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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-12
G e o & G E T o W N.

THE WEEKLY COAL TRADR.-The receipts
and shipment of the different coal companies
this week have been as Observation-Disclosures
receipts $3.50. and shipments 6,170 tons; RAYS
docks. receipts 4, 193, and shipments 1882 tons;
Agnew's wharf, receipts / geo, and shipments
Ice tons; Borden Mining Company, receipts
$500, and shipments 1900 tons. Business has
been moderate this week, owing to the absence
OF schooners and the lack OF laborers on the
coal whaIves.
Mr.. WIN. Ii. Cooley, who was thought to be
improving yesterday, commenced failing rapidly
last evening and died at $40 O'Clock this morn
ing. The deceased was in the seth year of his
age. The funeral will take place on Sunday.
but the hour has not yet been fixed.
SALE OF WHEAT Hartley q Brother re-
ceived l,2OO bushels of prime red Virginia whe at
this morning, and sold it at 81 C6T.
SHITMENT OF FLoUR-The steamer T., c.,
Knight cleared for New York this morning with
100 b~irels OF GCuI -! other freight.
FIRE CoMMIssTC, ... WALLACE sent down
last evening - the Henry Addison engine house
for the delectat,oD of the members of No s. a
bounti.ul supply OF ice cream, water ices, and
other re- rSshments, which were thoroughly en-
loyed aud appreciated by "the BOYS, including
AGING Chief Engineer Drew, all Of whom voted
Elf. wallace ga gentleman and scholard.o
Col. d. BELL ADAMS, who has been ontined
III the staton-housa here for several DAYS past
on account Of iDsaEity, will be taken by his
fIieEfs 10 the asylum at ut. Eope, near Balti-
more, for treatment.
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Goxeruuept Securities.
Markets To-day,

BALTIMORE, July l2-yirsinis SKIES cid, 90
Virginia skies, consolidated. 81. West Vircinia'z
l54. North Csrolias's. old. So bid.
,tALTIM oRz, July u Cotton steady; Iow mid
filings. 81. Flcu- If isFrov- 4 famE-d Wheat
hrm:s ock scsrcs: white choice, 81 70s g -; fair
to prime. do, 81 Goa : -: srabpr. 81 10a . rs
good TO PRIME red 81 eoi 81 G.; Oh western 81 s5a
Sl6 CsTn dull, v.hi,e southern, 7Sasi: yellow
- Ctnt TT 6la6Z. rsiSe western nominal, asl Oa's
Scuve; White west' IN, s1s8 Ave dull, Cla-e
Pr0yislo1s strong and buoyauf Mess PORK arm,
: ,sAa Bulk meats very firm; shoulders. so .
3 les last ming - - q pounds at: co. ~ pocris
CT a rib sides NJ ~. Bacon fru with active lob
bling d.mand and upward terdercv: shoyiide.s "a.
Sl9 sides; *; clear rib sides, "a. suear cured
hans liIls. lar 9Se'4. Ne5 batter gU tet all
u6cAacged. Whisky t'.gi aud uoggi8si a. 81,
NEW YORK, Irly IZ.-c.Sckl as -a!d lufst: Ia .
Money easy, J Exchange, long. 81; short, lNtS
6cyernmerts trl and steady. NirG mia SIS s!1l:
Ecw, 20, North Cardinals. 81 new, Il
8" CEEs July le.-ti0ur steady. Whaa. ssaiy
IA Iner Corn advancing
LoNJoN, July IL, nW g. n-rhe ye.fhar
throughout to day ia fsr and fa7orabla for
the CROPS. Cons 1is opened At ssS for both money
and account g bonds lsS:, slis Los s. Olj So,
1851 Z. s.: 10 eos 90. ' >''
PA6Is, July IL -Bentes opened at IS francs, g5
CeLtI-IS5.
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FINANCIAL Axp coMMERuAL.

