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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

cola leland Or c fg@nc l5 a s'Tn n.aa n &sa GSa
h' tl about sj,; German bark caroline say aha, y
Ilbrrs fo,in ,, 81 Schooner Esis \ Bayi.s tGHla9i
MaTa sugar lie Blush big Msro hense 70 Pass
ndrt 10 VSaaI,o T. o. lumber private ,erns
%r~,ai, tarn Ern, udas,uri, Pensacola to no JsneS,
Hn aero sl5 Brti,h steamer st. Oswald, hence to China
and Japan case oil 1nG , General coal Trade iGf Brush
,eauer Peace same os Bt,h ,'eI.E HsiS ON r 40
'T oh.4 acIC Gr SM de Tas a. ana
& O. Cd p2 Fr% s5o 5 5S%s Is 3
F n NEW short s isa 81 CO..? SO il
5Ss 'a e s slGs so ? F,4 nf s5% 9st
G5e sSGss 50 Plat, in hb; ~ 90 " S. 30 90
4 80 d, "a so Hf :ra and " ~ 80 at s cr
active and am Sss Su S5G09 n F5GcG
Ss4 Do; itot rib; slS %iPe p !
an" S july July y DKEsSED HogsRat63er e1'iGr ara
is S Isy Toc m0 Ps ,' LAkD-opon opened
I@t hs s,;Ss fn ar West b, poG'n operators lac N
the day caused slight Faction s'ea t wa" al
t. 592 Ed505c Cy 'ta@ 'tci3dy alG' o 100 ss tS
oIoc 5o tr. a4G5 a5c April closed a. 6otc; sale.
@ oe MAY co.d a! oCSe 1 EcnS 1000 c Ont O"
no. at GdS25c; south ATor,a 80 t.y IN, ma
t mTrE a. to prices Ees Continued f Cfea9
Sgy pr Sfi SGl. CTsa6Sry best 2s1-ssc 81
.rV =
G23c Held Crcawery lGs22e Siate parry ha s hN ta
choice state Dairy haf hkny tub, or pals ,d t,
, ,ads iI ,a 1TIisc; common ;5dlGc state Dairy,
npus and tnb, fancy c3c ehoce a22' fair TO good
= zoe Stat, Dairy nrGius. choice 20 fancy. 2o2a2"c
f,r 10 good i7d20c western Imitation Crcanery choie
81 aS3ct good I76l0.; fair. l3Ollc; Western DaFN,
cboicS isqioc do god i3q7e ,f 3r ll f1b5y'
Bic: nfs.s. is@@oc seconds. l;%I6c hlris. llai2c;
ourths Zoe rolls l0d lsc ul.ESl:- hed inodefSIe
inquiry at full prices state aetory IN ,rean is m1d
aiGsc good - prime 9la0c tar 70 S9,d 9492e sGm
o.: part skins, 56sc; W,.crn Hat !%Gloic: PennslI'
vanla skins. Is, a2c EGGs-Dull ana heavy on
rortnuod full receipts STATE and Penn-NN anna
fresh Wetein and Northwestern Isle; South.
western Isle; southern. l7dlS2c. -,
STEARINE-Slow and somewhat nominal city IRA
quoted at Che IN hhds. OltOiargaflhc-CiN i''io'
no sales ported. ..,. --.o.,., oh,,a,
No sales reported Fair refining quoted at 2sr; Zen
irfufal tort $50; do cost and freight 3 1od32r
RFIXEp-oriet and rather ca.e6 on 1 ofSs GF oGS
GranuIatCd Gac Mould -" e'9c u .. and a. IA"
y % IGe'. Whit F>tro &C" o.lGd5o.c yellow Extra
&c ;, 7.iGc other Yellows. 1lGd6 3lGc.
TALLOW-Urchangcd I'm price and quiet prime cry
quoted at 1l-l6c. No sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFtEE-lhtre a hrm market to-day FOR klo OF the
sIGt W,h fair degree OF activity. No. qIeted -:
de loco bac, the basis lSsC for NO. ana - ~
~ No. :. Mia growth, quiet and ntu. options hau y
Pule day, trad being purely local nature me uIII,
'N'N.r was ii-hor ia~-. and Price, AT thc Vi",c
O"td an advance j@10 points trcu-hout tle ena iS
'Vl'iLH ddhlt"s ana TINS, ia Vohyue
W. smaller receipt. Rio and santos, server a inc g.
hIl' factor Scne little LEGAL covering helped the tlc'
laNre closed = f. haher 81 ia Hayrc -oGOUO DiE9,
81 winch l47 GOc bags are l;ayan HAMBURG S1 NEsad
4d2 pig London, 81 hchcr IN scne clse,. Ohvliii
quotations, 10 D. in-Fcbruary 7Ss March l6s April,
To- I'd Nay 75s Sd June 7is; JULY 73s Rio qno's
'guar First 90 klCs nominal; Good second 90 hlIoS
loo eNchange prhat., l2'- icce,, to iti0 oG 20
D2i RO clcilanCes United States, 10000 bags hp
eraranccS 70 Europe. 1000 bags RIO stock coo bass
i.o market quiet receipts IN santos, 1000 bags santos
stOck 2ifOOO bags: Santos market lri gOOd average
SSano', $50 CLEARED non Rio. February -, s. >:
Saicrho. 10000 Lays. Hcrcy:s NJ RIO July 70 February
Is. ISL LCs7 600 bags same time 1890 1926 900 bags ;
.inc time 1880 3O77 00o receipts at Santos July
o. February 49, 1891, 2.33GC00 bags; same Time le?O
i949OOO bags SANE tine 1882 1Cj0,000 bags. Total
sales hero today, 10 $50 ba.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
GIBSON BELIEVED TO HAVE FLED
LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN THE ALLEGED
wHIsKEY TRUST CONSPIRACY.

