNl"Joi
Arthur Among the letters OF regret WHs u',o ,
President Cleveland. After the Installation thtro ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
rnnonLNa 4 rRIndf CAR PROM TIE rRACK.

Another accident occurred ON the Bridge
last evening near the New-York entrance After tho
passenrers had lett the train the switching engine was
Coupled the and started TO switch the cars 70 VIC
Brooklyn trace The engine and car passed saIoy
over the switch but tho truck OF the second css
caught frog of the SWITCH throwing the car iro
the track engtur and three cars were run Tex au
fort on the track until the could be placed Oh
liz Irnnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
A BOLD CIVIL SERVICE PROGRAMME.

BUFFALO, Jan. 81 (SpeciGD.-Thc politicians
OF Buffalo have been exercised to-day over remarkable
set civil Service rules submitted to the state Commits
soners approval by Mayor Philip Becker. who Is
Republican Tho Mayor proposes TO run the whole
business himself lie recommends that lie 10 empowered
to appoint fifteen commissioners divided as to politics.
ana to include not less than three nor more than five
hyscis These III las are not to he allowed 10 hold
any other place Of trust IN the otY government, aud
must give bonds for the faithful performance OF their
duty. They serve Without pay aud may be re-
moved at tho motion OF the Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
CANDIDATES FOR RECENT OF THE UNIVERSITY

ALBANY, Jan. 81 (SpeciaD. Willard A. Cobb
editor Of The Lockport journal, nominated for Re
gent OF the University by tho Republican members Of
the LEGISLATURE tonight at their caucus. Tho Demo-
cratic members will their votes for oswald Often
d1rfer of The Neic. York Stddts ZcduHg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28

The Indians OF New Mexico very thrifty ana
economical. When bOOdhOuuds are sent In pursuit OF
them they shoot the dogs ana cut thom.-lBnrhhgton
troO Pross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28

The rich have days Of worry and gloom the
as the rest OF u.s. II Is calculated that Cornelius Van
deIbilt cannot safely oount ON making more than
$iG0 900 900 In thlrtysK years" But hc should not
let that depressing fact bow him down with weight
OF woe Some OF cannot saioy count on making That
mu Gu in 400 900 900 years. -NOrrist0wn Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-28
A CHANCE TO SAVE MILLIONS.
NOT TOO LATE TO KILL THE HARLEM JOB
CORPORATION COUNSEL LACoMBES OPINION
CONTRACT NOT FIT 10 BE MADE.

CORPORATION COUNSEL LACoMBES OPINION "a
CONTRACT NOT FIT 10 BE MADE.
The Harlem River Bridge JOB, winch lie
TRIBUNE has been holding W for the critical scrutiny Oh
the taxpayers Of NewYor just on the verge "I ac
comp,ishment but there Is yet time for pubic opinion
70 force It's abandonment At the last meeting ol '"c
three commissioners Jacob LOrilard Vernon lie Brown
and David James King. they adopted resolution ap
proving the extraordinary contract with the Union
bridge Company, the provisions OF which have been
detailed in these columns. They approved IL ana aEreeu
TO execute it, subject the approval OF the Corporation
ConpseI Gas to form" The language as to form OF
dinariy involves the question Is there anyhihS Ill 'he
proposed agreement which violates any provision III tho
laws of the state the CITY Charter 81 tho ordinances OF
the Board OF Aldermenl" Is it in other words IeE'Iy
corrcctl It's submission 20 Mr.. Lacombe was presum
ably made for the purpose of ascerianng whether OF
not it contained anything of this KIND. INo Cor
poration Counsel forwarded his reply to thc
commissioners yesterday. An Analysis OF "hal
he SAYS will be found fully to sustain al
THE TRIBUNE said TO the unlimited character {"
the powcr bestowed upon the commissioners as wei rs
the adverse opinion of the law officer OF the city upon
the way they have carried out their authority IN the pre-
paration Of this amazing contract. 1t IS as f0HowS'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
Oie Wusmanberlnq Der 3iirfen

9ie auswanberung Der 3iirfen
BON europa mud Niieu lit idon feit
1873 i'm @anse. Sic glauben, oaB
bas Rismet ober 5@idfal Das gebiete.
Nad einem pbilippopeler geri9r beg
vpofrot" nimmt bic ausmanoerung Der
9iirten aus Rnmelien na1 Miien jebt
tpirfli6 sroBe Dimeufiunen an. sic
berfaufen ibr 9ab' unb Gut gu Spott.
preiien, neil fie iid nit ben rteuen 3u=
ftanben in Bulgarien ni9t befreunben
f1nnen, pbtpobl fie ber Union ni9t
entsesen setreten fino, ia, bur6 ibre
9rieHer bei'm Sultan bielelbe ielbit bez
fiirtportet baben. SiirfiiGe @runbbe=
fiber duBern li6 bei'm gertauf ibrer
Glitter: rgure Wanide limb in grs
fiiqung segangen; mir t6nnen bier nidt
beiteben. Nllab bat es 10 gefiigt, wer
biirfte feinem &atbl6luie 5utpiber bans
beln2 gBir tperben bortbin sieben, no
es feline Grer5e unb feline @loden giebt. q
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Gin gHprt an Wrbeiter.

