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F0RTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
DEBATING THE NhvAL <PPR0PRI<-
TIONS IN the HOUSE.
An Amendment Reducing the Number and the
fay of Naval Onicers Heiected-The Pro-

An Amendmenf Reducing the Number and the
ray of Naval Omcers Rejected-The Proc
posed sale Of UseIess Navy Yards.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Chair laid be-
fore the Senate a CON nun icstion from the Pres
ident enclosing a re port from the Secretary Of
State In answer TO the resolution OF the Senate
OF March q, showing the amount OF monsy on
hand to the credit OF the awards OF the mixed
commission under the treaty Of April 25, 1855,
between the United States and Venezuela Or
dered to be printed and lie on the table.
Mr.. Eaton Dem., Comm presented the creden-
tials Of the Hon. II. W. b irnum, elected United
States Senator from Connecticut, to MI the I'M
expired term Of the Hon. o. 3. Ferry, dece ased.
The credentials having been re d, Mr.. Bsrnum
was escorted 20 the desk OF the President pro
tempore, and tho oath q once was admins
tered 10 him.
Mr.. Sherman Rep., Ohio) presented the petit
tion OF A. ". Ciapp, Congressional Printer to
the effect that he Is an onlcer OF the Senate that
great injustice has been done him by the Com
mittee on Printing In the House OF Representa-
tives: that the books OF his once are detained
from MN oy that committee, and that no OPP
portunity was given him for an ex planntion OF
the chatses before that committee. Mr.. Sher-
man moved that II he referred to the Committee
on PRIVILEGES nnd Elections, With instructions to
Inquire into the truth OF the allegations. Agreed
to.
The senste then at 1890 p. NJ, on motion of
Mr.. ShermMn. went into executive session.
At 1870 II. VI. the doors were reopened, but
were Immediately closed again. and the senate
assumed the consider al on Of The articles Of m
peachment against W. Deiknap, late Secretary
OF War.
At $50 +. VI. the Senate again went into ereou-
i've session and after a snort time, when the
doors we're recpensd, Mr.. wright (tep., 1ows)
from the Committee on the Judicisrg, report
ed adversely ON the resolution instructtng the
committee - inquire INFO the expediency Of es-
thb isning pententiary st Fort Smith, Ark,
Tor the confinement Of United states prtsuners.
ana the COMMIT tee was olsen irged from It's fur
ther consideration.
Mr.. Bdmunds (Rep, VII moved TO take up the
House uill to protect Witnesses VINO shall be
CURED To testify ~ cert in ises.
=. Nj. Morrill tksp., W objected, and ssid the
Senator FROM Ohio mir. Sherman, who was not
present, desired to nave tue Silver bill consid-
cred as soon "a possible.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen (kep., N. J) called atten-
ton TO the tact that the bill In relation to the
japanese indemnIt, fund was the unfinished
business. tnd he hoped II would he disposed Of
before anything else was taken up.
The senate thsn, at O'Clock, adjourned.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange co

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
prised sales by
Peter r. Meyer, foreclosure. two lots together. In
size 25Kll5xYg llx25x7t llxlOO on the Nent EIDE OF
klKhn 4ll iret nurLh 81 lflht street, al w.
900 lOt 25xluO GU t1e westslde VI same Ayeuue
40 II fe noTth OF Hlsi street, $500
By WIN. kennelyt foreclosure, Que plot 75xlOO on
the norm side OF FtyseeObd street. 100 ieet east of
Tenth avenue, $1,000.
by A. II. Muier a Son. at public action. three lots.
25HOO the west SIDE Of Cooper street, 100 feet
north VI Emerson street, tjlO each.
Tue tOlONlng foreclosure saics were adjourned
Two the north sioe o. txtyhfst street east %
Fifh avenue, lot on the horthe rt corner OF tA-
nrs street and Flfh avenue 90 June one lot Gu the
eide Of Fam aveule, Aud Twelve oil On tue uorth'
east corner Of Avenue anu 1904 street " June L.
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Supervisor muun,, CrooLeaue...

