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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
sAvANNABs TAMMANY CLUB.
It Meets Behind Closed Doors to Dis
cuss Local Politics.

It Meets Behind Closed Doors to Dis
cuss Local Politics.
The TammRny Club held a meeting at
Turner hall last night. There was a large
attendance Of the members. The club Is
composed Of citizens OF the Fourth district
who propose to take baud in the city aud
county elections this fall They want a
share of the offices, it is said.
The organization was originally called the
Conservative Club, but the name has been
changed to shat OF the Tammany Club on
account of the adoption of the oath of the
well-known organization OF that name. ALI
members OF tho club are pledged to abide by
the decision OF the majority and to support
whatever action is taken by the club.
The Tammany Club is very exclusive
organization and admits only those TO mem
bership who are believed to be In sympathy
with its purposes 1t is opposed to the Nc
Bride element in the Fourth district.
The meetings are secret and sharp look.
out is kept for reporters.
The club claims IT'S members
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
CITY BREvITISS.

8. D. Rosenbrock has been appointed
postmaster at Isle Of Hope.
DR., r. G. Norton has had telephone put
in at his residence, The number is 532.
Conductor Barbee, who was presented
last week with a gold watch, has had gold
chain presented TO him by other friends.
DR.. Norton reports Ida Virgins, the
colored woman who was 80 dangerously shot
by her husband few nights age, on fair
way to recover.
The bark Edward A. Sanchez sailed yes
terday for Sapelo quarantine station. 10
appears that previous to coming to this port
from Baltimore she had sailed from Balti-
more with -four for Rio Janeiro, from where
she returned to Baltimore via the Barbados.
The Sanchez loaded coal for this port and
arrived at Tybee Wednesday night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
MRS. QUINN IN JAII.

Her Assault Upon Lawyers Results In
a Three Months Sentence.
Mrs. Quinn, an account of whose assaults
upon Lawyers Morgan and Seabrook was
published in Yesterdays MORNING NEWS, Is
now enjoying the experience of life be-
hind Jail bars for her conduct.
She was tried before Judge MacDonell
IN the city court yesterday morning. and
the evidences OF her guilt were so over
whelming that the judge sentenced her TO
pay hue Of 500 and costs or serve three
months In jail Mrs. Quinn could not pay
the fine and she was sent to jail
Three months confinement in that institu-
ton will probably cure the woman Of her
Matchmaking habits. AT any rate Mr..
Morgan aud Mr.. Seabrook will have three
months Of peace.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
LAST YEARS BUSINESS.
A PROSPEROUS SEASON DESPITE
THR GENERAL DEPRESSION.

The Volume of Trade Foots up Over
SI25. oo,ooo-Short Cotton Receipts
and Depreciation in Values of Cotton
and Naval Stores Cause q Falling
on IN Comparison With the Record
for 18el-An Increase of 100000
The MORNING. News prints to-day a
record of the trade and commerce for the
past year.
It gives a fairly Gloss approximation Of
the total Of SaVannah's actual and floating
business as q whole. There is necessarily a
considerable falling of in comparison with
the previous years business, due to the
short cotton receipts as well as the great
Depreciation in cotton and naval storeI
values. This had more or less effect on all
other trades, which, Of course, were neces-
sarily scaled down In proportion.
The figures show that while the year be-
fore was prosperous one. in point of fact
10 was also the heaviest trade ever covered
by Savannah. The past season, all things
considered, was also fairly prosperous
year, and, while the sum total OF the years
business shows q marked falling Off it was,
TO say the least, a prosperous season.
OF course the receipts and valuation of
cotton took precedence over everything
else and most branches sympathized. There
was a substantial increase In the number Of
packages of naval stores produced and
shipped to this market; but there was a fall
ing of In valuation owing TO the low prices
caused from overproduction.
A BIG JUMP IN LUMBER.
The lumber trade makes a splendid exs
hibit. There was an increase of fully 49,
0O0, 900 feet in the expectations. This was
effected in the face OF a year of depression
In almost everything else in the south.
Fertilizers make rather poor showing.
Sales fell off heavily, while there was no
increase In price to offset the loss. There
was also very small falling or in the num-
Der of vessels visiting the port This is &C
counted for in the larger sized vessels
that have come here, as the total amount Of
tonnage was about the same.
The clearing house returns make splen- |
did exhibit for year of depression and low |
values and show to what an enormous vol |
ums the trade Of the port will approximate |
Ia good season.
Taxing 1t all in all. there are but few Oft |
Ies 10 the south capable Of showing such |
figures or doing the business that this port |
enjoys. In fact. not many In the whole |
country.
THE COMPARISONS.
The following is a comparative estimate
Of the valuation of Savauuahs trade during |
the year beginning Sept /, 1891. and eading
Aug. 81, 1899, With shat Of the previous
year:
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A BIG INCREASE IN TRAFFIC.
The Baltimore Line of Steamers Bust
ness on the Jump.