The New York money market was still easy
yesterday At and per cent. on call loans.
Government bonds were a fraction higher in
New York, but lower in London. In the stuck
market the only business of Importance was in
Erie and Pacific mail. The New York Post OF
last evening SAYS &c II can hardly he ssid that
Grecieys nomination depressed the London
market. Sensible business men and BANKERS
cannot believe that Greeley can be elected; that
the voters of the country can be SO lost to rea-
son SIS 10 put in power a an who, al he had IA adj
the chance any time in years past, would have
disergsniZed our entire financial system and
business interests. Should il become reason
ably certain that he viii be the next. Presi-
dent, there is no doubt that perpetrators for a
storm vii be made By all who have anything TO
lose.o
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THE WEATHER.

WAH DhfARTMkNT once Chief SIGNAL OMeer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IL, ls12, II a. m
SYHOfsIs FOR PAST TwRK TY-YoUp gorps
The barometer has fallen from Lake MICHIGAN
ana the lower lakes to the south AID middle
Atlantic coasts, being highest over eastern South
carolina. IL has risen somewhat over New
England Partly cloudy weather aud areas of
ram nave prevailed from Lake Erie to New
Jersey, ana thence southwestward to the lower
Mississippi and eastern Gulf, with light 10 fresh
WINDS very generally. Clear and partly cloudy
weather north and east of Pennsylvania, with
nght TO fresh westerly winds Clear weather
very generally from Texas to the lower Missouri
valley and thence to the upper lakes, with gem
PRoBABILITl Es.--Westeri2 winds and clear
@estner prevail oyes the western Gulf states and
fTon Missouri to Michigan and Wisconsin,. The
CONDITIONS are favorable for cloudy weather AMI
rain iiom Florida to the Ohio valley and middle
ana New England states, but Geographic reports
Ior this morning have not as yet been received
from the stations in the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys And upper Michigan and westward
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arc Columbian College 70 r c. Fox. lot IS, south
college grounds SEQ. lliZs Barry ct al. to Eliza
b. = y. Harris, lot Is, /" smiths yseaacy;n SSS2.
iuoiivisioa Mount Pleasant; Stoe. PomeroY ct al.
to elem Smith, 1t n, SECTION & rariy fsrxa; 100.
ZANE TO Basil BrowD lot q. sec lion 7, 90: $3.50
Ac6rew Laredon TO W s. UhiIds. lot 6, block S,
IGsnchsn Pace; S2h-s A. x. shepherd to Au-
drew Lsnedon, part OF tract called Jansica, liz
scres; Ss5 eco.
sEoEGErowy TRANSFERS.
EHLateth WeefD 20 e uizt.a hing. pert let 8,
feeE add zion; s. Geo. Allen. Jr. TO Corne-
rs Ramsaurg, pert l'ts lEs ana lIs, Bestty and
BawRin's sddiiopi St,sl. W. 6 odsy ct e. TO W. H
Cooley. o.e II. - and lg', and part lot Al, Deak in
Lee end Casencyes addition; Sc a'0 =. r. Dunlop
TO Z ". Jones, 10. 60, Tackled addition; o. BOO
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PATENTS TO CITIZENS or THE DISTRICT.
Patents 20 citizens Of the Dis let were last week
issued by the Commissioner Of Patents as fol-
iUvs. To Charles Lou'S FleisChm3nn, for pro
cess o. forming blocks and slabs from green
grasses for fuel aud other purposes; also, pa
ter. for the manC f9 cture OF ornamental earth
cEware, James 2. Heron, assignor 70 himself
and james y Negisy, OF Pittsburg, and Chas.
Heron, Ct WF~hInc s0D, Il. G. for railway
switch; % Robert -. Porter, Pssi ( cor one half
Fight , Wells ". Leggttt, OF this city, for a
IiOw, Simeon n. Merrill, for blotter; Adrian
klCezewsAi and Denetry MiuGelen, nanufsc-
IUTe CT tuel fro n coal dust, and Chas Y. Wat
son, fOE 40 CuitiyatOTs.
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arThe difficulty between the American Con-
sui and the authorities at st. Marc Is ended.
6-A Kollander who arrived in Bay City,
Mich. recently on Friday, had before Saturday
niSht bought and paid for land and lumber,
built him him horse and gone to living in IL.
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Condensed Locals,