CHICAGO, May 22.-Distrlct Attorney McKln-
ney Of Milwaukee says that eX-sapervsor Daniel Num-
will be tried In Milwaukee aext July unes he
yeted on the trial paudlnE here In his opinion, the
MWAukee case Is b~Dngrr against him than the one on
tflai. II can be snown that Mum terms OF IN
tilnacJ with uistiers Il former city that h
Ia with the undskOpfs. the head centres Milwaukee
erOOkedness, and eobnved with them to prevent toe
GoverLment from getting at Reports Of gaugers, which
and that dlrect payment " Mum Of 1900 could
proved These. 10 claimed, only specimens OF the
polDn IA the Milwaukee case. They 60 To show that
Num- not only knew there was King there, out he re-
fused TO smash IT, and Ardod for reporting
what he knew.
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To THE EDITOR or The SUs--Str: The sugees-
ton OF Jour correspondent, "a Count Current" that
subsrlpon should ne started for the benent OF tue
distinguished Count Joannes. IA sn idea which must
emlnenty RECOMMEND itself TO the Iteration OF all
ADMIRERS vi tue Counts sublime and tfaLscendeut
abilities.
Ia order T. make II a popular ovatos. and that the
honor OF contributing may be within the - .ls
most humble (thOGgn nOue the euthuslastc) admir-.
ets let subscriptions he mlted 10 The euclUsr VI
Oh cant fIRsr GRAVE DIG0KR
NEW YORK, May 22, 1879.
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Mis-. Davenport. B.nea, a, the Finh Avenue.

my. dear SIR" said Mr.. stephen Fiske, OF the
Fifth Avenue theatre, TO gentleman who renal, ed
that 81 80 was too hign price for select reserved
chair for Fanny DAvenport's matinee beaent to NOR
row, you certainly ~,ud not OBJECT pay nifty cents
to see Barrett play 0rlInaop"
wen, no :" replied the gentleman.
-Nor nity cents 70 hear L. L. Davenport ~ the melan
cho Jgqursr'
"Csrtain not"
Mo- nfty ceIts to hear Castle sing the music Of
ADis.s 2"
+" Il would be cheap at that"
" Nor ATTY Miss Davenport, for the nrst
time, q ROSdhndP"
No. thsts waat want to See"
"Nor hfy ceuts Tor teat " hear and see all this
comiortaDv7 ?"
" Vel, suppose not"
IAN righl Five ufties make two dollars ana half,
snd beres -FOUR ticket II you choose to sdd another
Of cent Tor Tue qua tete aud compalv auOt err
for Mr. DAILY = tr uDle get NJ ~ the comb auOn,
anu ano her fur the new scenery anu the orcnestrl"
Hold oI!" cried Tue gentleman, "Glye me private
box. anu say more about IL
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Am USEME kTS.
Uncle Toms Cabin" at the Park Theatre
A serious Va udevtIle.

A serious Vaudeville.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" well set upon the
stage. was played last night at the Park Thea.
tire, in presence Of nns audience. The action
Is interpreted with music, some OF which 10
sung as solos by Eva and Uncle Tom, aud some
by the Colored Georgia Jubilee SINGERS. who
serve as chorus. Independent of the religious
tone which runs through the drama. Il Is touch
lngiy sad and not one Of tho least touching
Things Is the singing Of tho c lored siugers.
1Opsey Was rupresen ted Ad mtraoly by Mrs.G. c.
Howard. to wnoin tnis character should by this
time have become kind 81 second DFture.
BiJou Heron PLAYED Eva. Mr.. G.. c. Howard -.
CAR, and Mr. George Kunkle Uncle Tom. Each
OF the oarts named va. carefully and well acted.
Tue whole cast was Competent. and the repre-
sentation was much applauded. especially the
singing 81 the colored chorus The time during
which his piece can be played Is understood to
be limited.
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A Gigantic Explosioni

