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Georgetown Advertisements.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CLOTHING. &C, AT
On THURSDAY MORNING, Decemb.r a.t
lses. &C 10 6eock. will sell fn mont on the auc,
GooGs. con sisting Of
Blankets lsQ yards New Carpet
Stoves. Crockery and Tin wsre
Ladies Cloaks. (nev. 0vercosts,
And many other articles. too numerous q mention
deg THos. Do~LIsG. Auct.
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THE CONCERr OF the pupils OF the Colfax
School Will be repeated this evening. The
school will reopen Monday.
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NEGLECTED Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy,
like "Br0gn's bronchial Trockes," if allowed TO
progress may terminate seriously. For Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Oatarrh and Consumptive
Coughs, s'7he Troches'' are used with ad vantage.
giving oftentimes immediate relief. Singers
and public speakers Will find them also excel.
lent to clear the voice and render artic ulation
wonderfully easy. 60
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MEssRs. GLEASON 4 GLENN, COAL BRoKRRs
G.strCet wharf, furnish US with the following
telegraphIc reports of the Scranton coal sales
in New York to-day 1860 TONS lump, q II X
TO S4.15 l2,DOO tons amboat. S451S to 81 %;
1900 tons CRATE Si.65 to si.s1; l0,OU0 tons egg,
S4.62k 10 Si.eo.
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INQUEST. Yesterday, DIR. w. w. Potter,
the Coroner, held an inquest on the body of the
colorHd man, Moses Turner, whose sudden
death on Sunday night was noticed yesterday,
and after post mortsm examination a verdict
OF death by the rupture OF a blsod vessel of the
brain We rendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

RRyIEw.-In the list Of directors OF the Prov
idcat Aid Society the name of Mr.. J. II. John
son was inadvertently printed j. J. johnson
The latter gentleman would make a good d.
rector, but is not a resident OF the Fourth
Ward, OF which MIR. J. II. Johnson has long
b-en q resident.
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CANTERBURY HALL.-Ttase was another
large audien"e t. witness the performance at
Canterbury Hall last night. The Can Caa 4"
is OF course the prominent feature, bat there
are Other performances which add 20 the gen.
e.al enjoyment OF all who pstronize the Cstab-
lishmenr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

MARRIED.-Christmas Eve, Mr.. Barney
Green. Of this city, and formerly one Of the
popular pIoprietors Of the Kirk wood, was
married In Baltimore to Mss Emma Alice
Hewlett, OF Maryland. The happy couple left
for Minnesota to be absent for three weeks,
when they will return TO this city.
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CARRIAGE SLIPPERS AND SOCKS, to keep the
feet warm when riding, only 20 and IS cents a
pair. ADANsON's,
SOC 9th St, next TO Pa. avenue.
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THE SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. MARrrN-Aa
hfues' TO be Held.-We stated ON Monday after
noon that Mrs. Martin had died rather sud
denly, her death supposed TO have been caused
by an overdose OF narcotics, aud to-day Major
Richards requested Lieut.. Noonan to inyesti-
gate the matter. Lieut.. N, after making in
quiries as TO the manner Of her death, has come
to the con clusion that the case demands the in-
vestigatlon Of the coroner, and has requested
that an inquest shall be held. The deceased
resided with her husband on New York ay.
enue, near 21st street, and had been Indis posed
with severe cold and acute pains in her
breast. DIR. Ripply, physician for the poor In
the First Ward, was called to attend her, aud
Oh Saturday prescribed thirty grains OF Do.
vers powder and ten grains OF suiphate Of
morphine, with the proper proportion of
iquorice to make ten pills, one to be taken
every two hours. One dose was administe red
on Saturday afternoon, and the deceased i'm
msdia.ely went 20 sleep, and her husband
aroused her and gave her the second dose SUBJ
sequently, when she went to sleep again, and
died before morning. She was buried a. Glen
wood Cemetery yesterday, but il is likely that
Tomorrow the remains will be disin TERED and
post mortem examination held.