Peoria. H. Feb. 15.-It is the general belief here
that George j. Gibson, secretary of the Whisky
Trust is well on his way abroad and aided by plenty
OF money will escape. The only Trust man fouhu
who would talk said that Gibson has been gone
since Thursday night and would not return. ADDING
that the bail bond of $4,000 was bagatele II
WAS thought best 10 get away before any further
charges wero made and the bonds increased by action
of the state authorities. 1t was found today that
Gibson eight months ago purchased at mining
store Oh Lincoln-ave fifty pounds of dynamite.
About n month ago he bought a quantity Of
blsulphde Of carbon and phosphorus at drug store.
He had learned the secret OF the compound from q
chemist whom he frequently invited TO dino with
him and invariably led TO talk on the subject OF
chemicals of this nature. Finally he had his son 60
to the chemist and have him prepare small portion
of the mixture for experimental purposes. 1t Is
supposed he purchased the ingredients and compounded
the mixture intended for Dewar. The formula an
ranged for q heavy proportion OF phosphorus which
would ignite cloth paper freely.
Two special detectives arrived in the city Thurs
day night and have been shadOwng the Trust officers
and distlllers ever since. II is suspected they are
looking for the machnist who made the machines that
wa ssent 10 Dewar time ago. Gibson has not been
seen here since Thursday noon. although the story was
industriously circulated that he in the city. Al
the National Hotel meals are sent up to Gbsons
ROOM but ii is not known who eats them Those In a
position to know say it Is not Gibson. II is the
general opinion here that the will result in the
Whiskey Trust being rclegated 10 history
The latest story IS TO the effect that Gibson left here
on the express early Friday morning for South
America When asked about the truth Of the rumOr
one Of his friends said that Gibson would be Of the
reach OF officers I'm a few days. The friend did not
know whether Gibson had gone to Europe or south
America but declared he would be seen In Peoria
again. :" He has plenty of money said the friend.
"and does not need TO live in PEORIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
posrcoMMANDERs WANT TO SPEND THE MONEY.

POST COMMANDERS WANT TO SPEND THE MONEY.
meeting OF the associated commanders and quarter
masters OF thirtythree G. A. Il. and Naval posts OF
this city and its vicinity was held at the rooms OF
Hans Powell Post, No. 63s. G. a. H.. in the Essex
Market building yesterday afternoon. FOrtyfour dele
gates were present The object OF the meeting was
IN take action regarding Assembly bill No. IS, which
was introduced by Assemblyman Earl on January 10
in behalf OF the Memorial Committee OF the Il. a. X.
This bill is intended amendment 10 Chapter 2G1
Laws OF lass, which states that all money given by
the state for the relief of veterans and their families
shall be dsbursed by the postcommanders and quarter
masters The amendment is designed to put this
mower into the hands OF the Memorial Committee
THE commanders say that the Memorial Committee
meets only four times year II cannot know the needs
Of the members of the different posts as well as the
nost-commanders and quartermasters. who hold meet
tnps four times a month. The latter were OF the
npnion that they could carry the law better than
ne committee could and decided to print circulars
defining their views and TO distribute them among the
various posts. $780,, I'll, "a. III.
ehau nc attained A resolution concerning the
amendment was signed by all the representatives
nresent and will be taken to Albany at once
= After having passed a resolution OF reIet on &C
connt OF the death of General sherman the meeting
vnS adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

