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New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

A varietv performance Is given at Worths Palace
Museum by Hogan, Hogan and Wentworth 'orn .
stewart Barncll. Armand and khymonu' h''"0
Proctor, and Wilton and Nelson.
J. NJ Wood, the newly appointed General superlh-
tendent Of the Registry Division in the Postohcr' TOOK
charge Of the department yesterday. His appoint
ment was received with much favor by the clerks ana
those who have business with the ohce'
Sister Eleanor superintendent Of Trinity Hospital
has received the following subscriptions for Gustav
Bchnke whose case has been mentioned IN Ihe IT'D
unc: Mrs. &. W. Bushing 50 Mrs Alden 30 H. -
81: f. NJ - 30 +. T. C., 81; /. H. ShaH'on 81
anonymous -.
The first Of series Of mtcr.dcnominational spcclai
evonreli.ic services was held in the old John street
Methodist Episcopal Church Yesterday afternoon No"'
deacon Alexander Mackay smith preached to a iair-
sized con,egation These meetings viii be held
daily during January from 80 g. 1 80 y. m lhefe
will also be business mems prayer'ncc'ing rom
10 m 10 p. M. and revival services IN the evening
from 80 10 Q O'Clock.
A number Of members OF the Delta Upsilon Fra
ternity had a theatre party at the Lyccum ld'I
evening.
II is astonishing how many men can he met in
Broadway any weekday who are talking VIGOROUSLY
and audibly 10 themselves a. they hurry along
Even the quic, lunch7 countcr seems too slow for
many men now and the business Of supplying meals
bottles with patent >t"ppei'
successful book agents don't carry their books win
them now 70 warn their victims. boy trots behind
with the load drd called ~ oniy when me hsh hi'c,
The Little Helpers Of the Central Park Baptist
Church. I'm Eighty third ST. near Soc nj ave- Vlli eNo
a novel musical entertainment al O'Clock tn- even
inc. in which Mother o,oo-.,7 Madame Piper ana
King Cole" with their many friend Of nursery fame
including Mi>trc-, Mary" and her singing h'"eis'
Will appear and give their rhyme, ard melodic'
The General Council of the American Federation OF
Labor IA, issued circular c,llr- organized labor
generally to contribute To- the support II the tuhins
shoemalcrs Of North Adams, Mas many Of whom
in want.
one for the scientists. Take a horseshoe oi steel
magnetic il in few seconds by weak cieciilc cur
rent from battery G tuh.ns amount of cn'rsyI ana
then let il suspend pierre of iron large ae it can
sav pound The magnet 80 hold tllit pound mp ioi
ages every instant cypcndu. ca'i-F, ul O." total
# power D. immca,urauc. Whence tie '"n-tAnt
supply Of force
The inspectors for The board Il Electrical Control
had rest Yesterday. for Tic hr-t time Sine" th'
crusade against tlc overhead clc,uicLclt wires be-
gan The work viii De- resumed % day. and II b, uo"
said that the force of aAcmcn VII not be reduced
untiI the beginning Of next ~ccs.
The twenty fourth annual ball ~ tho United Con
fcctoncr-' Guard took place 10 tic Gcrmanlh Assembly
Rooms last evening
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
prc,SrrR FITZGERALD TAKES OFFICE.