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i oBAcco. SNUFF, SUGARS AND PIPES.

TOBACCO.
5000 pounds. consisting Of Bright six ouncs
Jumps, Fig, kough and Ready, Bright los, Black
Navy IS. as and los. Prices running from 81 40
down az low as &c cts. per ID. Wholesale.
SMOKING TOBACCO
300 po uEds in Bales OF various sizes. part OF
which IL put up and stampe4 according 90 the re-
Qairemeuts Of the late Law Of Congress.
I.5OO pounds Of W y Garrett SONS scotch,
IN 9o,tLes, 10 rssSksees "a do do. and o.,
SEGABs.
los 900 tvarious brends,D ct : 10, SIS, so,
$50, $40, $50 and IS per m.
PIPES.
so boxes Scotch and ether Pipes, different
styles: az 81, IS and % Is per box. all Of WHICH
Masonic Hail. Georgetown, q.
de Is In JAMES WALLACE
SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES TO
ing about TO make a change I'm business, will,
until the 18th dAy Of arch next oner their entire
stock At reduced prices. Our Dress Goods, both
winter and summer will be closed st cost or less.
They consist OF Plaid aud Plain Merinoes, Mus
hps, Pornns, llpscss. Lawns, &c.
Men and Bcys wear, in great variety; Flanuele,
Cambrfcs, Irish Linens, shawis, Shfrtings, ant
SheetiDgs, fancy srticlts; together with all eopds
usually found Ia Dry Good Store; will be oher a
Call and examine for yourselves
MAYFIELD a BROWN,
de 2-lm No. 121 Bridge st, Georgetown, ID. q.
- GOLDsTEIN, LICENSED PAwNBROKEE,
-. No. IS Bridge street, Georgetown. u. <fA
Q. Money advanced on all kinds OF Mer-
chsndtse. 20 any amount. and for any time0 ~
desired a very reasonable rates Goods Bought
ana sold. Business strictly confidential. mis- I'm
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SALR Or LOWER CEDAR POINT FARM ON
The Potomac RivEk.-Ths lower Cedar
Point farm in Maryland, and situated on the
Po.omac river, about sixty-fi miles below
this city. has been sold by the owner John II
Burroughs, to Peter Dill, Of GEORGETOWN, for
&i5,GCd, including all the improvements, stock
and crops on the premises. The farm contains
400 acres, and is improved by large dwelling
house, containing Is rooms. Mr.. Dill intends
establishing there q summer watering place
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THRCouRIS.

CIRCUIT C5UR1. Judge Cartser-The case of
Kennedy, receiver Of Merchants Na,ional
Bank, agt National Bank Of tue Metropolis, IS
sill on trial.
CRIMINAL CoBRr, Judse E,shsr.-This morn
ing, Daniel Jackson. indicted for forgery, vas
found not guilty; Fendsll for defense. The
pettit jury was discharged tiii Monday next.
I 0
TIE POTOMAC FRoNr.-Although there Is
Yet confederate ice in the river, ye; It's melt
ing very fast, and cannot remain much longer,
unless The weather again becomes cold, TO
offer obstruction to navigation The steamer
Wawaset. Capt RaWke, has made no attempt
river and intermediate landings since the first
of last week, and as neither OF the Baltimore
steamers-Express, Columbia, aud Hi Living
ston-have yet made their appearance since
last Monday week, IL rs presumed tina: they
have temporarily laid by 70 await tie termina-
ton Of the icey season. The Alexandria and
Washington terry steamers City Of Alexandria
yet, and IL IL believed that they will still Be
able TO battle with any weather; that
we may have during the present winter.
