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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
NIWs NoIes fRoM MANCHESTER.
''eg' Hanoook's Coart-Personals aud
Other Items of Interest.

Judge p. A. Hancock opened a special
W, Of Tie POwhatan Circuit Court TINS
Sets and on Thursday adjourned over
e-Di december 18th, when several railroad
,-' ,a'-' will be tried. The people Of Powha-
"a si1 4, : merely regret the continued illness
TSlire +. ID. Irving. Judge John q:
ccsl1liqs and Colonel Samuel Coleman, OF
NSt-Milcrland, and Captain Il q. Pegram.
" Mehmond, were among the lawyers IN
a,elaauce on the session Of the court.
~ h thought that the members OF tho
.ivGeSHye Endowment League, which
~ recently put into the hands OF re-
.,'tia, VIII get back about the lot OF next
- Il'I 10 OF 50 per cent. OF the amount
~ sS-lg 70. There were nearly 800 members
me order IN this city. and they pad
40 'he treasury about 5000.
THE sAw-BUa N PowHATAs.
feSons owning pine forests in Powhatan
v complaining Of the appearance of a
,tw-Dug that is destroying the trees
..lio0ghOut the county. Nearly all Of the
tSSes upon large tracts Of land have been
Saea, aud no remedy for these raFages
l1s yet been found.
hev; ]; ]. Clopton. rector Of Meads-Me-
s.o,'d church Of this city. who was mar
.a 10 Nelson county Tuesday night TO
as Irene Cabell Hoysley. q charming
3V9hg lady. by Keg. q. =. S0merville. rec
~ Nelson parish, has returned % the
~. and many are the good wishes for the
~ ~ worthy young miaistera3d his Mt
N.elTe bride.
.s sl engineering eorpsis engaged IN laying
,stsets Ia Chesterfield on the property.
i5 purchased by tho Chesterfield
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
The TROUBLES ON THE BORDER.
Protest Against Unwarrantable Pro-
oeedlngs of Mexican soldiers.
fu....,-.--., 4, A.. 49,. t,s,,.t,,,


LlETpo. Tx. November "a. - While
tolug definite has been heard for several
Gays OF the reyolutionist CARA the Next
.l1 government seems at least TO have
l4lel serious view OF the situation.
..nl,p1r.atiOn has been ordered on the
AsNcsu National road for moving 1900
t'ops from the City OF Mexico to the
ha1IeI Two trains Of twenty-five cars
t4ea wlll arrive over that road from the
G.ulor Of Mexico and will be distributed
a. lc be river-front
,,No'alng definite has been heard yet from
y l,grey regarding the military trial OF
l-g United States soldier Barret, who was
t-toei last week by a Mexican soldier
wa bayonet IN New Laredo. The re-
a-.I u hls trial is watched here With mueh
L'cet. IL Is understood that Consul
Iensrai sutton. stationed at New Laredo,
"a protested on the part of this Govern
I.A. against these military proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
rha Chriatrnn. Harner.

The ber-Christmas-No OF Hdr-
Brothers, New York publishers. is su-
perb publication, both as regards literary
contents and illustrations. The table of
contents embraces poems. stories, and de-
scriptive work from the pens of noted au-
thors. while the editors drawer and the
editors table maintain their time-honored
standard. No more acceptable Christmas
present TO ones friend in the country
could be made than Harper for year. A
volume of Harper is mine of information
and entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

held for the Baltimore authorities. he hav-
ing consented 70 so without requisition
from the Governor Of Maryland, ana
having telegrsphed himself that be wonid
do so
When q DIspArcH reporter called at ths
station-house last night to see frince hs
was informed by the prisoner that ne was
only wanted IN Baltimore in q civil case.
and that his arrest was due to the iai,uIe
on the part of his LAWYER to notiiy nin l
when the matter would bs called. An om-
Ger from Baltimore Ii expected here rms
morning. when Prince win be taken 10 the
Monumental CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
Heights Company, where they expect TO
incorporate new town.