200 to New-YOrk 200; o. saIt 1ioo market aei o
head total for thus far ~ 74o for time IA:
es6 90 concigned thIor sh $50 to New. md
mixed. - 7oas3 IS Yoriess 80 GJGs3 IS pigs, - CO.
Chicago Feb. 1.-THE Evening Journal reports ;
coo and about eyeTythng sod prime ana
medium, 80 75asi Is hc!tes s3ds3 80; cows 81 29a
~ 30; s:ockers. - 5oGS3 50. Hoys-Receipt- ld@96
sale. 20 600 market active Sc higher; IS 10
as 80 prime packer. and mixed eS jod:3 90: PrlGs
heavy and butchers weights - Gc - 20 ist. % JOG
81 60 Sncep-Receips, 1000: natiyes. q 21d3i :, "a
tlves lngs and wetheis $50 so: Westerns 81 0O6
- 90 Texas sfde4 20 native lambs IS 5Od s8 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

There were sales Of 81 900 barrels Of Buckeye oil
at o3d 90 There sales Of 900 barrels OF Bn'R-
eye AT % IA cents.
There was only a fair business In refined petro
lcun but the market strong. The final quotations
show an advance OF five points In barrels NJ 80
80 cents (bulh 4DJ cents and gain OF ten points
IN cases al q.GJ cents per gallon. Crude was nm
hanged AZ : 10 bulk 4.65 cents and naphtha at :
cents per gallon =.
Antwerp prices advanced to Il - francs, Tut ended
with net loss Of > franc AT 10 5-7d 10 - francs pr
100 kiIos Quotations were unchanged AZ Bremen ~
G7O marks per 80 klos and NJ London at J-S pence
nor immortal gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
II one were not accustomed 10 anomalies in the pc
trolcum market, il would be OF surprise that
values should maintain their recent strength in view
Of two important features OF the Observation-Disclosures
antStandard legislation in Pennsylvania and the eX-
cessvc production Of the fields. As regards the former
influence should naturally look for unfayorabe
effect not only speculation but legitimate busl
ness. A bill is now before the Pennsylvania Legs
lature which is more radical in than was the
Billngscy bll which finally met defeat In the spring
OF 1-o7. The Burdck bill, now pending, aims at a
most radical reduction IN ppc line charges, WINE AT
the time II proposes TO exert a complete power
over property Is contemplated in mucn OF the con
hscaiOry anli-railroad legislation now threatening IN,
VcsmentS AT tine West. without discussing III uetdu
the merits Of the case. il may be remarked that the
producers who are pushing the measure nave appa,
emily concluded thai a cheaper proceeding than bud
inc = rival nine Zine To the seaboard Is to achieve BY
legislation reductions in tolls lat woul G!capch tc
cost of oil TO the foreign consumer without gvms
more value TO the producer. If III: National transit
Company feels about the lrdick bill aS ala fcapeG
ing the Bingsley bill. the movement IN favor OF VIZ
former may well be considered ~ rarght WIN no
mcntOIS consequences u the pcnnSy wanna Oh MdustTi
As regards the field situation, statistics ccrainB
are what we are accls Olned 10 can Dea'iSn, NM
complete pipeline report for January was more r'
favorable than any that has been made IN years
net stocks now amount 10 0,6537,a barrels, an A.
crease from December of 3GO,264 barrels ana a DC
crease from January year ago OF only 80 ,4oo ptI
res National Transit certificates were increase
30 900 for Che month and now stand al 3,3oo'oop
barrels a decrease compared with January, leVo' ~
l390,775 barrels. Compared with December the ~
crease in pipeline runs 233,0io barrels. wnic
The deliveries decreased 2G1.llj barrels. Ihe
daily average of runs reached the remarkable tD'H
of more than $1,000 barrels. against OhlN " 20,
COS barrels per day In January, l7yO, me W
deliveries last month fell below 10000 barrels a"S
against daily in the coTrc pending n3 ILL., U
1850 Of more than 5000 barrels. II We S"r rc m
the comparison back further IT would grow H23Ti"r
favorable rs went toward 1-o'. Inc IolloMttbhss
table comparing the reports for the laU M fmnd
with January in the four preceding years VIII DC o
worthy of study.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IIyerpool Feb IA, p. m.-Detf-KodeFs caer freely
prime MES easy a. as Pclk-loders o1eT freely.
iams-Iolters OGer freely short cut about 10 Is ~,
easy at as. Bscon--Hoder, ofer Freely Shoulders-
About lo 70 Is n, dull a ?4s Cheese-Holdegs oaer
IaoW@Holicrs offer ncderottly Tgglentne and rosin-
Holders oner freely IardSnot and ftuIC-Holdcrs offer
Moderately prime Western spe; ane February anll az
AR sn,Iinclv Toui-Holdars offer moderately Corn
Srot and futrcs-Ioldr, crr freely mYcd Western spot
and February ,tradv at - I'D March steady at d., 3.i
Anti STEADY IS Old Hops at London-Paeihc Coast
Holders Cntr odel atcly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
OIL MARKETS.