Yesterday Officer Hurst found q man named
NCbrse lei OK wing on street near 18Th. OK .r-
conc = ~ beat. The of Ger a. sisted him 70
hiS home, on 20th street, where he soon after
wards recovered.
There are only about e shsres more of stock
20 be f7ken in the Washington Boot ami Shoe
FFEutactrrir. Com panv. Eta-tcd some months
since IN This city. be sEgTes have been taken
fOr Obtaining the most approved machinery,
ard the Ccmga hope 70 be able 20 c.E neuce
u e. atious r. Iau.
Nest rdsv I-r1F m q terrific storm OF wind
and rain paced over 4 small area OF country
about twelve Tsi!es TO; Il OF - city, which did
much damage - the -.JNiH crops. Trees
we've 'rU JI. and 10 some Instances houses and
bans eTe injured
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THH LATE SUICIDE At THE EBBITr HousE-
Mr. George W. COttTeii, OF Nineland, y. j., lett
here on Wednesday morning with the remains
% his unfortunate son, who committed suicide
on TUESDAY morning last by seSering the arteries
of his " list az Tie Ebbitt House as stated in
THE STAR o: that cay, and before he left he
expressed his n anks 10 Mr. willard for bis kind
ness - him shown daring his affection, and
also left his thanks 70 the personal friends Of
bis deceased on for their sympathy and prompt
assistance. IL now appears that the deceased
must have been irsane at times, pa he had pre-
yiously made one or 40 attempts 10 take his
life.
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LOCAL NEW s.
Excnrsions. Ptc.Nics. &c.

Piney Point and LeOusrGr0sn ON the Ge6Trs-
ara morrow afternoon. This will be a de-
light nj excursion.
Forty miles down the river on the Keyport
this evening.
D-flv excursions to Mount Vernon on the
steamer Arrow.
BIown's Grove, I4th street. Pic-pic of the
TerTit lTsl GUARDS on Tuesday newt.
Marshall Hall Pavilion, ENLARGED AMI re-
Fitted, = now open for guests.
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101l Pennsylvania avenue,
doors east of 18th street.
For FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young o:
old, married or single, from the advent of
womartO cd to the changes OF life, Duponco's
Golden Pills are without equal. Sold
by all druggists. Sold wholesale and re-
tail by z. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following
druggists: Kidwell & Son; f. ID. Bowling, AZ
AID streets southwest: j. COughlin, f, corner
streets; W. b. Entwisle: Alfred Mcleod,
Georgetown. co.,
DIR. WHITE, Ch,ropodist, treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and IngrOwing Nails, &C., without
pain, so the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Operating rooms, t35 18th ST., opposite
U. s. Treasury.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order By Hempler, near * street;
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FIKE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday morning
struck from box s.. was caused BY the burning
cf \ small frame house on 22i street between
y and streets, occupied by William Adams;
loss about SOS. The FIRE was extinguished by the
1eisktoTs before the arrival OF the ire engines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-12

CoSrlsCATIOs CAsFs-Yesterdav. IN the
Distinct Court. Judge Humphreys made an or
Ger directing that the proceeds OF the sale or The
property of Ex-Governor Letcher under the Gov,
f>cation act, now in the treasury, be returnei r,
him He a'so dismissed the proceedings in tbc
case of DIR. j. j. Warnings lot in SQUARE Gee
HLich had been eonfscated and not sold. -
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A USTiS p. BROWN,
"A Corner n. Y. avenue and 18th street.,
Washington, d. O.,
hg MbGE, LINE, CEMENT, SAND, 60, &C., 20
LuMBEG BILLS cut to order Oh short notice
BLUE STONE for Building, Nacadamiziag anS
Paving purposes delivered In any part Of the Dis
REAL ESTATE bought and seld And money In
vested. To this bTaach OF the business will hero
after give cy personal attention, and viii be at my
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CIT 7 MS.