III. r-,.,.,,s office wore holiday appearance $50 80
day and was the only ohc' IN '"' '''' - ~, tbe
r 1.,. occasion va, the turning "|'' " ~"
'" ,.ct With al, the record, rclatne To- thg p''IL'
x,,.york 10 the nov Register Frank l.
~ ,,o ou,,olnr official. James J. Sl'Nn' p''"''.''
hy inc "'' a,tl. horse shoe decorated Nj. fltI'
.',ai,.. arortment Il va, the stt &" The Ia"a''s
,;.pcr,l committee of tho Ist Assembly P'''.'" w.
m. incoming Register is the recognized "'" ,,.,-
l,,r. number ot the personal ana r'"''" '''''''
tho now Eeri,ter called 20 ray their i'~p"'S Al" w.
wish him a successful administration - WEI. A. ''l %
80 ~ Among other. were judge Robert \ VA"
y. ,, -i,, court. Justice Pcter Mitchell. ~ the
ri,t Iud..ial District Court, Police Commissioners jams
Martin. Tax Commissioner Thomas J.. f'''n'r, iN'','
,i.,ioncr James Frlpatri,k. warden James / h''''
49,, ,ld.,r,an patrick DiNNer. Deputy Register
,Iiy assisted at the reception. The only chance an
ro,pcod so FAR &, tho appointment ot Fian~ +. Young
D., Doe .,ti.fartion clcrA p place q" CHARLES baNN'''
=, a. , a 900 place Tho man j. prominent
wicvami,. ot the villa Assembly District Nj.
ula,yclt /, not classified 10 his be~'ttng Hcuoh hn'
- understood that h, Iti,s IN excellent financial cir
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
FIRED CPON ~ THE H1RBOR.
ORDERS FROM REVENUE oFricrRs MUST b

ORDERS FROM REVENUE oFricEEs MUST 81
OBEYID.
The revenue officer Of r.' por. are determined that
when they signal incoming ofaf 20 .'r. when thr}
desire 10 board them. thar order. h'Il %" "'''cd
u has been an od complaint ua, some f'0"itu '"'
,cls paid no attention g. Tie --ui- of tie revenue
cutter, here. several Instance q tbs Kind ''r' r'
Gently reported g. Collector krl 'rdt who turHe The
cases over t. the United states District N''tn'. with
the coumcnd atom That Huc. lc lmu .-rl. The
steamer, bariacouta and Amrch got in" trouble i'r
not hccdng signals from outcf-. lu tHc latter c''e
Lieutenant smith. in charge ~ the pursuing cutter.
wrote letter 20 Collector l,Aart 100 which %" showed
thai cutter had right :" me on 'c..rl tiai did
not heed the cutter tuai-.
Yesterday tie steamer spain. from lifcrp'ol.
dropped anchor ~ the middle OF il" 'h'Hn'l opposite
Bcdow', Island. Tho anchorage boat di.w aloue-c
and ordered captain 10 Icatr A" channel Hnd ihh"
proper anchorage. The spur -h1"cf no dl>po>l-
tiou 10 move. but the auohoIn-" boat fred % blank
cartridge across her bows. and -'c moved oa.'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
rryERAL or HECTOR c. HAVEAEfER'