on CRY PENN Feb National Tian-it certificates
on ned NJ SOsc highest SO'sc lowest. Soc closed
SP.c sas 0o0 bis; clearance 30 600 bbs char.
ter- 7sOl5 bO. shipments. TO.S3 bbl- runs. t0i o.
bbl..
Plttsburr Penn. Feb ti--Ictfoleum. light trading
National Transit riiacsts opened at S0sc closed a.
sOsc. highCst s01,c low st. 500.
Brad'o d. Penn. Feb li.-Natora Transit certificates
opened sOisc closed SOLE highest Soasc lowest
SOC. Clea' auces. ais 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

Commander samuel Lewis, Of Delaware, has lust
made public letter addressed to him by the Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Wilmington. A. A. Curtis. Bishop
Curtis wrote: In compliance with your request. I
am free TO say, and TO say with pleasure. that the
Catholic Church has nothing against the Grand Army
OF the Republic. and furthermore. there is reason
why in the OF deceased Catholic members OF that
body. all military hOnOrs should not be combined with
religious funeral rites. The members OF the g. A. r.
therefore, NAV appear uniformed in church, NAV fire
salute in the cemetery. and there make friendly
cubgum OF the departed. TO which their affection or
patriotism may move them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
LIVE srocK MARKErs-RY rELEGgApn.

Buffalo. Feb: 1f.-Catte- Receipts to-day. 500 head
1870; consigned through 8 $50 70 NewYork ZOO Oh
gale. 20 market nIm and unchanged Sheep and Lambs
Receipts to-day, 1900 head total for week thus far.
&c. 400 for time week. 49, consigned through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

Warehouse do ivciles since February l. 1891 New.
OK, l23fj5 BAGS Baltimore 7,1S9 bags NewOrcans,
H"lG bag total. 40. $50 bags.
COTTON-On the spot suffered further decline Of Lice,
with SLOW trade sales 2i7 bales for consumption.
Port receipts - Gjt bales, against lS2l bales this day
last week. and 020 bales this day last year. Crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

| TODAT
Sun rises GAS Sets 80 Moon sets Lee IN Moons M.
HIGH WATER
| A.M-Ssndy Hook $40 Gov. Island 2O2 Hell! oatA 3bs
P.A-Sandy HOOK 2:lS Gov. Island 2,3s Hell GAZE al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

lt
The refined situation remains strong, nn' v %0 ,d
succial feature Of activity. Prices N nome ~ 80
vnnced slightly last week. while abroad slEHl Nlt
dGncv toward ca,e was developed. Inc eAP'''s ~
crude refined etc. from the Atlantic plttS iI,. H
January 10 date a-c estimated at Oi3p''p s'Ipls
a decrease OF I.l5D,OOO gallons from the correspond
Ing period Of l-9O. -. o.,, ,to mr.,
In the crude certificate marRet6 last week me p'c
vailing tone was one strength although inc ~ amy
did not reach large figures and the variations i t ~
activity from day 10 day were eccentric Inc ppcr
line report when published affected prices but ntv,
II served merely To- check operations. me beall-'
character OF the report had been antlclpaeh te III
trolling Influence in the market was tno ro.,Ior
decline I'm the output I'm the Wildwood district Niero
Tho production has fallen u about 7WOo harSL PEI
day a decrease 81 30 pee cent fG0m Two weeks @eo
Prices dropped from 70ds cent? 10 'W - T T b ~
srhsenueutlv rallied 10 80 IA so cents. Inc bulis
arc ,,inr forward to collapse Of the rich WILDWOOD
field and II they not disappointed 1hee Is gr'uu
Tor hoplnC that the total production Will soon iab
below The present high daily average inc sp'cuH,.
ton however remains narrow ana az th' merry VI
nrotess ional trader, The heaviest daily TRANSACTIONS
~ the week occurred on Friday within limits OF only
cont I'm fluctuations. The week closed with options
totally neglected and the outlook Is somewhat M
certain The range q prices and the total denngS III
National Transit certificates at the stock EXCHANGE
and the Consolidated stock and Petroleum EXch'luGs
for the last two weeks were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