FOR FAT MEN.
Extra Lerge Sizes of
Che,iOt Flannel. and Linen Suits.
Alpaca Sacs, at reduced prices.
A. STRAUSS,
10ll Pennsylvania avenue,
2 I0Ors p0 Of of 18th straef
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HARD TO KILL.-Arthur Cole, the colored
man who was so badly cut with Q razor at the
picnic near Corccran's Spring, Va, on Mon
day last, as stated in Tuesdays STAR, is i'm
proving, and his attending physicians, Drs.
ultimate recovery notwithstanding he was
almost made mince meat OF; his liver, stomach
and lntestines have been exposed, as also the
the cuts and gashes on other parts of the BODY.
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THrJACKsCN : " GODS CANT HEsTTNG.-The
II rbe a. Cf the Methodist churches OF Wash
tngtoI DISCREET are making PREPARATIONS tor Their
camp meeting. which viii be held at Jack. on's
) sOyC, or tae BARRYMORE and PotJ,Ca: T4i'rOSi,
about 2. miles worth OF oden.on. f-he Gro sing
of tie Annapolis and Elk-idse railroad on the
eth of August, ani continue for ten tavS. The
prObabiiitics are that there II be a larger a.
tendance 90 tenth0'ters and spectators than
there was le>t wear. and the gOuntts will he
rrOre conveniently reached, the railroad run
Ming ' ithin few yards Of the grove. The rail-
road company have, for TIE convenience o..
these who WI attend il ordered a switch TO be
constructed AZ the ground. The company pro-
rose TO issue round tsp tickets 70 20 the grounds
~ = each.
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TIE MIGHT BLOOMING CERKus.-we are in
formed that there will be on exhibition this
evening al Mr.. John Welcker's a night bloom
ing csreus IN hull bloom. Those who have
never seen this rare and beautiful plant in
fewer may have an Opportunity OF satisfy ing
their curiosity at Mr.. wclcker's tonight.
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BUILDING AssocIA1IoNs-Atth the 9th meet.
ing Of the Franklin Cooperative Association
s., 500 were disposed OF, at al average OF I2is
premium.
AT the ninth montly meeting OF the Central
Bulldirg association No. last night fty shares
Of stock were advanced upon, at an average pre-
MUM OF Y per cent.
At the twenty first monthly meeting of the
Merchant and Mechanics Building association
last night, bfty-three shares of stock were adj
vanced upon, At premium OF 30 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-12

Messrs. A. W. Sherit, A. f. Boyle and H. NJ
Barns-d have, under the general incorporation
ee,, MED certificate under the above name,
ard declare their particular business and object
10 be > gather intelligence and news on all
subjects political, social literary, scientific and
otherrlse. useful 70 the people, and to dissent
and 10 tbs end will publish one or more papers
circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-12

TEE LIVE SToCK MARKET Board ~ Hs1yM
IgsyectiOnS-Superi ntendent Gatchell's repoI.
OF live stock on sale at DI overs Fest and e.. g.
where FOR the week ending Friday July L, i
a follows.
At Ciark's depot for the sale of swine, 62J
hogs, mostly of good quality from Ohio, were
sold. The market was fair and advanced &C.
per III. with steady sales at a. - C. per 10. net.
At Center Market and elsewhere-S beeves
sold at S3sS4-5O per cwt. 90 mich cows and
calves were offered, limited number selling at
S25aSJ0. and few OF superior quality bringing
Sos The quality OF most OF the stock was in
ferior. There were L. veal calves, of fair and
ordinary quality, purchased for slaughter at
81 acc. per Id. No live stock Was introduced
from the Baltimore market.
AT Drovers' Rest 3Is beeyeS, mostly of in
feriOr quality, were offered, and 360 sold for
slaughter at S3.aS515 per cwt.-and a few of
the best grades on sale at S6.25 per cwt; Is
beeves remain unsold; veals sold at 81 a6c
per h.. and 81 mich cows and calves Of Ordi-
nary quality were selling at S25sS5o. The mar
ket was omplaned OF by drovers as dull, but
the sales, notwithstanding, were steady and
reasonably progressive.
There were 1902 sheep and lanbs-13l of the
former and III of the latter-0n sale; the sheep
brought 3Ha5k cents per h.. and $50 lambs
sold at IS Tor common quality; SS.25 for average
stock; and $50 Per head tor best grades
offered-fotal sales OF sheep and lambs PSI;
unsoid, 81 lambs. The quality Of most OF the
stock was very good, the market fair, and the
supply light. Much less than the usual amount
of stock remains unsold the present week. Con-
demned as discs sed and unfit for slaughter, one
sheep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-12