An explosion without atmospheric CON-
cussion, out disastrous to certain interests-tne
bursting OF the respectable old theory OF m a.
chino sewing heretofore prevalent, but now
entirely superseded by the theory of automa-
tism, adapted solely to the Wilcox Giobs new
automatic machine, on view at the Centennial
Exhibition, and In this city at 6Ss Roadway
In
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ssc for rejected, Ale. for No white toItc, for No.
Chcego mixed nfo4ll1c. for No. nixNi, 40D47c for
Wnte stnte. ana T3c. for good white Western. Rye
solo a. ssc for Long Island Corn irregular and
@lcs 900 nush At sc for steamer mixed for In.
fnsi VomsoVfc for steamer mixed. seller Msyy 90
ior no grade oOa@d1Hc. for steamer mfxed on SPOT
Western yellow. ~ 49, NN'
suNDRfIs-Naval stores were again dun and tr,a,
easier AT s2sc for sprlts turpentine and u zoo 81 VIZ
t9r common 20 good strained rosin Petrolsum vas
hlgeri hrm and quiet at SIC. TOR crude, In bulk aud
IKE Tor renned, In Dbn OCEAN freRhts were oder
htiY .tve berth room was easier, but CHAR ers re-
NAMED steady. Grain TO Liverp OIL by steam, 6lf y
90 MS provisions, 40a5Os. per ton, grain to HUI, by
steam; bIl 90 TO An wcrp. by steam. f0d, ana nv
sail 20 DO; 60 Cork Tor orders at g. or do TO az
United King s. I'd ass 1OItd. rosn to Mnrscies
OF Naples Soc Whiskey was very quiet salel 90 obis
.GnooKRrxs- Rio coree was duh ana nominal At ib1a
1pAc, goId no talee. Mid grades were active nd
steady sales 10000 mats Java on the spot, and 5000
piculs TO arrive within the range OF 9iGo42c gu,d
MOesses and rice continued to cell only IN jobnlng
way, but prices ren siued steady. Raw sugars we're
moderately active and steady fair O good refining
cuba l116a7 i5l6c 1000 hhis sold at 7sfe7 IL 16c.
e7Jt9Sc. Refined IN demand and nrm a. 10f a10,sc.
for harda
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A Joyful Contributor.

To THE EDITOR OF iHE SUN-ST: 1t was with
heartfelt Joy that / noticed that "a Count uren "
had so mob started subscription for our distn.
gLished Count JOannes. Tue nuule Count las ling
been my local Of ManhOpd and now cheerfuily srnd
Tor hi, b'ns issma token Of my este NJ cent,
hoping you will SEQ that it IL properly drpOsed H.
lOukIKR
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Thank. "From the Dep,h. Of the Heart"

N. A.. r, WELLINGTON, Loraln Co., D., Aug "a, 1874.
Drr n " Pierce B41alo, n, ],
DEAR SIR; Your medicines, Golden Medical
Discovery, anu DR.. eaRes Catarrh Remedy, have
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i've long had complication OF Diseases, scroiu q.
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on my head that made such sores that could not
nave my h,lr eomted without causing me much
larged. enlarged or thick neck," large
Gus Dolls. also suffered from terrible Chrome Ca
burden 20 me- had tried many doctors win bene
nj. nnAily procured One-half bottles of your
Golden Medical Discovery aud Que dozen Sigc'a Ca.
tarrh Remedy and commenced their use. At nrst
BADLY dscoui aged but after taking four bottles OF
lasen the renal ng ueM In sddlIon the OF
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II entrely disappeared Your Discovery 10 certainly
the mot wonderful blood medicine ever invented. I
thank Cod am you. from the depths Of heart. for
the great good II has done me-
Very gratefully
Mrs. L. CHAFTEL
Most medicines which are advertised as blood puri-
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some form, or potassium And IODINE vArlOasly com.
blned. All OF these agents have strong tendency
Dresx down the Diood corpusces, and deDiltate and
should therefore be discarded. DR. Plerce's J0lueu
Medic Discovery, on the other baud. beng composed
OF he huld extracts ~ native plants barks aud roots.
vii In u. case injury effects being strength.
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trratiyes whi h later medical investigation aud dis
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nanmatlun, Mercurit aiiectlons Odd Sores kruptiOns
81 the bklnand Sore Eyes, a. IN All other blood diseases.
Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has shown its
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the CRACK or the RIFLE.
The seventh, Eighth. and Sixty-uinth Regi-
mcnt, ut Creedmoor.