Mr. Charles Thornhill, who has been
quite sick for several weeks. Is improving.
Mrs, J. q. Goolsby and her daughter,
Miss Hottie. arc indisposed al thor resi-
denca on Porter street.
Dr. I. p. Mathews is detained at bis resi-
dence by Jeickness.
MSS Minnie l.. Kecsee is quite sick with
ia grippe,
Mira. W. II. Owens. who has beon indis.
posed since her ARRIVAL here from Birmiue-
ham, is improving.
Mr. Thomas c. Mathews, of Birming-
BAN, Ala, formerly Of Manchester. IL
visiting relatives and friends in this city.
MIR. James p. Robinson IS detained at
home by sickness.
Mr. w. L, Moody has moved into his
pretty new dwelling on Porter street.
Miss Laura May Eastwood and Mr.
James l.. Redford were married by Rev.
w. A. Laughon Thursday night at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, on Hull
street. Many relatives and friends were
present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
Assuring words About tho Debt Settle

The Governor yesterday received tele-
gram from gentleman in New YORK who
Is thoroughly posted on the debt ,situa-
ton. telling his Excelleney not TO be the
least uneasy. as there was no uouot the
AGREEMENT between the State Commission
and the Olcott Committee would be rati-
fed as soon as papers now on the way
reached London
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
couNcIL COMMITTEES MEET.
Bills and Pay-RoIIs Approved and Other
Business Transacted.

A regular session Of the Water Commit
tee was held in the Council chamber at 2
o'clock last night, at which MessTs. White
1chairpan). Mann, Hargrove, Brauer,
Hughes. and Superintendent Boiling were
present. The bills and pay-rolls for the
month were ordered paid.
The Superintendent stated TO the COM
mIttee that the work at the fiye-Mile
locks was about complete.
MIR. Hughes called up the necessity OF q
larger supply Of water on Seventeenth
street in case OF fire, and the Superin-
tendent was instructed to give the matter
careful attention and report back to the
committee. On motion OF Mr. Mann the
communication from DIT. W. w. Parker,
president of the Magdalene Asylum, asking
that water be furnished that institution
free, was acted upon favorably.
The report of the Superlntendentsi simply
recommended consolidation OF the ac-
counts of the department, which was done.
THE SECOND MARKET COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Second Market met
in the Council chamber at o'clock last
evening, Messrs. Ferrlter (chairman), D..
w. White, Mitchell, and Royal White be-
ing present. The regular bills and pay
rolls were approved and other routine
work was done. The Clerk was instructed
TO keep the aIsles of the market house
clear. A resolution was adopted pro-
viding that the delinquent stall-renters of
the market be notified that they must pay
up before the next meeting of the commit
tee or their places will oe again put up
and rented at auction to the highest bid
der.
ST. JOINS BURYING-GRoUND.
The Committee on st. Johns Burying-
Ground met in the Council Chamber yes
terday evening and transacted the usual
routine business. Chairman Mann stated
that the hot-house was completed and was
being used, and it had so far gwen salts
faction. He invited the members OF the
committee TO visit the grounds and inspect
the new structure. -,
The Committee on Streets will meet in
the Office OF the City Engineer this evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
prowned in a hIln Creek.

A negro boy named George Christian,
who had been missing from his home ~
Charles City county aimee last MONDAY Nes
from the Edna min, near Roxb lry.
He had evidently fallen into the water Whiie
attempting 10 cross sho stream upon ioet-log
and b,jnR unable 10 swim drowned The de-
cessed MAS n son Of William Christian, we'll
Laown colOred mRn OF that county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
nLlzss d RkooA.
STORE NEWS.