- = Arr OF PoLICE.-The board of psIice
-. ,4eir H6esiDs yesterday transacted the FOL
loving business Robert i. LaBelle. Thos.
Williams and Andrew Ambush were appointed
adtiiIsCEa OfiiC Tor SIN months. 10 90 DUTY nj
The corner Of 9th and u streets northwest. John
A.. Wellington was appointed as such tor twelve
months, 70 10 duty tor the Bureau OF Engraving
and PRINTING, United States Treasury DepaIs-
ment, and }uhH fueliery for months, to DO
duiy az tee " SsaIngtOn ScLuetLen park. The
application OF PbT.p Reese for IJuor license
|as !-sYPT1ved- a resolution was adopted
requiring s. sufficient number OF police OH Gers
to BE present upon the arrival OF trains AMI
steamboats, 20 see that passengers. strangers and
Others are carefully looked after against the
y les % bach men. and also the confidence man
who infCst the several depots.
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NEAlGn0TH Blue 0TOUR
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oRAHifE woiK vhiea nay Be- rssyirsd y sscei:
- We Ssve ecnssanfly on haPd large ssscrt-
1ent Of Gssi. OWbiee, es,Eias fevSpsst blcsfs,
~ Cosrvss. Coping, y. JAS. = kusELL .
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-23

81 ON, 10. Wpril.-8ierter @ortraa
ces Yater 6pactntb. Da6 Grtquatur.
Selu@ Der ~6eilisen @t'eee." Sn let=
neu pterten 8oura9e bebanbelte pater
~ 1ctntb DOT einem Yublifum, oa6 nod
soblret&er mar ol6 bel leinem pettten, Elm
lebr BEETLES Gbema: ta6 sou1 @5.tbate
Der @e'1tliden> na1 leinen @orten oer
Yfabl I'm Gleii@e Der STRIDE. Da6 S.
ltbat purfe in :'etner Greibttt, Gbrli9tett
uno Giai@rdntun9 ntdt6 nit Dem per
8uopbtten 9emetn baben Is ftt bic
@loriFcation oeS Yrttertbums, bte 8er>
fIdrun9 Der 2iebe. Dte Appfel leten
ptrebeli@t 8~erpeitn unb bdtten auf ibren
Banperun8eu 3ur 8erbrettuna esGpan>
Seliums tbre Grouen bel f@ eebabt.
paulus babe bic Gbe 8.rdbut uno pe.
trus let lelber permi6lt. 0twtltu. Den
betltsen petrus i&ilperte Der Rspuer ale
aru, uno bdb!i@, BON 9emetneus aus,
(ebeu, aber obne 3wetfsl I'M BefBe be-
Yrtmates. Na@ &om 1et berltlbe. nut
sefommen. IN, oaltlbf ]etn Blut III per<
atsben. Ut etttrte, Die Delicate Graee ale
etu Mann BON @dt unp Biipun0 be-
banoelno. bte Borte. ,pelae pius TX.
beint Antrttte itines pontifeates fpra@ I:
$50 wei6, bic 6dIfte pes Glerus befn<
BET 4f@ IN etueu, Mbgrunpe !" Betts,
ptl@e nt&t% perftb!tsu, eiuea titfen Gin
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-23