MANY PROMINENT MEN ATTEND TIE sEN' io1'-'
At HIS HOME.
large number Of well-known business anu
professional men attended the i"NeraI ~
- II,vemeyer. at his home. 40
,,- wcst Fourteenth st., Yesterday morh'hS'
Mr. Haycmcvcr died in Paris On De el''1sr eer
=, and nj, body was brought to this country 10Y
t,riI Those present Yesterday included D"'Sn'
ra,rn.crd Thomas Mnford the Rev. Dr. Burch'rd'
,,. pov DIR. Lane. ex- Controller Andre" H. "r'e"'
,orcr,l / +. Picr,on. ex Governor Looml'' "i con
.t.,,. rl,,u Root. John Z. >earleS. IT,. !. -
v,,hc,on rulms stur,bcrc. and william Do"d' pr
,o,, Of the Bank Of North America. from INC
,..,,sevoort Rank of which Mr.. HaVemeNer was I"
,ec,or there was a special delegation cohs'S''"N "
rot,y G Kimba president, and Francis I.one IIalen
rr,nris McMudn, II. Ickert, Hugh MI Ion INV f,,m
Gintn dirertors \ large number OF Worhiheh ""t t
Wr IJaveul,,cr refinery at UrceAp"'n' Oh" -
tended. .. 10 tho Rev Dr. Charles
,i.rr,,rcr Of the Central Ncihoii,t f'P lrg
1irrrh assisted by the Rev. bishop faulNel Hrgen
tr ,. many beautiful Moral designs Wa' a. IND yd
- rose orchids and other choice ho"rr,; i,c
.,t Lv the cmploycs - the Hty"in'N'I ."e'' N
comranv. The burial was at W"oo'H""
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
IO-D -DAt.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.IoRK. WEDNESDAY. JAN !. 1880
ARRIVED.
Nevada RI. cushing Liverpool Dec ~. Queens
-. with mdsc and passengers TO VI tnderhlll
Arrived AT the liar at J.iU
Steamer OtautO tBr, kppcth. Newcastle" Dec II,
nisr 10 SaudcrsOn 4 son Arrived at the Bar at 3am
steamer " Mkommrn GER. NChAcnci. Bremen Dec l3
bal Hast 10 (ioeprl IS ITuhe
steamer Hermann t}rgl Meyer. Antwerp Dec Boston
with mdsc Funch. Edge & CO. Arrived at the Bar -
Steamer Newport Shaoktord Aspnwal days with mdss
and passengers 10 Pacific Mail $500
Steamer city OF Washington. Reynolds Vera Cruz Dec "a
Proge,o 26 Havana days. with mdse aud
Jas T. Ward n Co Arrived AZ the Bar AZ 2.l5 M
Steamer StribO BIZ Mathcsun, santos Dec s. Rio JanCro
= with mdso 10 Busk Is Jcvons. ArrVcdM the Bar AT ~
Steamer Texas. Williams. Fcrnauilna via Bruus.
wick. with mdsc passengers toe II Mallory
oct s. with hcorr root 10 stamford Mfg CO. Funch
Edyc 4 Co..
Bark MetHusaem (Aust Buntillch Alexandria lOl days
with bones ~ order. vessel tn funch. Edye Is co
BARK Pal1Sa tAustl. MatinONch. Lisbon 50 days
10 order. vessel t. Hagcmeycr q Brunn
Bark san Luigi ta tacaoc. Falmouth 80 days
clay toorici. vessel 10 funoh Edye a Co
SUNSET Wind at sandy Hook frcsh SSw cloudy At
city island. wind light =. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer spain lhr. Guntls HEerpoo Dee y. Queens
Town - with misc aAd passengers To Hurst Arrived
the lar ! u
steamer gloucester city tBr Jones, Swansea Dec l3 with
mdse and passenger " James Arke co. Arrived a.
Nal A. Aa
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
A PROTEST FROM REVENUE CADETS.
THEY OBJECT To WHAT THEY CALL An UNJUST

THEY OBJECT TO WHAT THEY CALL An UNJUST
CLAUSE OF THE CHANDLER BILL.
Two well-dressed, good looking young men, carrying
buckhorn handled canes called at The Tribune Office
Yesterday and asked be allowed representatives,
Of the Junior class Of cadets board Of the revenue
10 certain parts Of the Chandler bill, providing for the
transfer of the Revenue Marine Service TO the Naval
Department. The bill had had two readings before
the House. had been submitted 10 the Committee on
Naval Affairs, and, it understood, had been re-
ported favorably upon. The young men objected TO
that clause Of the bill which forced the Junior class
of cadets after passing their examination on entering
the service and completing their six months service
before the mast to ente. the fourth class Of cadets
at the Naval Academy, and pass the six years course
in that Institution. which they declared was hard
ship 10 the junior class and a gross injustice,
,nssmuch As the senior class. only year
ahead of the Junior were allowed to finish their
"Nown continued the spokesman, we find no fault
with the bill any respect except "a to the clause
.bch provides that the Junior class, instead Of
cevinp commissions as third cutenants In the Navy.
ebaI be sent TO the Naval Academy and forced to add
,ts course Of six years TO the one year we have
already spent in preparation for the Revenue Marine
course under the old order Of things Another point
&c that the sef.or class Of cadets, who
only one year ahead Of are allowed to continue
their course in the service under the law. II it is
ntust 10 compel the senior class TO enter the Naval
ACADEMY for a six, even five years course, 1t is
quite % unjust N the case Of the 'nni0r Class.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
RAISING FINDS FOR 4 NEIg HOSPIT Al