The Aqua Greek steamers have also success
fully kept mp the regular mail connection be-
tween this city and Southern points, and doubt
less the programme Will be arried out with
ont interruption on account of the weather, as
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rallrosd Company have lately purchased a
powerful iron ice-steamer, built exclusively 10
break the ice. and which will be used when.
ever required, TO 60 ahead Of the passenger ar
mail steamers Vanderbilt and Keyport to keep
he track open. Yesterday an oyster boat was
lowed by the steamtug ARIEL mp to Riley's
wharf, having on board aboat 200 bushels OF
other movements In sailing vessels for some
days.
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APPLICATIONS IN BANKRuPrcY.-Persons
wishing to apply for the benefit Of the Bank.
rupt Act, who cannot pay Afty cents on
dollar OF their indeb tedness, should apply
before the LIST OF January, the rtme TO which the
operation Of the fifty per cent. clause Of the act
ID postponed.
G8O. MASON. Attorney -at.Law,
u,9 and Solicitor in BANKRUPTCY, Oily HaIls
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~ hLrKRcATioS % TIE STRBxr.-A per-
sohai anercaio1 toox place yesterday after
- NJ. H. Heast's, warden Of the iail and
MI Ihomss johnson, which was soon mi A
seop 20 ey tnsir arrest and subsequent ppe Ar
81 them 80 for di.urderiy spnduct'
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CLOTHING, &c.

ovERcoATsI
ovERcoATs
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detachment Of forty marines, under the tempo
rary command OF Capt r. W. Huntington, left
the marine barracks In this city, and took the
cars for New York, Tor duty aboard the man-of.
va Kenoeha, for three years cruise in the
Mediterranean ~ s-3l
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JOHN LEECi'S HUMOROUS PICTURES.
PICTURES OF LIVE AND CHARACTER. By
John Leech. From the COLLECTION OF Mr.
Punch, -Four parts, oblong folio, each with
$40 humorous engravinss. Boards, each vol
uue 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

WRIGBT tTl CARIOATERE history OF
TIKI GEORGE5; OF, Annals of the House Of
Hanover. Compiled from the equibs, Broad
sides, Window Pictures, Lsmpoons and Picto-
rial Csricaturss OF the Time. One thick vol.
crown 6yo., with nearly 400 humorous illustra-
uohss SiOtn'...
GRAyS FLEGY. With Finely Coiored Draw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

WORKINGNEN'e UNION OF THE FOURTH
WARD.-A III, etiIg of the board Of directors OF
this Union was held last evening in the Alder.
mems Chamber, City Hall, +. IL. Donegan in
the chair, p. Espy secretary. Benjamin Nc
Coy. +. Briscce, and ] H. johnson were elected
as additional members of the board, aud Mr..
Mccoy WIS elS cted Register resolution was
offered by w. Bowen, requesting the Mayor in
giving out contracts for Improvement in the
Fourth Ward, TO consider the bids OF no ember
or members of this board in preference 20 any
one else, in case the work cannot be done By
days work." was rejected. This resolution
was opposed by Meesrs johnson, Crane, and
others, Oh the ground that it was too much to
ask, and that every man had the right to bid
and obtain work-the only qualification re-
quired being the competency of the party TO
perform the work. Messrs. Bowen and Cos.
tello urged the adoption Of the resolution, con-
tending that the members of the association
were entitled to this work; and also urged that
some plau should be adopted by which the
members of the association could work. A
resolution was finally adopted for the appoint
ment of committee 10 inquire into the expedi-
ency OF the association contr3c citing to do work
as an association, the profits to be used as a
relief fund; and Messrs Bowen. Talley, Bris-
coe, Costello, and Hickey were appointed.
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TIE APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAYS makes its
essentially necessary, 1t least for majority of
our citizens. to economizs, as the arrival OF
tnis molly time Is very apt . make extra de-
nands upon our cash ON hand. Taking this view
Of the matter we ought TO make q dollar 20 az
mr as 1t possibly can; In other words, we ought
70 60 70 the Original Franc, - TN street, be-
tween d. and Z, where Gents Furnishing 6Oods
are sold At prices 70 suit the most economical.