The Seventh Regiment, 1855 men; Eighth,
l3O and SIxty-ninth. 20, practised at Cresdmoor
yesterday. NaJor u. ID. wJlie Inspected the
shooting. or the brigade star. Major wyiie
scored 20 Of the possible 5O points at 30 nd 40
yards; Col. Wentworth. "a; Gen. varian. 30 and
Col Fleming, o. Private Godfrey Smith. Com
pany y. Eighth Regiment, had hls right leg bro
ken near the ankle. Tns winners Of mAlks-
mems badges were:
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FosrER-MORRisON.- Tnurs day, May is, by tho
Rev. VIM LLOYD, james Foster " Ka.e morrison. both
Of New YORK CITY
HEuK-MuLlE R.-on Wednesday. NAV ~, at this
CAurvh au St Esprit Dy the Rev. Leon Pons Fred. Z.
ane Hrur 10 AmeNa Muller, all OF Brooklyn.
MISUNDERSTANDING On sunusy, MAY IL at the
residence OF the brides par by Rev ID. Miso
Idor Mek.er to Theresa BERNARD both of this city.
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A very large assembly at Booths
Theatre witnessed Julius Cesar" last nisht,
replaced upon the stage there with the same
excellence In the distribution Of parts as W %
made familiar To tue pubic during the recent
long run of this tragedy az this house. The per.
formance was greeted with every sign Of mp
proval by tue auditory. The present series OF
week.
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Bargains for cash In furniture and carpets, at
Cowperthwait's, 1855 and 1877 Chath an ". Chamber
suites SIS to 800 Dressing suits $50 TO $40. wal
do SIS $50 PArlOr suites $50 10 100 Brussels
carpet 81. Every for housekeeping. Three four
story buildings Is warerooms fu OF ate.t style goods
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Payments by installments for furniture anu
erpets at Cowperthwats. loo ana l57 Chatham srr t.
Immense stock low prices easy terms. Thirteen large
warerOoms-ddV.
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DIVORCED.

REYNOLDS.-In the city OF New YORK. on the 22d
day stay. 1879. by tue on. Joseph r. Day, Judge of
The Court OF Common Pleas Annie ley Il 70
ter Reynolds Cause, adultery.
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Breath rendered fctid by n foul stomnct nnt
unhealthy salNary fecrctlOns becomes aud
grant by the Use OF Mix Ut Mssnesa Give Il trial.
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MARINE INrELLIGE NOE.

MINIATURES ALaAsAc-rrts NV
sun rses... 81 sun SETS. IL Moon sets. 81
HIuH wArKR-rnt-
sandy Hook. % Gov islano 1? Hell Gate. %
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Rupfure.-A permanent cure by Dr. Mar his treat
t1ent, Six Elastic stockings aud Abdominal Belts.
Shoulder braces aud surgical appliances OF every
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houses. dcstro- verinn. and heatnfu IS John
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BUSINESS Auirts.


Tonic.
Every at times feels the necessity OF some restor-
alive ofthe vital powers, depressed by menta bodily
exhaustion In such cOnd ions let every instead OF
nyirg 10 the alcoholic or medicinal stmulants, whirh
must DO toowed by depression equal to their excte-
ent renylgorate mis- oeranged system by the natural
PouGHKEKPsIK, N. Y. Oct. 49,
. urNTLrMrN Since taking the Peruvian syrup feel
better my strength II improve my bowels are regular,
nv appetite is ntst rate: have recommended TO my
friends ana they are using u.
There an old physician IA this city colder tran ami
who has been In the drug business for forty
has used the Syrup for three months, and gives
his decided ounon that IL IL the best Alternative Tonic
Medicine ne ever knew.
Yours truly. VIC. STERLING.
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Steamship Rapidsn, savanDah. mdse and pass.
bteant hlp john ANAL Rio Janciro. ndse. aud pass.
steamship Regulator Wilmington. NJ c., naval stores.
Steamship PottsvSle. Pm adeiphia
Steamship Carondelet Fernahdina, mdse. and pass.
BARK Madcap, Rio Janeiro, cunee.
AltO tue Usual rver at wee vepsis
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Briggs Corn aud Buuion Remedies sold
everywhere, BY mail, so cenis. Dir. BRIGGS, NewarS
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wAsHHRwoMAs's FRIEND.-Pyle's o. X. Soap.
Speaks for Itself. Tsy it.-Aap.
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Sells Qurk's Irish Tea, the great 81 cent bilious
remedY, ~ WOndeI Inl prnparAtlOn '-Adp.
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,IDr; g. w. Benson's Celery and Chnmcmiis
PILLS are prepared expressly to Sick Hea1acue.
Nervous Headache. Dyspeptic Hcsdsche, Neuralgia,
Nervousness ana 81 epless aud Will any Case
Price SOC, postage free SOFA by ali drugglsts once.
LOG n. Eutaw st., Baltimore, nd.
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SPECIAL Rollt,s.