mlssmcctug under the auspices ~ the Beth Israel
Hospital Association held last night In Pythagoras
Hall to raise fund, 10 build hospital below Houston-st
Side for the benefit poorer class II
Hebrews. About 1900 wa, raised and 500 had been pre-
Vousy subscribed BESIDES = 200 ha, been guaranteed
by those who will become yearly subscribers. This sum
raised In amounts Of dollar two at time among
the workngncn In East Broadway and It's vicinity. Dr.
Lcrlng presided at the meeting last The speak.
crs were Coroner Levy. Rabbi Jacob Joseph rabbit
Hrod>ki and RABBIT AlDm Guri1oNltl y coiunotion
CURED when Rabbi lrol,l who a. omit, with Rabbi
Joseph began {" ~fak Several pattisuu, o the latter
tllcd To stop him. but thcS elected making
stout resistance The Of association having In
charge the raising Of funds Dr j. LcIlmg president
Samuel Litter. iceiuresdent aud A. BcrneLe
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

Furthermore, every moment Of the Junior cadets
time on the Chase Is taken up in preparing
our regular course studies, and in order
to prepare ourselves for admission % the Academy
We would be forced 10 slight present studic, which
pre- far IN advance Of the elementary subjects re
quITci by The Academy examination, and which are
Just the sort that must be 'cramncd'
We are thus practically forced 10 throw away
this years work. A. the previous studc. are In no
way preparation for entering Annapolis and sc
have already passed an examination similar in every
way t. that 10 enable u, 10 enter the Revenue
Marine, with the addition Of six months service
before the mast, making our even harder than
hat Of the naval cadet, in these respects We wOud
suggest striking ont the clause Of the bill which pro-
vide, fr the admission Of the revenue cadets 10
the fourth class Of the Naval Academy, after passing
satisfactory examination. and allow tO receive
oar commissions do the senior class"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ATHLETIC CONTESTS 1T BiYoyyE.

-Four athletic contests and cross.Contry wcro
contested yonnc. y j. yesterday under the auspices
N the Iroquo- and the ling Athletic clubs, Of that
place The distance covered Ia the co,5country
ga miles. Frank Wright, ~ the Bayonnc Rowing and
Athletic Association, Won the race in % min 30
-. Day. Jersey Athletic club. the cIos,countrY
champion. gave ten opponents h,c minutes. and
fourth. IIl- actual time Was 10 min. The half milo
wa, won by W. y. Day (scratch time min. - s,c.
the hundred yards dash the final heat was won by
&. Tiuan. lroquois Athletic club t,ctatchJ; time.
II IL sec. Charles Sconcd Grcyng Athletic Club won
running broad jump clearing Il feet ] inch. Cnt0
g. Brockway, Ioquois Athletic club won INST prize for
the high Jump.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ASSETS, El05,OOO,0OO
LIABILITIES, S2,5OO,OGO
SURPLUS, S22,5OO,OOO
II. b. HYDE. President.
!. w. ALEXANDER, V.P.
PRIZE FIGHTS Forbidden ~ NEW ORLEANS

New OrlcaI.,. Jan Mayor Shakespeare ha, issued
proclamation prohibiting all prize hght>, glove
fights and other pusllisuc encounter, and nstrucing
the chief of police u stop them. and 10 Use what
ever force f. necessary 10 do So The Mayor bases
the proclamation uron the action of the principals
In the last two ight,. There was a great deal Of
scandal attending the McIalc Bowen meeting Ne
Hale being found to have cloth and plaster Of Paris
under his glove. The fight between Ward and Miller
on Monday resulted In foul The Mayor expressed
the opinion that it i, impossible to have far fights.
even when given under the au,plcc, If 'hc most
reputable citiIcn-. aud accordingly Instructed the po-
lice t. stop all encounters. This viii ohligc krain
and Vtuuclin t. fight IN nciehborlns parish.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
SHnnTLNG RLrE ROrK pLGEnNS