For the benefit Of strangers, we would ssy,
mat "the Original Francs" store has q large
and his stock IL the finest in the city. Raj:
wnAYY1zs PAYn for sals a eta
6TAR 0DcA
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GNTRoCs--MI. Thomas Hayenner, ON C.
ee.wsen - and streets, sent Yesterday teur
hundrs d OF his fines, fresh loves to the once
81 the National Frcsdmen's Relief Association
- North Capitol street. 70 be distributed among
he poor. The stores Of the once were nerrIy
r1nanstsd, and the appeals 10 lGe c',y aud Con.
gfess not Yet having been responded TO- this
donation was most Acceptable.
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MASTERPIECES OF ENGLISH ART
MAsTkRPIECES OF ENGLISH AIT. WITH
Sketches OF some of the most celebr atsd of the
deceased painters OF the English school. from
the time of Hoearth to the present day. By W.
Cosuio Monk house. One elegant vol 4to., with
D. superb photographs, extra cloth, salt sides
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LANDSKER'S WORKS.
THE EARLY WORKS OF sIR EDWIN LAND
eEkB, Il. A. A brief sketch Of the Life Of
the ARTIST, illustrated BY photograph of elk
teen Of his most popular Works With Q com
plete List Of his h1hibitee Pictures. One
elegant vol. <to., extra cloth, gilt side and
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LOWER THAN NEW YORK PRICES:
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The SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN of So Marks
Memorial Chapel, sonth A street, had de-
lghtful gathering on the afternoon Of Holy
lnnocents Day The Christmas troe was the
especial object of attraction 70 ali, and its fruits
made happy many q little hesrt. A very in.
terestipg sddress 70 the children was made by
the Rev. MT. Russell, the sery ices being con-
Quoted By the Mi sioaary in charge-the Rev
Mr.. Harris. Carols were sung BY the children,
and all departed pleased with the success OF
THIS first Christmas festival Of st. Marks Me-
mortal. p ~. = -
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siuon of treasurer OF the Church Building
Fund, having the deed for the ground ON
which the new church was to be built made
out In his own name. and disclaimIng sail i'm.
putation OF wrong mott YES" in that transac
ton, the address proceeds to another matter, and
says Early In lc67, or little before, il was
known 70 many that club was formed, com
posed Of some Of the officers and employees Of
the Ereedmen's Bureau. in this cry, and EN-.
oracing among others outside, several IN this
church who We're then, or have stree proved
10 be. active members OF the minority, whose
purpose was to procure the nomination OF
General Howard either as President or Vice
President. 1t was thought he might represent
tne CHRISTIAN sentiment Of the country and the
sympathy for the eolored race, which was then
SO strong. The movement in itself had nothin y
IN II Objectionable. If General Howard ever
cnerfshed aspirations Of this sort IL certa,nlv ia
not IN any degree discreditable. Bur when hi.
friends IN this minority undertook, as we firm.
~ believe, to obtain the control Of the church.
me- eimploy II as polltiSal engine, and 10 re-
move its pastor II he could not be used for thei
purpose, then we were bound TO enter our SOL
sinn ana indignant protest in the name OF
shnrSn ana tns independents and purity OF His
SauICnes. ms party was composed OF the
lev wno mad for long time been striving to
tnwnt the purposes OF the majority, of sncb
o ean~ :. No employees Of the Freedmen's Blu
rsau as oelonged 20 the church. and OF soma
connected with Howard Uni yersiry. ana SOM
! other operations whose interasts xvsre al on
nse.ea Win mos o. me Bursaa, and from mat
few disafected persoAs, with the aid OF ooa
of the departments OF the Government c. 0Is
control or crush q church.