There's not department in our store
but is brighter and better stocked than
ever before. From now till christina
goods viii fairly "pour IL. {"
The Linen Department has Just TO-
ceived large supply Of New Goods, and
begs to tell its story.
Soft Cream.Finished German Table
Daussk, Sc inches wide, $40. per yard
60 inches wide. 50c. Halt dozen pretty
designs of each.
Soft-Finish, Heavy, Full Bleached
German Damssk, 81 inches wide, Goo =
one Of the greatest Linen bargains evss
offered; 60-inch Satin-Finish, Irish
Bleached Table Damask, 75c.
German Cream-Tinted and Full
Bleached Damask Napkins, 81, Sl.25.
$3.50, sl.75, 80, s2.25, $3.50 the
dozen.
Red. Bordered Damask Doilies, Zoo,
75c., 9Oc., 81, s1.15 the dozen.
Full-Bleached Damask Doilies, Coo.
90c., Sl.20, s1.50 upwards.
Full Bleached Plain White and
Colored- Border Damssk Table Seis.
2 by 8 yards. with Napkins $3.50 ths
set.
Full l-Bleached All White Damask
Table Sets, 2x2i yards and 2x3 yards,
with one dozen Napkins, 81 the set.
FuIl-Bleached Satin Damask Table
Covers, 2x3i yards, border all around,
no fringe, SL25; three-quarter size
t27y97 inches) Napkins 20 match, $3.50
the dozen,
The designs Of the above Linens arc
all new and pretty floral. woodland and
conventional patterns.
We are now showing an exceptionally
good stock OF All-Linen Huck and
Damssk Towels at the following prices
12,c. each, s1.60 the dozen ; 17c. each.
50 the dozen; 20c. each, s2.25 the
dozen 25c. each, s2.75 and So the
dozen.
A sensation in the Lsce-Curtain De-
partment.
We've taken the gilt edge of lot OF
Lace Curtains, some of which are a
trife soiled from handling. Most OF
them, however, ere perfectly fresh. but
being odd lots we wish to dispose OK
them quickly. Those who for one
cause and another have delayed buying
Curtains will do well to see this lot al
once.
pair Nottingham Curtains, were $3.50, 70.
duced 10 Sl21. .a~o
NItI / pair ir Nottingham Curtains, were ", re-
'GsY pair r. Tsmbour Curtains, we're Is, reduced 70
pair Tambour Curtains, were $3.50, re-
S'p 9 pair Tsmbour Curtains, woro $3.50, re-
VS0p paIr N irish.POin, Curtains, were $3.50, re-
Ape Z pair T irish-Point Curtains were $3.50 re-
ep 3 pair n Irirh-Poins Curtains, we're $40. ~
u1Iy pair irish,Pont Curtains, were s1o, rcducod
! to 50, =,
1 pair Embroidered Swiss Curtains were W
| reduced TO s20S. =,
i-I 4 pair Embroidered Swiss Curtains, were
$3.50. reduced 70 SL0s,
Coat Department:
! Coat.buyers should sec our Heavy
Diagonal Cloth Three Quarter Jackets
at $3.50; our Astrachan Cloth-Trimmed
Jackets at s. our Aslrachan Fur-Trim.
med Jackets at Sl0. e
| W;XA r. Rkoodh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
n ,,onler with ,hs Alliance.

A special received by the DisPArcH last
niaht from It's sNorfolk correspondent says:
Beniamin Rowson, editor OF the Lo0or
yox fe confer on Monday with the state
IegisIature Council and the Executive
Committee Of the Alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
pnners 10 a conte.tea Case.

The Clerk Of the House OF Delegates re-
eeiyed Yesterday depositions for K. 4, Is.
stewart contested, ia the contested case OF D.
NJ. BIdeood, contestant, from Norfolk county,
NJ B,drood which, unopened. win be reforred 70
fhe Committee on Privileges and Elections wren
sbe nefItlOn OF the contestant snail DO referred
through the House 20 said committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

Mr.. Samuel G. Talbot. for many. years
assocjated with Mr.. james 5. Pace IN the
tobacco business, died at ten minutes a,ter
10 O'Clock last night at his residence, NO.
500 east Franklin street. Deceased was
member Of 0tey battery. and ia ms torsy-
s.tsafh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
Tbe solaieFs, Hon.e H0spitaia

The fund for the Soldiers Home Hos:
pitai. the contract for the erection OF
thich was recently let. continues 70 gr1s
steadily Pickett Buchanan Camp, q eoIlolk'
has insl sent q contribution Of elVU ana a. r
ilDl Camp, Of Petersbufe, s5c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

All persons afiicted with Dyspepsia, Diarrh@a,
Collie, and all kinds Of indgestlons win IND Inn
mediate relief and sure cure by using ANGos-
ruRA BlTTRRs. The only genuine Is manufactured
b. DR.. j. @. B. SIegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

Is II sensibleY Is It reasonable7 Is IL
economy, 10 suffer yourself and worry
others with headache when Bradyerotine
will reheve you In fifteen minutesl Itcosts
only City cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
FooT.eALL oAMe rAIs AFrERNooN.
Tho "'varsItIes" and Tfinities to Meet ut
Ialnnd Park.