The Baltimore Line of Steamers Bust
ness on the Jump.
The Merchants and Miners Transporta-
tion Company's wonderful increase of bust
ness since last year is one of the best evil
dences OF Savannah's prosperity. Its cot
ton business increased 40 per cent, its lum-
Der trade about 80 per cent, Its orange busi-
ness 80 per cent, and its vegetable business
about so per cent.
The company's passenger traffic kept
pace with the increase in its other depart
ments Of trade, and the books show it to be
fast becoming a popular route for travel.
The company has another steamer under
course of construction, which, will be ready
in February or March, and it is probable
then that another steamer will be put on
the Savannah line and the facilities in-
creased in keeping with increased business
which the Merchants and Miners is ENJOY
ing under the management Of Agens Caro-
Ian, who took charge Sept l, 1891.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
AT REST IN LAUREL GROVE

Mr. Louis Stern Buried Under a
Wealth OF Flowers.
Louis Storms body was laid to rest In
Laurel Grove yesterday under profusion
of magnificent floral tributes from his sad
dened friends.
The funeral took place at II o'clock from
Mr.. Max Storms residence at No. 1885,
Charlton street. Rabbi !. P. Mendes OF
Mickva Israel congregation performed the
impressive rites Of the Jewish faith, and
paid q tender tribute in beautiful and chasts
language TO the deceased young mans high
character.
Calanthe lodge, Knights Of Pythias, at
tended with full ranks. The pall-bearers
were Mr.. d. Sternberger and DR.,
Daniels Of Calanthe lodge, Mr.. J. NJ. Frank
of the Young Mems Hebrew Association
and MIR. Nj. Hyams, Jr., Mr.. Sig Binswan-
ger, Mr.. Julius Mas and Mr.. George Barr.
ultimate friends Of Mr.. Stern.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
REsrINa on TaRIR OARS.

Neither Railroad Company Will Do
Anything More Until Monday.
The Electric railway and Coast Line
trouble at Thunderbolt remains IN statu
quo. Judge Falligaut announced yesterday
morning that he would take no action upon
the application Of the Electric line for an in
junction 60 prevent the Coast Line railway
from crossing its wires at Thunderbolt, and
60 compel it to remove its poles on the cleo
trio Railway Company's land. until Monday
morning, when the temporary injunction
granted the Coast Line will also come up
for hearing. Both companies will now
await Judge Falligant's decision.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
DECLINED TO PAY DOG TAX.

the Mayors Decision.
Yesterday was dog day" in the police
court. Mayor MoDonough had big crowd
OF delinquent canine taxpayers before him,
most of whom settled up.
c. T. Cooper, 7. Mcfarland, Henry G.
Goss. T. e. Harvey, e. H. Kent, 81. Burger,
w. g. Waters and Baldwin Drayton, who
reside in the suburbs, declined to pay the
tax, and upon being fined 81 each, appealed
their cases TO council
This will bring up again the legality of
tho dog tax, and II the aldermen sustain
Mayor MoDonouRh the cases will be certi-
oraried to the superior court, where, il
eminent legal opinion is any good. the city
will get the worst Of the contest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
A House Thief Arrestad