The NcwJcr,cy Athletic Club had hlrc.ro-k day
pigeon shoot yesterday the club grounds ~ Bergen
Point. II was divided into eight matohe- with three
prize, for each ront.-t Altogether 1000 binds Were,
u-,d Tie percentage OF bfak- AVERAGING -rtntv-ntc
Ten and twelve gauge worr used at sixteen and
eighteen yards ic These w'r the ni- pnlc winners
C. s. Pope Eichard Suudcuuanr. I:ufl- Pnrrt. Ma.or
j. ". Taylor and j. Y. Lawrence Major Tl,lor scored
the highest number ~ Ioinl-. thirteen. Lawrence was
second with ten. and Pope third with eight
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

New Year Ball Metropolitan Opera House, evening
Hearing of charges against Dock Commissioners o'
Mayor Grant.
Board o, Estimate and Apportlonment, City Hall.
Chamber Of Commerce. D. IN.
Inyestigaton into charges against Miss Wright Twen'
tIeth.st and Third.ave.. 80 ,. m.
Funeral OF Alexander Hamilton Irvington, II a. m
Board Of Aldermen orranizauon
Woman Suffrage League, no LeNlnGtoh's'e o y. NJ
Oon,nc ~ Icnox Iyceum Madson.ave. and Fifty
nnth-st.. evening.
Jobn f. Gardner's case IN Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEM ARLE-Count Arco Valley, German Minister
at Washington. Congressman John H. hetcham'
o, Dover Plains ~ Y. BRENOORr-Admiral Sir George
Mares and Admiral A. Bowden smith British delegates
To the international Marine Conference flF III
AVENUF-President Charles X. Adams OF Corheh NJ
versItv. Henry L. Pierce Boston, and Franklin falr-
banks OF Vermont MURRAY IIlLL-Judge Amasa D.
Parker OF Albany and ex.Lieutenant-tiovernor byron
Weston OF Massachusetts,. NEW-f Olth-hear-AuiniI
Daniel Ammen, L. >. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

protest, saying he had "taken gallons Of
patent medicine with the result Of doing
more harm than good" But he made
mistake. Roccrs' Royal Neryinc cured
him in less than two months, and row
be SAYS DR.. Jones Is an old igaoramus
and DR.. Rogers bencfactor 10 his race
This Is why Mr.. Smith and DR.. Jones
" don't speak az they pass by" and this
u but one Of thousands Of similar cases.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Bond

under which a safe and
br0fiabh INVESTMENT is
combined with the M0St H6-
fyai /0jU of LIFE ASSURANCE
etI0Kt.
This Bond is payable at
maturity in cash or may be
EXTENDED at interest.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

Steamer NsrenQo (Bl whittOn. Hull via Boston. with
rnc se ro eanderson son Arrived at the Bar ats
steamer Chrztlan Johnson iNor Demstad. AspinwAlIT
DAYS vi m woods to Plza Nrphe~s & Co 49, -. -.
steamer Benefactor Ingram wilmington Nc WIN mass
and passengers 10 VIM clyde x &C
steamer Guyandotte Walker Newport News and Norfolk
" IN mdse and pa assengers 10 Old Dominion ss CO.
SAILED.
Steamer Allcr for Bremen Britannia Marseles Tyran.
Kingston Alert Guam Saginaw. san Domingo HUI
son New Orleans NacoocAee, savannah Wy~noke hiea
mOnd
Al,o .a,led-v,a Long Island sound-steamers wnthroJ
Portland Herman Winter Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. Jan Arrived steamer Arizons BrDs
Brooks Sew.Yorx her way TO Liverpool and pro-
ceeded.y ,,,
SOUTHAMPTON Jan Arrived. steamer Ishn GER Hsl.
mers from her Bremen and proceedef
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
"THEY DO NOT SPEAK
AS THEY PASS BY"