The football contest at Island Park this
afternoon between the Trinitios and war
sites promises 10 be one OF the leading
athletic as we'll as social events OF the
season.
The North Carolinians. while not ex-
tremely heavy nor yet very light. are pow
erfully-built fellows. and their manager
says that while they come TO Richmond 10
play football and not enter a Singing
match, they are prepared for either. The
Tarheels have swept everything before
them this season and are confident OF vic
tory to-day certainly they feel no fear Of
the VARSITY" Giants.
vIRoMIA's KIcKERs
The Virginia kickers have been working
hard and practice every day. Some OF
their men areunusually heavy, while others
tip the scales at very moderate weight,
but all are sturdy athletes. The contest is
for the championship Of the South. aud so
far no one can presage the result, as both
teams have won victories every time they
have played.
The "'Vsrsities" always attract large
crowds of ladies, ana there - something
peculiarly unique about their public APP
pearance. as they are always accompanied
by a numerous faction. who arc con-
tinually giving the yell" and making
witty remarks which are extremely
amusing.
rrtrr M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

AN EXTENDED PoPULARTY.-BRowNs BRoN-
cuIAL TRocHEs have for many years been the most
popular article In use for relieving Coughs and
Throat Troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
= An Adrancs Arent Arre..ed.

John d. alias George l.. Prince. the adj
vance agent Of the Emma Juch Opera
Company, was arrested at Murphy's Hotel
yesterday, by Sergeant Alexander Tomlin-
son, on a telegram from Marshal Fry. o.
second-precinot station. whara ha "a bsino
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

The red figures on each and every Cloak
show for themselves just what reduction
we have made on our entire stock OK
Cloaks. KAUFMAN & Co.,
corner Fourth aud Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

was decidedly the most pleasant since the
exhibition begun.
There will DO childrens' matinee at tne
Kermesse this afternoon at O'Clock;
Santa Claus will be there in person anu
will give present 70 each holder OF
ticket. Tickets viii be on sale at the Dc
cember booth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

The A. n. @. Chemical Company publish
more Home Testimonials for Their
4lteratiye than any other blood medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

II you want 10 rest well at nl2ht; ease
your cough by using Dr.. bulps Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28
Inhies, nnh nIisaes, CIoaka.

The only positive cure for constitutional
blood poison is A. B. O. Alterstive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

The game Will be called sharply at 3
O'Clock and the grounds will be open for
the admission of the public at 2.
At IL o'clock last night both teams were
in bed getting good nights rest pre-
paratory to the struggle that awaits them
This afternoon but the students who ac-
companied them filled the thoroughfares,
poured into restaurants. and took In the
theatres. College colors and college yells
resounded everywhere, and at midnight
Richmond we'll knew the town was full of
college-boys,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

The following arc tho players of the tive
Trinity-Flowors, Black, Turner, Bal
sell, ana James.
'Varsity--Greenway and Lipop.
BOTH TEAMS ARRIVE.

BUIh 1EAMb Ahhlfts
The teams arrived in the city last night,
and the Trinltios are stopping at the Dod-
son House, and the University eleven, &C
companied by large contingent of S tn
dents. are at Ford's. The Universities will
be handicapped by the absence of Green
way. their giant guard Perton, another ia
nous rusher, and Hodgers. Their places
will be well filed by three substitutes,
Messrs. Rose. Cross. and Lipop
The Trinity men are brawny set OF
football players, all in the pink Of condi-
ton, and among them are Whitaker, who
gave Garth, the University's big center,
such a tussle in the game here last year,
and Daniels, their half-back, wao is as
swift 40 deer.
An interesting game is to be expected,
for the teams are we'll matched barring the
absence of the Universities best players,
but the latter VIII depend upon their heavy
rush line, their plucky half backs, and
their able captain in order to keep the pen
nant of the southern football champion
sh.n ht the home Of Thomas jefferson,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-28

Runors are ahoat placing the firms in
3-l,tluess all the way from 100000 to
slGOJO. but no correct statement can
B. secured. though the office of the firm
VS. tlrJuged during the entire afternoon
b people clamOring for information.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-07
Sic @erbreitnns Ses stotterus.