Venus Weston, a colored servant girl OF
w. Z. Wimberly's house, was arrested yes
terday by Detective Dunno for robbing her
employer. For several weeks Mr.. Wimberly
has been missing things from his house, and
finally he employed Detective Dunno to in
vestigate the matter. The officer went ont
to the girls home yesterday morning and
made search, which resulted in his finding
all the articles which Mr.. Wlmberly missed
and other things as we'll. He then arrested
she girl and carried her TO jail.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
LABOR DAY RACES.
An Interesting Gard of Events
nndarhnlr Park

An Interesting Gard of Events at
Thunderbolr Park.
Manager A. p. Doyle has a fine lot Of
entries for the races on Labor day over the
course Of the Thunderbolt driving park.
The track is in excellent condition and some
lively contests may be expected. The en-
tries are as follows:
THREE MINUTE TRoTTING AND PACING.
w. T. Birch, r. e. Jack; DR.. Jasme, s. g.
Sorrel Clay; A. P. Doyle, br. m. Birdie
oNE-HALF MILE DISTRIBUTING.
W. T. Birch. b. &. Little s.; Lawrence
Kelly, b. M, Emma Rhodes.
oNE-FoUBTH MILE HEAT-RUNNINa,
Charles Younglove, g. m. Irish Girl;
James Furling, s. z. Jim the Bully; James
Mehrtens. So. m. No Name; A. p. Doyle,
br. NJ. Mollie H.
In addition to the above events, Claymore,
Jr.. the young trotting stallion, and lobe
will be sent q special race. The programme
will last the entire afternoon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
AMERICAS DISCOVERY.
Savannah's Catholics to Common
rate the Event Oct Ia

rate the Event Oct. IL.
A number Of prominent Catholic gentle
men, among whom were Messrs. J. J. Nc.
Gowan, John R. Dillon. John T. Roman, C.
F. PrenderGast, E. ]. Kennedy and j. F.
Brooks. met yesterday for the purpose Of
considering the question OF celebrating the
discovery OF America by Columbus.
1t was agreed to call a mass meeting of
the Catholics Of the city next week TO ar
range for the celebration, which will take
place Oct. IL. This celebration will be IN
addition 20 the religious services which will
De held throughout this country on that
gay 6y the direction Of his holiness Pope
Leo Kill
1t Is probable that this part OF the OBJ
ser vance OF the day here will consist Of an
address at night In the cathedral nv Pr
Rev. Bishop Becker on the life of Column
bus.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
Selling Out Shoaa

To leave the city. Our entire large stock
OF shoes aud slippers must be sold by Oct.
/. as we then leave Savannah. Cost or not.
entire stock Of shoes must be sold by that
time, as we are determined to sell them out.
NJ. L. Lambert 100 Broughton street
Bankrupt Shoe Store.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
Pure and wholesome QueIity

Commends to public approval the Cali
forniA liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of
Figs. II is pleasant to the taste and by aot-
ing gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels
to cleanse the system effecsually, It pro-
notes the health and comfort Of all who uso
it, and with millions 1t Ii the best and only
remedY.--dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
Criminals Sent to the Gang.

The city court held a short criminal ses-
sion yesterday. Alex johnson and Ben
Gregg we're each sentenced to six months OF
the gang for larceny from the house, Moor
johnson and George Davis were given three
months each for vagrancy, and William
Dunnam was fined $50 for cheating and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

The rose bud opened TO the morn.
While yet the dew hangs on the thorn,
Exhales less sweetness than is wont
To breathe from lips that SOZoDONT
Has touched with a soft crimson glow
That shows the dazzling teeth of so. Id
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

The Canadian Pacifcis negotiating with
the dominion government for the purchase
Of the Intercolonial railway, which, owing
TO political influence and Encouragement,
is said to cost the taxpayers OF Canada
50, $50, 900 a year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

Vestibuled express trains are now run
between Philadelphia aud Boston by the
Reading road and over the Poughkeepsie
bridge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
RIVER AND HARRoR.