FOIAIO $500
PEST POISON
successfully u-ed last year.
For sale BY W. h. SCHtEFFEftN CO.,
McKkSSON a POBRlNS.
and other wholesale druggi-ts AID the ONCE ~ tho
LODI CHEMICAL OkkS,
1j2 Chambers al, New York.
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
will he held Ia ASSOCIATION HALL 23d St. corner
OF ith ay. under charge VI COMMITTEE Of Arrange
msnt. o. me ,erylce. lsiey nrla IA the Hlppodoe.
EVERY AFTERNOON a. o'clock. Except Satur-
ia, anu suudeyD nj EVERY EVENING at O'CLOCK.
conducted by M RS Of various churches Saturday
Tor Zen only. A cordial invitation extended to all
FRQM ALI. n!-OkDEHS Arising From
unhealthy condition OF tue liver stomach
TemcIy tuual, Dr. senenck's MAnurake Pills winch
are now used by thousands, when necessary. W.T. ha
mos nencia results. One Dor OF these PMS, valued
al 70 cehts wall prove the efficacy OF urd,ine. No
ma ter how cOstivo how iuus the system may be,
the haolt Of BODY Is Immediately corecteu anu tesu:
uiate1 aud the organs are Diought TO ahtathY Aui
natural activity. lhe MandIake Pills are !lAeWSe Al
inialhble remedy tor sick headache aud plies
fOf SAFE Oy ali druRglsls
,KNAPP'- EXTRACT or ROO -, -Nowls
the Tine puliy he blood aud strengthen AMI lnNFor-
ate the sU EN-. Their no,hinE 50 wen SlAhtel Tor
which makes the hea tl-'t spring aud summer bever
axe known. Depot 500 Hudson ST. sold By most drug
Rlets.
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BARGAI\-IN FUKNIPURE
VI all grades III
KING MAS $, lao CHATHAM ST.

VI all grades at
KlNGMAN $, lao CHATHAM ST.
To proye what say. give me cali
ulhKODS CURE nneQn lied TOR ASTHMA,
CArARkll. CIRCUIT, WhooPlNG COUGH and CON:
MON COLDS. Sold by dru,gists. 81 Dgpit, liz
LhAnptr'sL +. o. COX 2,isO ria package free.
BLAIR'~ Fills. THEt.REAr ENt.LlSH
rem 10 cont az ltneuma l.n sure, safe NJ
PkOu a. hAkSANr Proprietors, London. II. Plan
TEN SON 22i William ST.. NV YORK, agents. BOX 81
pus. tl@5. " nail. Sold nv drus slsts.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
s6OO,OO0
VIII be drawn June q. Prizes eashed; oYders
hlled; Information furnished tree.
TAYLOR & Co. saukers
NO.ll wall NY.
81 HATS, 81. 90, Dime pearl hAts) six hats.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-30
eOErsipOuSsu8 Der 50. 9taatsseituns.)
Sic groBe Rttnit : MMSteANM9 1T
8erItn.
U.
Berlin, ben 3. Oft. 1876.