e ODE ~ bepabrsn. 10000 Menf@m
muroen pbba4lus, erbtelten tnbe0en pro>
plant aus ben &etsmaeo3tnen Der &eete>
runa. Dte &e9ieruug eetattet Gren1cen
ltd betm @ieperaufbau Der Stact III be-
tbetIieeu.
49, 3u. 2ouisnile &p., tparb aus Dem
Tlune Die 2ei9e zines Mannes 9e3ogen>
in benz porsefunpeneYapiere einen 9ewilz
fen s. peteoins bon Nt@monb> 3d., er>
tenneu la0en.
49, Sn Walbineton, &y, befabl elm
Wann nomen8 2oYeQ 1einem }iebenjdbrtz
gen @obn, cine blSo1inniae @tiefl9weter
nit einemYitcl, bas ber8ater i'm in bic
5ano CAB, topt 3u 16teben. Der Sun9e
i&oB> feblte bic bl5piinniee Stief9wefer
unp traf bic re@te S@weter t5btlt@,
2opeu 1T Ri9tts.
Gtne @etterwplte iber ben
Se1uiten.-D Der beut14e Nei9ratb
per'on9t bon BET &e9ierun9 cine @elebz
Yorloae fir ltaotlide 8eauf1&tisun9 be&
M6n@soroen our@ unter 9erpiFtn @or>
bepin9un9en gu ertbeilenbe uno i'm TaQe
Der @taatSsefdbrli@teit Der Sroen 81
entjtebence @onlen3en. 8i6mard miro
N@ naturl'& ni6t LANCE UNI Die @or>
lase bitten la1en> unc bic u@dte,
Selu" wercen branNt9er ais je fir Jpn
- Die General onferen3 Der 8iI4
Metb. in Stem Dorf fate ben 1ebr ners
ninfti9cn 8elhlub> in 'bren :3ettunsen
uno 8erlan96>p utlifationen teine Gin:
Sei9en DON 4uadlalbern su bulpeu.
&openba9en, "A. Mai. - Gin
beute ron Selano ein1etrofenerS 6oone'
b'tnat rieNadridt, pob ON 49,, II. uni
Is &pril gu 9tsifiapif du6erit befttaeGro
lt6be perlplrt murpen. 3manSt9 @dule'
muroen serlt6rt uno mebrereM en]9en per:
leBt> ober 9{ien1ono 9et1ctet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-23
e~utofetten.

- Der IA. Mut 1T her Sag Der Nnz
funft ce8 er1ten Dampiv8 In Dem DON
Der Gieblofae wiepsr befreiten 9afen
BON Dalutb.
49, Sn'' Gan Tranci6co bate Elm
Maun Namens So b Dopi8 etns
Sale nit Selblt;hub fir @bineGIde
Diebe 9e(tsQt> psr8as ober beim Yalt>
rem peS plaBs6 ben umlano une erbiel'
sinen t1ctli9en Sdub aus letuer etseneu
Jaue.
- Die 3immerleute Don NswzWorl
limb I'm WaNenau6tanp. Die Maure,
idlieFen fth ibnen an nit Der GerDerunq
ocn $500 per Sag flr a@t @tunpen
Nrbett.
- Tl8 8 aufierS ]@einen Damen
ni6t immer 10 e>folsrei6 ~ ietn, ole
lie eS 9em5bnli6 in 5ombur9 inb.
DaeBanfetabli0tment rer DamenB oopz
huu u. @lafin in Broap Street> Stem:
Uorf, 1T pom S@srif ssi4lo0en muroen.
- Dt Surp, pelGe In Dem BON bet
rui1lden Dame, Grau Grulod 8eoen BIT
Giienbahncompan,e meaen @erluf ibres
Diomonteutrfera %anbdnot9 9ema@ten
&ntldetotaunasflaae - Die Dame perz
lanste 100000 gr1aB @eat (pre@en
ioute, fonnte 16 niht etnieeu unp murps
enta0en. @tds 0Hdmerene batteu
i& fir $75, 900 erfldrt.
49, Gin ceutider 2umpen5ammler In
Nem>Yorf, welder bel Der fur u,an&t
Gbeberrn, 10 t%rtersNanten Bsl6dfti9uno
isin ar'nes @eib ~ mi6bonoeln, por
Gem poltsiten Sobn 2eslie 9eit6rt murpe
per{eBte oielsm nit Isiu:m etlsrnen 2um>
penbafen einen t6ctlihsn 6ieb lber ber
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