The steamship Colorado is expected to ar
rive here this morning from Galveston. She
has on board Q, 100 sacks of oats.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
The Trade RevievV.

Copies OF the MORNING NEWS Trade Re-
view, in wrappers ready for mailing. are on
sale at the business Office. Price cents.
dd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
RAIL AND CROSsTIE.

It is again denied by Jay Gould that the
Elkins-Widener syndicate has obtained con-
troll Of Manhattan Elevated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
The Trade Review.

Copies of the MORNING NEWS Trade Re-
view, in wrappers ready for mailing, are
on sale at the business Office. Price cents.
ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

A new railroad between Ogden, Utah and
San Francisco will be called the San Fran.
cisco and Great Salt Lake railroad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
The Trade Raviaw.

Copies Of the MORNING News Trade Re-
view, in wrappers ready for mailing, are on
sale at the business Office. Price cents.
ud.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

Last weeks east-bound freight shipments
from Chicago amounted to 54,948 tons,
against 50, 6S6 the preceding week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

me mamma says we can't play with you
cause you have the mumps" 'Ah. go on
'Taint so, fer give 'em to Sammy Gibbs
day afore yistedy Life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

Take Hoods and only Hoods, because
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures 1t possesses
merit peculiar to itself. Try it yourself.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03
The best shirts made have this
SHissZ.A..''',5R;S3<

On VIIbIls
This is also the case with collars and cuffs.
dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

The Central Bailroad of New Jersey has
been restored to its former officers and
directors, the Reading obeying the decision
of Chancellor McGill, recently given at
Tranton, and from which they will take an
appeal In spite of this the Reading and
Jersey Central roads will continue to be
operated in harmony with each other.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-03

The boycott of the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad has been declared OFF by
the Southern Passenger Association, Here
after all lines in the association will give
that road ticket representation.
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Effd6.Sof6rinaen.

StraBbure. Weun uniere s9Sn.
buftrie fid anfdnsli6 be3ii9lid Der Ue.
tbeilisirt9 an Der Meltausitellung In
@bieaso 5iemlid suridbielt, 10 ourfte
biss berislben nidt iibelsenomme, wer.
ben, benn bel Der @isenart uuierer 3n.
bnffrie, fowobl mas Die Tertilbrante,
oils nartentliA bic @las., Yor,ellan.
unb Sapenees6abrifen betrifft, 10 lag
bic @efabr Der ytafabmuns %aasunahe.
sc lit aber ben Hemiibun9en bcs tliaB.
lotbringii1en 9anoesfommiiiars. OeS
9rofel{ors @drifer. Der ieiuer $Seit be-
fanntlid aud bic reidsldnoiid)e Ab.
theiluns BET Der Miindener aunitSe,
iperbeausitelluns einridtcte. s%elnngen,
oiefe Geoenfen gu Seritreuen tno es
Hsrpen %nameutli6 bic @lasiebriteu
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CONVSN
RarIsrube. DaS altrenommirte
Dotel r5uut griinen 6of" beim 0aupts
babubof, S6ds @rben gebOrig, lit gum
Dreiie BON 24O, 900 Wtarf an Mtaurer<
meiiter 06rner bierielbit ii~bergegangen.
Dem Bernebmen nod beabiidtigt Der
ileie gigentbiimer ben 9riinen 9of4
n~ieberSnle9en uno an bie1er 9telle
ulebrere prddtise ~yieubauten 5u eriteleu.
- Die 9roBartie betriebene aleioer<
fobrif bon 9er3mann & SO. bat ibre
3ablunset1 eingeitellt. Der Gbeilbaber
Der Strma, bereit elmer Snbaber fiirSli1
9~eIforbet TT, Qeopolb- Bormier, lit BON
3arlsrube peri9munoen unb miro fteds
brieli9 uerfot9t.
NltIubbeim. Der bieiige Gag
l6buer 8. Miiller bat tettbir in Ger
Sriibe etnen S9aben i'm 5tale erlist
ten, ipie Ct in folder @eile gemib
&aBerft felten porfommt. Gs mar fiira,
it'd frilde Nanbitreu bonn @albe gebolt
nn0 9eitreut tporoen unb oamit iheiut
aud cine iiber Elm Meter lanse 0iinselr
natter nit berein9ebra1t moroen III
tstn, tpel4e ii9 elmer 3iege In ben
S9lanb 5tpdnste. Nls Die 6rau in
ben StalI fam, idaute fie Die 3ieee
70 esentbiimli9 utrusisa an. 10 oaB
@rffere TT ibrer Nnglt einel ladfun.
oisen Na9barn berbeirief. Der ojinete
ber Batientin bas Wtaul nno entoedte
h0a Ghtmnn1enAe eiuer GMfonos NIese
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9otbringenS uno mebrere Babrifcn,
lpelde alf Dem @etiete Der &eralnif
Iulcrorbentlid)es ~leiitcu. Die Musltel.
lung beidi6cn. IS lit aud) Die Mfos,
lidfcit %porbonbeu, oaB Die Dombalts
biitte in Wteb Gbeile ibrer 5ammlun<
gen nod Gbicago lenbet. Der glci9e
Intra3 ltc9t Der bieligen Dombarbiitte
Dot, jeboh lit iiber oeren 8etbeiliguns
1to1 nid)tS entidieoen.
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cokaC=N ad6rio6ten aus Der.
aften 9eimat6.
@IrffemGera,