Stunned.

Good ord nary .......... o., Low VI ddling.... "a
s'rct Good odnary ......Ois Mddns ......s oi6
ppuons-A .urher break in prices occurred to-day. at.
thd WIKI rucN liquid ltiOn u longs" Speculation
reached r'Spc'tahle agsr gate. cons dcrinc The short
session. with most interest crItnrd IN May and August
deliveries. Lowest figures I'D late IN the session
aud tho close showed net losses % 3a5 points I'm al Hilton
10 The selling by louC-.n tho b.ar" element had aid
u W'0sr Liverpool and comparatively run
at Interior points. SALES g. GOO hli,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
Announcements.

Cathartic or purgative pills do more harm than
good. Carters Little Liver Pills do only good but
large amount Of that. only one pill dose.
DIR. LYoN's PERFECT TooTH POWDER
tho clean aud white and purfes the
An elegant toilet luxury Sold eryvhers 70 ceniA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

W WEST
Diseases Of the Nervous System. Gento. Urinary Org
Impotence and SNrility. Hours 10 i. 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

The month OF February has opener MIN pn' ~ Tto
,nrrovcmcnt I'm statistics over those of January. lh
daiIy excess Of runs over deliveries is actually larsp
in the Pennsylvania and West Nlrgina he.ns ' tom
The Buckeyc region Tho partial pipe line figures irou
February TO IL charters to tho 18Th, inclusive ao
as follows:
Runs Deliveries. Runs: Charters.
To.,l ttJs .. $40 500 1875 GOO1i 40 ~
iy,ragS ncr day. 20 s22 @ 0s2 $40 8-'Vf
The Buckeye Pipe Line reports as follows; Foes.
Runs Deliveries. rlns
r..., Mia as l7g 94a1S b5 W
. .. ~, 49,. 1:r SSls1 80 DIS b-oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEd .HERS.

TUESDAY. FEB II.
pWet. Lue fOr Mails close saIS
Oran)e Nassau. Royal Dutch. Hayti Cell am nm
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A high.back, fold collar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27
@pm stmfe 81 stufe.

aus Buffalo, 9t. g., f9reibt man !:
v@in 6al, Der in weiteren Grsiien
grobes Aufieben erregte, tam geaern
Dor Gidter Searer Dor. Ser 38fdbriae
Souls Woehlert, Ser msbrere Sab,
re als 2ofalreoacteur am bief9en Deuts
i9en .Demofrat" tbdtig mar, lit mes
gen gintru6s gu 5fpei Sabren &c.
fdngniB perurtbeilt tuorben. DerieIbe
1T bier In meiteiten &reifen betannt;
er batte Dor einisen Sabren bic So9ter
oes in3wii9en perforbsnen. lebr Bee
taunten oeutiden Mrjtes 06lter, eines
tDoblbabenben Wtaunes, gebeiratbet.
Sn Medlenburg geboren, mo er In Der
Mrmee gebient bate, fam Woeblert
1874 Ha6 ben Ser. 5taaten; obmobl
Raufmann bon 8sruf, manbte er R9
ber Soarnaliitit 81 unb fano Bel9dfti.
guug am rSem0trat1 no CT fiG lange
oes befonberen 8ertrauens bes perftprs
benen 0erausgebers ienes Blattes.
Griebrib 6elO, erfreute. Na@bem CT
oiefe etelluns aufgegeben batte. ertparb
er elm oeutitbes 9latt In Granb Napios,
Wft6., bate aber fein @ldd bomit unb
febrte nod Mblauf zines sSabres ent.
mutbigt nod Buffalo 3urhd. 6eitbem
lebte CT unitdt unD ergab ftb Dem Srun.
te; er berlieB bor einem Sabr feline
Jrau unb lebte nit elmer alten v2iebe".
ST ianf INNER tiefer, uub eines Saees
i'm Mai b. 5. Dernabmen feline frtibe.
rem Treunoe nit grfaunen unb Ge,
bauern. eab Woeblert ue9en ginbru9s
berbaftet motben mar. st mar in ben
Ga6en zines ieiner frhberen 5reunbe
eiasebro@en uno bate Waaren i'm
Wertbe bon $1,000 gefoblen."
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= WoTaFSoN.= =
Weit Sem Grlaufen ?"