" hat does il mean?
Why, simply this:
Mr.. Smith has been
under DR.. Jones
treatment for Dys-
pcpsia and oycrwork
for nearly a year and
has p1id him several
fat-bills, although he
never got any better.
ono day "A friend who
had been cured BY If,
insisted on smiths
getting n bottle Of
Rogers Royal Merry
inc lie did so under
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


srn r..,7 II Moon acts 4oi ain Moons aseil
WATER
s.rov Hook sos GOV. Island. S 80 Nell Gate. 25
T-sandy HOOK 5.3j Gov. Islaat sos Hell aato 100
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Free
ZO11h1lo.

1t is a SIMPLE PROM
ISE TO PAY, and has no
e0Nditl0NS on tie 6afk.
1t is incontestablc after
two years; non-forfeitable
after three years; unrestrlc-
ted as to travel and ocCupa-
ton after one year, and gives
a choice of six methods OF
settlement at the end Of the
Tootine period.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
The WIN. II. LYON Stock ~
We have bought tho VIM. II. Lyon Stock OF
BLANKETS,

Yewbb GOO th " mscd
.IIww kep ron
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

The Society also issues an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-04

Sier Iebt man tpieosr, ba6 aud beute
Die Miloen IinO oft belT're 2eute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-04

tpel9es mir Big iebt i'm 9eben porgefoni.
men 1T! Som literarii6en @eli6ts-
punfte Gus betraatet, iit es ireilld) ben
&egeln Der Gunit 5uniber. menu i6 in
! FOLDER WeIfe bor9reife unb bas 10 aeras
beau berausiage; aber es mar einniaI 10
S9atiaGe, unb aIs folde muB ber 2eier
fie binnebmen. Wsir fam BET ibren
Nnblid unpi1fiirlid ser @sbanfe
tpenrt Gdtbe nur balb bic 8oribeile -
bod iG brad ben neibii9en Gebanfen
mitten bur1, tpie man cine 61lange
unter ben 0aden entatpeitritt, unb ia9te
mir: Sauobl, Maoam, 70 iIi's! in
Der Sbat elmer Ser Iiebiidfteu Sage, Die
i1 je geieben babe!
aiuf bet plantage w1re NQes wpbl,
tbeilte fie mir bann nit. un0 ipie ge.
mefen CAB fie ii6 aud beim Spredsn,
obne nur einen Wusenblif aus ibrer
glei6mdbigen Mube beraus5utommen; !;
lDie rubig uno li6sr nasen ieibii Der
Auift)lag ibrer grOBen augen lnb Die
abgcmfffsnen geussunsen Der Ddaoe,
Ddbreno fie Mauf9siten unb GrnuTe in
Srbnung bra9ten.
WsBbalb i'd Sic beuts au fprenen
uhnf6te. Doctor 0enable, iagte lie,
/ na1bem Die Bidliminarien ilbsr Weiter
unb 10 ipeitsr erIt6pft. unb baum cine
pauie SefOI8t mar TIT bies! Ddtte
Sir Sobn unb mid. als mir am Wor.
gen unter bem politdnbis lpolfenlolen.
blaueH 9immel binritten, unueriebens
elm Negenifurm iiberfalen, es piirbe
mid nidt mebr in @rIiaanen gsiebt ia
ben, ols es Der pl6bli9e unb geipaltise
Sbrdnenltrom that. tpelder bel oieien
Worten aug Grau Seiiups Nugen berz
Dorbrad; es mat Elm f6rmIi1 iropilaer
WrierungsmehIel Der flarsn unb Id.
d3elnben Winbiillle bon fur3 aupor.
Sd fann's, i'd min es ni9t Idnger
ertragen! tisf Iis banu, obue mein Ieiie
un6 5agbaft ausBefprodeaes BeiIeio
nur i'm @eringiten sn bea9ten; Elm
Nr3t barf ndmli6 niemaIs iibsrrafAt
lein, tpenn ct cine Oame sur patientin
bat, tuenigiiens barf er feline ueberras
i1ung nidt berratben, tpollte idb iagen.
uno = unerfldrlid, fpie 6 erI9einen
mag, = es tuar ipieber ibr Selb3i, nur
ibr SeIbif, ausI9lieBlib bas eigene
Sslbft, fiir ueldes Grnu SeFup in biez
lem ausenblide, -ipie ftets, @ebanten
battel Natiirli6 betifanb id ibr 2eib
unb bic llrfade beKeIbsn. = Der arst
mnB feineu 3ranten immer beriteben,
unb i'm 8oraus l-obgIei6 itb ni1t ges
tpuBt batie, baB 6as usbel bereits 10
iueit bOrgeI6ritten mar. gs CAB feiaen
ben duBereu Qlni6sin na1 oolitomme
neren Weltmann, dig Stau Ssi1ups
G'atte mat, bas Mniierbilb auborfom
member S6Hidfeit ieinen Gdften gegen=
iiber, ieiner @attin unb ben ainbern
nit Ieibenidaftti6er 9ebe sugstbau.
aber - nur Morgens, muB Id binauid.
gen, nnb i'm geiiein Nnberer. 9lm
Mbeno, unb tpenn er allein gu 6auie
mar, = ba puBte id freilid, bab Der
psrfommenfe SrunfenboIo unb Stamm.
gait Der semeiniienN Gneipen faum
idlimmer fein fonnte, als er
t5ortfesune foisi)
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Gin 2Ieifcroieb.