Stuttgart. Sad Dem Gseiie.
prosramm bes 9lew Yorfer Mannsr.
geiangpereins ,MrionH miro berielbe
bonn %. bis %. Suit ii6 in Stuttgart
auibalten. - Der bieiige gereit CUR
6eburg Der Sittli6feit madt neuers
6tngs 1T etipas ionberbarer Weiie BON
iid reoen. Deriefbe fol- ndmlid ben
girfusoireftor Sannes amfgeioroert
baben, Die sroBen Glafate, wel9e bers
fetbe CUR Reflame bier unb III ben 9tab<
baritabten a~usbansen lieb, 3i entferuer,
ba bieielben 0ffeutli6es NergerniB ers
regeu. Dabei tann man lpirtlid NIT
bent beitem Wi1en an ben 8iloern ri1ts
unanifdnoiges finben.
Badnan9. @ine 19ltmme @r>
fabrung mofte bteier Gage eiu bieiiger
9eberfabrifant NIT eitlem jnnsen Wta1ltle,
wel4en er, na9oem berlelbe Dor &ur3sm
bie &rbetterfolonie @rla9 p%erlallen
bate. alS 8u6balter in iein @el9dft
etnltelte. Der junge Manr bate
ttdmlid BEN Nuftrag erbalteu, auf bet
Babnbof gu geben, um baiclbit bie
Sradt fir eineu Wasen Ninoe I'M 8es
trag bon 400 Wfarf 3u besabten. N1s
fat iid ietneS Nuftrags gu entleOi9er,
bebtelt ct bas @elo fir fib unb iudte
alsbalb bas Weite.
@btngen. 9or 8ursent lpurbe
bter Der Sabrtfant Tbeooor @ros beers
bigt. @ro3, Der baS Yreblem be8 6drs
tens Der Hunoftublnaoeln lDite, mar Ut
ipriiuglid einfafer arbeiter. ~.9eine
Gabrif bei9dftist 400 9erioneu.
1ofen, O.<M. Gann5tatt. Der
20nts fubr bteier Gage nit leiner To9s
ter iiber @annitatt mad 6ofer a. u.
un6 lieB iiA TN Wirtbl1aftSgarten Der
S4lobruine 11teoer, I'm cine @rfriihung
etn5unebmen. Ga Der Wirtb bic @dite
erfannte, tpollte er i9leunieft ben 9ars
teutti1 NIT etnem Tiihtu1 beoeden,
mas fid Der 30nig NIT Der Bemerfung
perbat, ct molle bier riftS anoereS lein
oils Elm anberer @alt aud.
Oberteinaa. 8or einiser 3eit
bate Elm 1~5iGbrigeS Mdb6en bon bier
6as nnsliif, cine giaoel, Die es beim
Wdben In ben Munb aeitedt bate, 3u
uerfdluden. Die Naoel seriefb IN Sic
9uftr0bre. anfanss mad)te ibr bic
Sade tpent9er Belfmerben fie bate
inobl %3eitpeiie 5dmerSen, bod fonute
fie i9lafen unb elien. Yor Gur3ert
nun mari Tie infolse zines itarfen 6uifens
anfallS Elm Stid Der 9taoel aus, Der
aubere Tbeil NIT Der Spite iheint iid
aber babel aur oefto feiter etneebobrt ai
baben. Seitber leioet bas Mabden
iinidglide Qualen. bat lelten eiren
Gusenblid Hube unb ba iie aud falt
,t1ts mebr genieBen fam, fpirb iie bon
Gag 3u Gag i9md6er. Da bic @nt>
fernuns Der yiabel bnrd eine Operation
ais unm0sli9 be5ei6net lpirb, 10 miro
ippbl ntdfS onbereS oils elm tranriger
Musgang 3a ertDarten lein.
Reutftngen. Gum 9ro6en Bun,
besfeft bes f6mdbiiden Sdnserbunbes
In Reutlin9en baben fid bereitS 60
Bereine a~ngenslbet nit 25O0 Sdnseril.
40 Dereine peroen iid am @ettselang
betbeiligen. Sci ben @elammtaafiiibs
rurtsen iperben bis gu 1000 Sanser
Mittpirfer.
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Der bon ibr p~erfertiste
mnpifd1s WiirteI