gultllHU, HltI OelH StuDreOelt nQIurs
LID. Da8 lit Der rei6e Senator Steen.
huien. in Oeilen Saut m06te i9 iteden.
@r bat nod 2i1t, ipabri6einli6 ipiiblt
er ebeu in ieinen @eloldden. Eeufel,
bas mar Elm Blis!4
u9teenbulen ?" iaste Der 9teger nads
benfltd. .6idtis, oas lit ia Der Mann,
Der nit neinerl liebeu Serrn serne elm
Edn39en MAIDEN m09fe. gut, baB
On mid baran erinnerit, Sris, Der
Watroie erjablte es idon, aber es lit
imnler gut, bas @eoa6tniB mai alf3us
frifden.A
sd CLAUDE, Sim. mas ben gan,
susiia betrifft, 70 bait On elm lsibli6
9utes @eod6tniB."
r9ann idon iein. ga lit Die Com,
barobriide, mas? limb ienleitS foulnt
bic Nubenallter. Damn iinb mir mobl
balo tn llblenborit ?"
u@S lit nod Elm gnoe. Gannlt eS
tpobl ni9t abmarten, Sim? g8ir ntiiis
fen bod erit Wtitterna9t beranfommen
laiien. WeiBt GU, bann frie6en Die
3onitabler bel oem idleAten Wetter
inter-
nSit Nnes ri9tig ausbaloopert ?"
rToafommen. 0te9ts bonn Sans>
fur liest bas 3inmer bes 6ausberrm
uno babinter Die 8ibliotbet. 9infs Ser
Salon unb binter bielem tas 59lafs
Gunner oes iunsen 9errn. Ser Alte
f9ldft oben."
n@ut. llnO Die @emobnteiten Der
0ausbemobner 2"
sDie Dienerl6aft ipobut i'm @ou.
terrain nnb lest itb uln Sebn l1br tn'S
Bett. Ser G(te 9ebt Wtitttpo6s unb
SonnabenbS In leine1 Stub umb fommt
oann um 5wOlf llbr beim. Sonft lest
er fi9 ebenfaaS um 5ebn llbr auf's
Ohr. 9ente baben mir Dienita9, er
ipiro alio iAlafen."
yl1ub Der Sunse?"
nSa. ba laBt ii9 ni9ts beltiinmen.
Ser lebt 3iemlid unreeelndbig, nit
Dem miihen mir e8 eben rtsfiren."
y@ut, Sris, nit oem nliilien mir CUR
Siotb anoermeitig fertis lper6en."
.DaS lit aber Deine Sa1e, Sim;
On fennit unlere gerabrebnns."
vgerleB Did b'rauf. 9fo6 Sins =
wie itebt es NIT ben 9uuoen?"
.aeine Oorbanoen."
lin 10 beGer!"
Gm Sdulmese in ublenborlt, no Die
Siaa Sanguena lag, mar aaes itia uuo
ountel. Iu6 bas 6aus bes Braflias
nerS lag lidtlos binfer ben I6weieenoen
Ddnmen bonn wolfeni6merem 6rnlnel
lsn4tete fein Wonbftrubl, nur Der
yladtmino trieb ben &esen rauI6eno
onrd Die 0uft.
sGs 1T gut, oaB bas @npitter iid)
peraogen bat iaste Srie @ebrte !;
aipenn Der beilise 8etrus Elm biShen
3esel gei6oben bat, fdlafen bic Meu.
f9sn INNER am beiten. SD etaube,
mir f0nuen unS an bic slrbeit MAIDEN.
Sorwarts. Sim. in bes 9eufels yla,
men. oas Seniter re6ts. oa mtiiIlenlpir
binein!"
(Gprtiebuna fplot),
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-27
@ate s(msiid,tem fiir Wictoria.

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