@enu 9ein 8eruf .seiitis ooer t6rperlid an.
ftrensenb 1T, penn ct Did benz rauben 8etter
ausiest, oOer on bas Sdreibpult bannt, ipenn
er Oerarti9, oab er bas @ebirn obuiist uno Ser.
benanfrensuns b'ruriadt, 70 ma9ft 9u sele.
gsntlid elm erquidsnoes Startunssmittel be.
biirfen. Softetter' MasenbittereS 8
1T oer artitel fiIr 9id es rest Die madlafIen
BEN arafts an, farft ben aOrper unb beitert bas
@emhtb auf. Gs iebt ben Srsanismus in
Stauo, bic f@nadenOen Birsuneen unsebo.
riser @rmubuns losaumeroen, berleibt ben Ser
bauun9sorsonen erneute araft, rest Die 2eber
an, penn fie untbatia, mas bel Re fonen BON
fisenher 2ebensiueile febr oft oer Sail 1T, iddrft
ben ahseftumpften Nppet,t uno fiibrt seiunoe
9aube berbei. eeine Beaanbtbeils iinb BARN.
los unb ieine 8eslaubisuasen, Delae in Der
germ ertbeilten Gmpfebluns SeitenS gerionen
teber @eieli@afts. sflaife befteten, b0dft iiber'
aeugeno. @s lit fit bic mebijinii@en 8ebirf,
niiie bon arbeitern punoerbar geeisnet.
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MNerIet.

= Na66en1 Der bur9 bas 6euer in
borlebter Na9t perurfa6te S6aben abs
gef6dbt morben 1T, felt fi5 berielbe
b6ber, als man Mnfangs erlpartete.
Ser Geiammtberluif betrdst $22, $50
nit $15, $50 8e1ii9erun8. Beim Geiz
ten nom Waaren III leiber biel 9eftoblen
tporben, namentlid6 gigarren aus 9arts
Store unb Gilberwaaren bDn @riber u.
8ro. 0ier gdbe es cine CUTE @elegens
belt fiir unIere freiuilligen @olbaten,
fi9 niibli@ gu MAIDEN, tuenn tie bas,
&etten bon Maaren un6 bic 8etpa9ung
berfelben iibernebmen tpiirben.
@ouberneur Srelanb. bat bur9
bas 3uriid3ie6en ieines Muslieferungs=
Marrants fur 5. 3. 8elobraosfp felbf
eingeitanben, baB ct cine uebereilung
beeing, aIs er bic betrefenben spapiere
ausfertigte. 9ieie unansenebme Sadie
bdtte er li1 lei6t bur9 cine Nnfrage in
San Mntomio erfparen f6nnen. st
tpiirbe bann erfabren baben, baB 6err
8elobraostp fein flii9tiger 8erbre6er lit
unb baB man In @bieaap feinen Nufents
bait tennen nluBte. or bat felt feinem
9ieriein au berf9iebenen Wdten &eiien
mad @bieagp ltnternDnnen, neil er bas
felblt @ei9dftsperbinoungen beiibt uno
fi1 tpe6enlang in iener Stabt aufsebal.
ten. 2ag baber eine Nnflage gegen i'm
bor, 10 bdtte man ieiner leibt genug
babbaft merben f6nnen.
- Srob bes guten gBetteis erfrellte
fi1 Die geffrige Sbeaters8pritellung in
Der Surnerbane feines aablrei9en 8eius
DIES. Das Sbeaterpublifum, ipel9es
fonit iene 9alle gu frequentiren pfle9t,
feblte faft gang. Dir finb iiberaeugt,
baB es ben &nisbts Of 2abor gelang,
Sidets genug au perfaufen, aber bamit
lit es ni1t absema6t, ionbern man muB
aud bic 8Drfellung befu9en. S6on
aus &iidf6t auf bic Spieler follte 6ies
gef9eben, unb ber GleiB uno bic Mlbe,
fpeI1e lie auf bas Gintuoiren bes
Stiides pertpanbten, bate mobl cine
Mnerfennuns BON Seiten oes publifums
perbient. Wlan tpolte bur6 ben Sidet>
berfauf tein @ei9ent annebmen, Obne
elm Nequibalent bafiir 3u gemdbren,
besbalb tpurbe bic 9beaterborifeaung
arrangirt. Das f9eiut aber iiberieben
porben gu Iein. Mas nun bic 8oriiels
lung ielbft betrifft. 10 batten fi6 bic
Spieler burG bic Wabl bes 5tiides cine
iebr f6mierige unb babel unbanfbare
9lufgabe geftelt. Nn bic Iufflbrung
bon Srameu follte ME bon Dilettanten
gebadt werben, fie iiberi9dben barin
ibre &rdfte unb bebenfen ni6t, bob
ielbit profeiiioneGle S6auipieler BEL
Sraueripieleu 3utpeilen GiascO MAIDEN.
vssSeflie @rabam1 leibet ouBerbet, an
3u tpenig 9anbIung uno gu piel Dialog.
unb i6on aus bieiem 8runbe bdtte man
cine oantbarere Muswabl treffeu t6nnen.
Dit tpenigen Musnabmen inbeB fDnnte
man tpobl nit ben 2eiitungen Der per=
i9iebenen Spieler pollitdnbig sufriebeu
feir.
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$. @raeaer,

Nr. 1852 & 264, DIT Commences sstraBe,
i'm neuen Store, empltsblt fein rei6s
baltises Eager BON giien= unb 8le@>
Maaren, Oefen unb 0ausgerdtbl9afs
ten aler Art. Naent fiir bic erceaenten
Gaoorite 2O9 : Sefen. Man ipre9e
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