III Der tpunberbarfe SaIisman Der WeIt,
e. fbert feinem BefiBer spirflid nnitdbbare
Dortbeile @luf ulo Grfolg in @eIdaftem,
Qotterie unb allen lnternebnlunaen iber.
banpt, Gdub bot &raufbeiten uno I'm.
giifsfdaen, fopie anfeiti9e 8reunofdaft,
Qiebe lno gdtuna.
Oieie Wa9ifben GlrteI ipuroen suerF
bon Gran Sabine's rlrgrobmatter, Der
ueltberlbnaten Nae. Qenormano in Yarie
angeferti8t uno BON ibr fammt baS Sc.
hetmnlb Der &nfertigung berieIben MrD
Niemaro auber Srau Sabine fann bieieI.
ben anfertigen ooer perfaufen.
Sur Die sablofen @unoerfaren, fotpk
fonffigen ipllnDerbaren @erse, bic Erax
Gabine poubradt bat. befibt fe eiie 9robs
Gn3abl BON beidmorenen SeuaniEen, persn
Gopieen in ibrem 12.!eitisen ihufrirtey
Circular entbalten iinb. Siefs Circular
betitelt: ssThe Peoples Friend, peIdei
N beutfder Mrto ensIiider @prade fir
Gerts fret perianoi iptrD, entbalt aud NOT
etne Mnsabl BON Iobenoen GmpfebIunaet
bic tbr bon beoeutenoen Seitunaen aeaeb(
tpuroen, iofpie cine iuuitrtrte Ge5di1fe be-
Iabriagefunft bon 1000 Sabren Dor Gbrty
Gsburt bts sur Sebtaeit.
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Bremen III febr bequem fur Retfenbe selesen uni
pcn gremtn ans fam man III iebr tur5er Gen
tanlnntitde Stdote DeAti4lantS, Seferre,&s uub be,
centihen elopb fnb NIT b~eionberer gerldf&ttsuns
per 3wtid enoedss paRaStere unp tpeiter Gaihte 5 pai.
,agteIe sebaut, bdben tobe 9erbede, ppr5hSlthe @ens
citation unb etne au8Seaethnete 8erpfeauna.
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