slus pefb tpirb elm 5pibbubeuz
Hidden beri6tet, tueldes fein Borbilb
b6dHens in oem Mdrden bonn Meiners
bieb baben biirfte. 3tpei Stammadlte
ipielea in einem befannten Gaf6 Sarten.
Ser eine bon ibnen bittet ben gafetier,
ibm bas Noti5bud aus isinem bidt boz
neben aufgebdngten ueber3ieher su reiz
den. Sas mar aber Mot m6gIif, neil
troB Der umiisbenben. Corona Der uebers
3ieber felbit in5mii6er = beri1munben
mar. Wian fu9t unb forid)t uno fiubet
enbIi9 ni6t ben &od, fonbern auf Ell,
mem entlegenen Slide bas uripriinqli9
gelu6te glOti3bu6, tpeI9es bic suber.
ldffgffe Wtittbeilung iber ben Uerbleib
BEG &leibungsitiides, udmli1 einen
Berfabf6ein iiber einen Winteriiberaie.
her entbielt. Ser @af6tier unb Der ges
fdjdoigte @ait beitiegen einen Wogen,
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tpel1e am Nbenb oes II. Mdra esaeu I
llbr anf Der neueu Gaiier WlIbeImz
Bride in Berlin egfolsts, bat unaebeu.
reg 4nfieben errsgt. Cur bslagteu
Siunoe, ais Die Bride gerabe ueniq be-
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uno tbeilmeie serrifien. @roBe 5teine
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anbere f6lusre 8srleBungen. ierner
bat ein ganarbeiter S1r6oer cine Ser:
ltau6ung beiber Beine elIitten unb enb.
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oaB eiH Oriiter Meuf6 ooer gar mehrere
tiber bas @eldrber in bic sptee ae.
ttleuhert tuOrben fsien. 5pfort anae.
lfellte NaGfotfdunaen bleben inbelIsn
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beraushelltt, Dgber bic Arditsftur, nod,
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bic uria6s Der @rpolion anbetrifft, 10
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&analerabsn. in benz fid, ba er nidt
gut geliiftet mar, 2analaoie aHsefam.
melt batten. Bon bem @raben aus
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benoen Ganoelaber hirgesoael unb ba.
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