In tS67, when our Church sdifice sesm.d 20
be drawing near completion, while the pastor
was sksent on his summer vacsaion. come nj
tbe minority who were teachers in the SabAafh
School, without consulting the pastor, or t.
church, or the teachers.s denly brought more
than one hundred colored children into the
school, greatly 70 the surprise OF ali, and ere.
ating ezcitsment and confasion. As TINS mo We.
ment was sanctioned By General Howard, 1t ID
NOT surprising that it was considered an i'm.
proper attempt - dictsfe q course OF policy @
church without giyiDg &c an opportunity "a
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TIE LIQUOR LICENSE QUEs-IoN.-At the
fourth hearing OF the case OF A. Holster last
evening before Justice MorseIl, Mr.. Hins, the
defendants counsel, requested a trial by jury,
which being refused, the testimony was pro.
ceeded with, showing that liq uors were sold by
Holster shout the 18th inst, but that he kept
very quiet and orderly house which was .
great accommodation to market men In furnish.
ing them meals carly and late. After hearing
the case, the Justice stated that he did not
approve the law that seemed TO deny to such
men as Holster the right 10 conduct their bust
ness, but he did not feel justified in dismssing
the case, because the act Of Congress reg uired
that all licenses should he approved by the
Board OF Police, and Mr.. Holster mad no such
license. The Justice remarked that he would
like TO have the question settled BY the courts,
and should not feel azgrieved If an appeal
should be taken. Mr.. Holster appealed.
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HOWARD UNIvERsITY-LAw DBPARTMENT.
This Young and enterprislng Institution b
about to add another department of study, for
those who desire to enGer the law, will be seen
by an advertisement in another column. The
greater number OF the class, already engaged.
are the newly enfranehised race, who need for
themselves and their brethren the requisite
study and culture to discharge we'll and &C
ceptably the duties Of this profession. We see
no good reason why this proposed work should
not go on; and this like the other professions
be open to all who have the talent, and can
acquire the framing and knowledge adeq nate 70
It's successful prosecution. The reading and
lessons will be prose cuted after o'clock p; m.
because Of the employment Of students other
wise during the day,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-16
THEGATE CITY

}-
na,rssgsS - rAines Generally.
Plessure isiike hornet generally end,
with sting.
The most dangerous characters in the
| wurld ar thoze who live in the suberbs ov
virtew-they are rotten e. ice.
--Lazyness is : good deal like money
the more . man haz ov it the more be seems
! to want.
-Thare IL no such thing az inhareiting
s;rse~; money and titles and fever sores kan
be inherited.
The virtews Of convent are like hot
house fruits-tendef but tasteless
Life IL like mountain-after climbing
up one side and sliding down the othes, put
US the eled.
When man proves literary failure. he
generally sets up for eritck, and, Ike the
fox in the fable who had lost his brush 10 q
trap, kant see a nice long tail without hanks
ering to bob it.
The devil owes mulch Of his success to
the fackt that is alwus on hand.
-Thare IL only one excuse for impudence
and that is ignorance.
Modest men, in trieing to be impudent,
slluz get sassy.
Repudiashen is like money-the prime.
pal is often lost by putting il out en- interest
--Iealouzy is nothing more than vanity,
for if We love another more than We Do cur.
self, We shant be jealous.
Thare is lots Nv folks in this world who,
rather than not find emmy fault at all, wouldn't
hesitate tew say tew an Rngleworm that his
tail was altogether too long for the rest of his
boldly.
There is menny who are cut ont orsmart
men, bu, who won't pay for making up.
Envy IL an insult to man good sense
for envy IL the pain we feel az the excellencies
of others.