Wem ME @elegenbeit gemor6en, bos
StOttsrn anbers aIs aus oberFd9Ii1fer
geoba6tuug fennen ait lerneli, gu Der
ettua eine 5ufdllige Besegnung in Der
@eieal9aft ober Doriibergebenbes 3us
lammenIein auf Der &eife BeranlaNung
geboten, tDitb our9 oen unmittelbaren
@in0raf 4ei1t berfhbrt. bas uebel aus
f9lieBli@ Don Der 6eite ieiner aupeilen
tomii@eH Nus6riiGe 3li betra1ten unb
bartbsr bic ernite 9rasif ber aus ibm
f1ieBenben gouisquenaen fir bic io3iale
Stellung ber 8etrofeHen 3u perge5en !;
f@Derlib abnt er, baB ibm bier In
einen @in5slfalle Elm In ieiner lpeitetl
8erbreituug mt9ts tpeHiser aIs BARN.
lofes Spra6leibeR gegeuiibertriit, Def.
fen 5riidenbe Gefiel Die @ntfaltung
man9 glldli@er Nnlase gebemmt,
man6em Ionf brau@baren @liebe Der
meaI6li9en @eielIi6aft bic 8beilnab.
me an Der Irbeit Der Geiammtbeit uns
m0gIi6 gelna6t Ober bertiimmett bat.
gu eiEer gere@ieren Marbigung bsr
traurigen BeOeutung bes Stoiterns mug
i9on elm Bid auf bic &eiultate Der
5tattfiit anleiten. Na9 ben bon benz
Beliser bet Spra9beilanfalt in giie-
na6, 9errn &abolf Oenbarbt aus alien
Welttbeilen 5uiammeugeiielten grmits
telungeu iibet bic gauge @rbe berbreitet,
BEL ben yfegeriidmmen ATrita's ebenio
tpDbl nldDeisbar ols Bel ben 6in6us
unb Bel ben 8emobnern bes &ei9es Der
Witte, iGeint bas Gtottern on Musbebs
nung atl gelpianen nit ber fortI6reiten.
ben Civilization. Seltenes beobadtet
bel Dilben un6 baIblpilOen Gtdmmea
unb 86lteriGaften 9sb6rt es tn ben
@ulturitaaten gu benienigeI Srant6ei.
ten unb @ebre@eu, Die a!s @riinbe Der
Sefreiung bonn MilitaroienIt nit ltatt=
ii9en 3iffera in Dell 2iitea Der Nusbes
bungsbeb6tben figuriren. Dab 5lib,
europa i'm 9ugemsinen Elm l1md9eres
Contingent au Der gelammt3ahl BET
5totterer felt. als bic tbrigsn 2dn5er
@uropa's, mag NIT Difsren3eu ces
Sprd19arafler5 3ulammenbdngeu, bic
na9 ben iibereiniimmenben grgebnilen
Der 8eOba6ter ni@t obae giufuB auf
bic Sdafi9teit oes Spra6u6els 3u iein
i@eineu.
Gtir Seutl6lanb baben e6enfalls erIt
bic amtli9eu grmitteluugen &uboIph
Oeabart = Sufammengefabt in benz
ttirsIid erI6ieuenen 8u1e beHelbea
Dos 5totern einc YfD4oIe". 2eip;ig,
8erlag bon @rnIt 2tils Na6foleer,
1890 = cine breitere 8ruHblaee far bic
geantlportung Der 0rage mad ser @tr;
breitun9 beg 5totterns gef6affsn. Gar
nod itottera in PreuBen LII p@t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-07
Sin y0mnSer