Die benz &inftIerauge mobItbuenben
3ettel ~ ertauft" 3eigen it9 INNER
nod iebr Derein5elt. Die iammerpoaen
@rwerbSperhdLtniiie ipiegeIn lid aud auf
Der &unitausiteaung Deutlt6 .pteoer.
Cine fleine QnSabl BON &iinitlern fret[i6
genieBt bes benetoen5tpertbes 8or3ugeS,
na9 EGufern ntemals iu6en su brau6en.
Sic maleu auf 8eiteuung ODER man fault
tbnen ibre 8tloer BON Der Staffelei fort.
gu oieieu @liidlt6en geb0rt in eriter
Jteibe 8rofeiior u D o | / NC Wtit7
9lteo bes Senates Der f0ntglt6en Nfaoes
ME Der Ginite 81 Berlin, Snbober Der
goIoenen Webatle. 3net Wtal 5eigt Die
0iesmalige NuSiteuung oas Doblgetrofz
fene @onterfet 0teies f0rperli6 fletniten,
geiitie er6Bten unter ben GerLiner &lnlt7
Tern. Gin Wfal bat oicie eiierne Oenferz
ftiru, bic Iber Den itrengen 8elebrten5is
gen tDrout, Brofelior Oscar 8ega5
gemaIt, elm UfaL bat Brofefior Geins
bolo8egas Die merfDiirot8e @ridetz
nung in elmer bis gum @lrtel oeS Wfan>
mes ret1euoen 8ortraitbilte firtrt. Sine
8Iite im Slaui6rOd, am @irtel Gb8ez
11nttten, tie berIbrt ben 8ei6auer
ieItiam! Sic beiBt i'm 8ubltfum roer
NkWHCIubtC 0tu1kI uUU AtUn 'obDSttI
bic untere Sdlfte itede in oct &iite, auf
Der Die Butte itebt. ALS Bortratt 1T oas
&uutperf poraiisli6, ieineSe6nit slGnz
5eno. Die NIT in bic 9ariteQung btns
einge5ogene RlnitlerbanO-ite Gaetn etn
OteiltertI6 6araftertftif6er Nuffalz
Jung 1T elm genialer 8urf bes Borc
trattbtIonerS aber ben Slaul6rod bdtte
Eeinbolb 8egas mobl betieite lalien fonz
men, Der 9nomenbafte @iuoruf tpdre oas
onr6 nermieoen tporoeu.
Qoolf Wten5el's pieIbemunoertes
Sauptz uno @apitalitId auf Der biesidbs
rigen Auste4uns lit fein groBes 8tlb
nSas @tfentpaIamerf", fiigen
mir binau, bon 8oriig in Woabit. Sol>
len mir Oas Bib beI6retben Damn
mIBten mir ben 8etrieb zines 8aI3pers
tes 16tloern, feline Sd nlel30fen, ieine
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peuen nnD Sreibriemen an Der Oefe.
nno oa3tpii6en Die berfulti6en @eitalten
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benz Netua bauieuo geoa1t baben fann.
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been buried in his brain. Scarcely a
drop Of blood flowed from the wouni but
the hot lead left path which will nev-
er bc effacet He saw 10 more Of the Old
man. and with beating hear. burned to
resane hi- journey, thankful when be
yond pistolshot Of the lone cabin. but
never ,u~pectiug the cold- blooded plans
Of those hidden therein. IL Was only
when he read the awful expose that be
realized his fall danger Other travel
ers had ocsnpied the same chair at the
same table Old Bender or bis son-in-
law. sanding behind the curtain. had
held = revolver within eight ar nine
TT Of thu gusts head. AMI sent a
ballet .trtiyb. - the mark Under
ti@ house w.s cave or pit. AID under
the table Il tr~p-door The victim had
scarcely fallen from his chair when his
body wss dropped into he pit. 10 be
plauaesssl during the day. and dragged
forth al night. and tumbled into grave
in the blood soaked soil of the back
yard. With the heart of a devil in his
bosom. old Bender had taken his stand
behind the curtain. waited for favor
able momeut, and then fired upon Hast
ings. Some sligh. movement just at
the instant saved the travellers life.
Confused and disconnected, old Bender
hesitated 10 fire again. and the sight of
"a revolver In the traveller grasp caused
him TO retreat. The daughter was
doubtless watching. and she came
around the house and told the story
which had been planned for her TO
tell
Kansas never bad such u shock of
horror as when the bodies of nine or ten
murdered men were exhumed from the
prairie surrounding the lone cabin.
The family deserted the place at the
first alarm, going away so silently aud
swiftly that no trace has ever been
found, and they may live out their
days despite the untiring vigilance of
the law
Ii YOU have ever met the commercial
Traveller with the red scar OH bis cheek,
and wondered how it came there, you
now have its history.