How menny people thare IL whooze sowls
la; il them like pith in goose quill:
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ae;tunostepartemeut: Mae 1iterart|Gen. frlts
+;s3en f;rdIid,en uut ~iaufrirten 3eitungeit uno gto,lats~
hefte fnb fprtrdbrenb auf Eager pter pereet au1 oeEe'=
'"e gs5xS Ig9baderbepartem ent Dieies entbalt que
in, 6toate aebrauhten. heutl&en nuo enelt1@el aestoupeI.
fatb. unb lrtb. 8atedismen, Sdretbbefte NIT aao ppae
8s'iGbIiotbef : Giue Observation-Disclosures. bic nod jansf
burd neue 3rlenbunsen gan; persrafanhiet truree, EN-.
r6eblt lid bejpnberS hurd, ibre aen1e9ene Wfanttg11attt91e
cuen Qiebbabern einir eu. en 2efture IN eana ct. yaal.
@emtiht ties > ep arteiH INT: O1eles enisalt e1ne
arrse Wenae spr1 errsen unb fleinen gSerteu, Vtldt9ts'
lspnb Gr,ahiunssb6der &dttfele, siebsr.! 8rbs, araar1@,
Liher, sG};uae,,b{ 6riften &c. unb Gpieluaarea.
Hir dlid,e Depdrtc ment: g1te grpBe Y: l1rne
9IuSmobl rrr @ebetz @ean9s@ unp GrbdIu1gsouGern
MeboiQeu' etatalen, Slter, 1Satsfer;en serSiert uao
Eeie, u. I. ~. o.x.,...
Wuiifa1ienbanblnn8: Sa btsis: Mntse,!ane
inhet man aue Nrte' wttittaaste tuf g.a"O; w;ste'.un,
@uitarre, @ts!iae &c. fruer Geianesbader' eeatl9e uao
,eusliide. H.. 49,. m,..
noblspn Wcecrtepns, guitarren ,. fteiS an Earo, ter1er
Vionps uub Melpbeons, neue uub aus iweiter pane. gut
ben brei leetssnaanten Sntrumestsn frtre sruae1'0eF ""z
terridt ertteilt. .
5tatipnerr@Departement: SeeHbe Serte ron
eGreitrosier, etabls unb gleiIebern. Graspns, 5arbe',
@riIa, Gafeln, Ointen &c.
Naieuber@ erartem emit: GtnNeeler. Wdrten,
Gincinnatier Ralenber, 3ttele tlnltrtrte tatp. hftp 5at11tlt7
e%nfolenter, Iaidenfalenerr Gerbares Halenrer; auBer<
ben, rtehrere Sprten spn Ralenbern aus AeItlNlane, Die
balb etntrehen irereen. m.s:,...
Ter Sud- u,,b Notwithstanding tperfen ~re9eln1afts juz
oeionbt rnb be,pae,. Sebe Selfluus ,rirh prpnt4t unb
osnpiKenhait rer Soft. Gradt= pber GrpreBbefpreerunS te"
iurst. = n.o.,s ,.,nf,h,.,
Mra. 6. 5Snigfr.
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OLA PorR1DA-fauler &rpf (opnGr;=
mina!iabcn.<

Gin tibulUie les Snbisieuun, bas auf rem Ma-
men Dan &iee hGrt uxb bic Menl9enmirre in
Der Srunsfnbett fnbet, bessnirte cine Gelbtu6e
BON SIS in ben Stattiddti.
Git sewtder 5iram Geerse fam NIT ssialid-
ten College Serip int 8sFse, am Mpn>
tass in @iQia5 Brothers unb Dunbars::8ant,
UNI fe bort lcesubrineen. 81 tam unter 5aft
unt an1M ittmsa in GertSr, nos CT inter $500
Si6erbeit fir ltinGrldeinen seisQt unb tcrJau
bis gum 20. pertdpben tpuree. @Gse Der Ser
fdlider cine unsefalidte Strafe esbalten.
Mm Mittmp& CAB es scr ben peiseiidranfeu
tuisber etspas fir bic @eniatiOns< SSassr. u8er
If Batter, fam CUR auFabruns. Cite Sdpe~
bin III Der Sitelrule unb ein junssr @ann ais
9teslater.