@te fi6 bas menlHlide Gpfem immer iptehet erbplt
BON ben Gle@ten Mirtunsen rer efelbaften gr5neen,
ete ih Bnr erbciften eunS BON Dpspepie, 9ebsrleis
ben, 8erftppfuna, 6beumattsmu5 unb anneren Setmz
iu4un8en oft bu@Fdbli& etnsepunpt werpeu, IT etn
Mahres gBnnser. Der S4aeen, ber bura i6le9te
Ar5neten aneert4tet pirn, Ii taum aernser, ols Der
eur9 BITE srautbelt IebIt perarIaGte QBenn Dieenis
gen, neldae an Smwdae, Gauenflub, DpSpepfe, Derz
noptnnS ooer Rbeumatismus letnen, h bitter BON Der
9Ila9rlnS ppn SnoaIicen leiten laien mcdten pelde
NM 4pfetter'S NRaSenbitterS srlnblide prpben aes
mat paben, nareen iie in ietem Dnle ber fdlennfas
sn pure Ipetlbattts perpeH, ipeie bneu raenb etre
eei5tn 9epahren tanu. Dieles Erdporat lit Elm bur
eretIences, bts In bic tiefiten 9tefen be5 epfemS
prngenees une eabet burans ju dsltdes WstfteI baS
ansl2lteelt aus Plansenertratten aab reinem @efns
9ef bereet, ais meetstniimeS Sttmnlansui!teI bic G
eenlHaten bsfst, pie e nie in ben btsenben pa gtts
ers nnc 9isuprs 81 finoeu inb, beren d berunterae
teminene Dpspepttter unb iusencIt@e @reiie In Ser
@er,retFuns eft betienen.
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ieoe fleine 9lufmertiamteit, hie fe bon
9laoeren no6 10 tiibI binnabnn. baB
gernbaro ii@ in ber &olls bes groBma.
tbigeu gei9tiBers geboben ffiblte. Nus
Berbem empfanb er ben Iebtaften
Munf6, bon ibr felbIt iiber eiaen buns
feln puntt ibrer @ersansen5eit onfge
tldrt 3u perben, iiber tueI6en, tpie er
tDuBie, ale Welt i'm Srrtbum mar. nnb
10 fam es, bGB @r0f 8srnbarb gi@bof
Der Grau bon WronBfn Ieinen Mrm aes
bOten bate, I'm fie bur@ sas Opern.
baus gu fiibren, unb = He BON aller
WeIt betpunoerts ii9 ielbF bon 8ielen
benei6et 3u Diiien. 9as paar fanb eis
nige Minuten Dor bet oberen Sreppeus
ffufe nnb multerte bic Nuf. unb Nbftei,
genben.
Wel9 i@6ae Soiletten, ia9te sSulutta
Wronbfp bal5Iaut, inbem &c nit elmer
taunt mertbaren 8ewegung ibres I'D
9ers ouf 3tuei eben pOriiberseben6e Sas
men mics, es 1T ein gutter 8eoba1tungs,
poiten bier.
2eiber f6unen sic bic f96nfe Spi.
lette bes Ibeuos nidt ieben, gndoige
Grau, faste Elm iuneer Offiaier, ser auf
Der anoeren Geite neben ibr fanb.
sic blidte TIN fragenb an.
Sic f6anten bieieIbe NUT Ieben, tuenn
fi9 ein 6piesel Sbnen gegenhber be-
fdn5e, iagte ber Ofii3ier NIT perbinbIis
dem 2d@eln, feinen @9nurrbart freis
9enb unb ibre Geitalt NIT breifter 8es
numbering muitern0.
|, Bernbar0 fiblte, tDie ibre 6ano fiGj
etipas feiter auf feinen Nrm Ie9te, tpdbs
reno he nit einem ibr eigentbtimIi@en
Glif 5Dif6en ben Mimpern bin6urG
tiber ibren 8euunberer binnegiebenb,
ertpi0erte:
So bebauere, baB sic R9 ni9t in Ell
mem pubmaderlaben befinben, 6err bon
GOllen, bas lit ber Ort fiir 6pisael ua1
etHe getDilie Nrt Doa, Mrtigfeiieu.
9err bon Dollen Ia@te etipas geswuns
gen uno perabl6ieSete fi6 tur3 barauf,
trdbre4O 8ernbarb unb Sulutta bic
Stufen binabitiegen.
Sollen bat cine gute 2eciion meg,
iagte Berubarb Idnelnb.
SD tann bieie 9rt bon gompIimen.
ten tliGt leiOeu, ermiDerte Sulutta leb.
bait unb fenfte pl5Blid) ben Ropf Elm
nenig, tDdbreub cine feline &6tbe ibre
@auoen fdrbte.
@er3eiben sic, FuRerte he, i6 Der.
gaB, oaB sie bas ia natiirlitb BON nit
MOT siauben f5nnenl 5iejpra@ ipeber
psriest mod fp6ttlid. nur elm leiles 0is
brirsm, ME I'm nsbermoB I4merali@er
@rregnn5, rim i5rer 5tilrme b6rbar.
8ernbarb bIidie iie an. sSbr @efi9i
trug tDieoer fenen Iiebli6en, fdutter
men 4usorud, ben es nur ibm aegenii.
Der aa3unebmeH pflegts.
So6, sndbise 6rau, iaate er, id
CLAUDE germ, boB Der Nusbrud 70 unge.
i9idter nnb aubrlnsli6er 8epunberunQ
Sbren SsoI5 Oerlebt.
l8ortfetuns fcIst,l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-07

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