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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
NO PEACE In THE EAST.
RUsSIA's OPPOsITIOs TO THE SIX
MONTHS dRMISTICE.
scrvia and rIontcncaro Refusing TO Take u
Into tet'onsideration-Finy Russian Ohicers
of Uiab Rank for the Servinn Army.

scrvia and nontcnearo Refusing TO Take u
inte Ton nsideration-Finy russian Ohicers
of Uizh Rank for tb, Servian Army.
LONDON, Oct. IA despatch from Paris
announces that Russia rejects the six months
armistice decided upon by Turkey, and demands
afresh that a six weeks atmistice should he I'm
posed upon the beiligerents, thus revetting to
tho proposal originally tnado by England to Tur-
key.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times
takes a sanguine view OF the situation. lie
says: Doubtless, In consequence OF the
Porte's conciliatory attitude, the propositions
in regard to the srmistice will receive unani-
moush favorable reception"
A despatch from Belgrade to the London
Times says: FIFTY Russian officers. some OF
whom have held high positions ON the Russian
s,un. ~::iveu n-,v yesterday"
A Reuter- from Paris announces that In conse-
qrouce Of explanations which have been ex-
changed between the powers, 1t appears pro0a-
ble that the Portes request for the appointment
OF commissioners to arrange the "details OF the
armistice Will be acceded to. IL - expected
that the military attaches Of the various EN-
bassies at ConstantinOple Will be appointed tho
A despatr from st. Petersburg says: The
runor of the Czar's contemplated abdication is
A despatch from Vienna says that none of the
great powers have vet given their consent TO
the conditions OF the armistice proposed by
Turkey. Russia regards Turkeys reference to
the iulux Of foreign volunteers IS . direct In
dictment Of her policy. Prince Milan has con-
hdertly informed several OF the foreign repre-
sentatives at Belgrade that the conditions Of
the armistce which refer 20 Servia cannot 10
taken into consideration. A Berlin despatch TO
the Pau Mall Gd,s'te says. however, that all the
powers except Russia have received tho Turkish
armistice proposal favorably.
CLTTINJE, OFT 1.-THE Montenegrin ofiicial
Journal declares that Montenegro Will not accept
either the armistice or peace except In concert
with Seryin, because Montenegro, like Servla, Is
bound to continue the war until the liberation
Of IA ,hr II Inraa la ncnn mill aha cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
The Mysterious Death OF Frank brennan
Was he Murderedf

PoTTsvILLE, Oct. fitzpatrick Brennan
OF Beaver Meadows, and VIM. McNcalis Of buck
Mountain have been arrested for the murder of
Frank Brennan OF Buck Mountain. Frank
Brennan had been missing since Monday, the
2d inst, The last seen Of Frank was at Mauch
Chunk, ON the niSht of the 2d inst, In com
pany with William McNealis and Patrick
brennan, and II Is asserted by those who
were present that they treatened Frank that II
they got him outside they would "put tho but
tons on him." Yesterday the body cf Frank
brennan was discovered in ths dam at Mauch
Chunk. No marks Il violence. however were
on his person. aud about Si0 in money was found
In his pants pocket.
Ii IA supposed that, being considered by the
Mullies a q ingerOns man, lie was tnrown into
the dam and there drowned,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
ANoTHER BOLD ROBBERr.
A County Treasurer Forced to give up
$4,000. the Contents OF His safe.

KNOXVILLE. Iowa, Oct. l2.-On Tuesday
evening last, about 7 o'clock two masked men
entered the once OF the County Treasurer,
while meeting was In progress IN au upper
room. They first asked II tho Treasurer had
S:,OlO0 In the safe. lie answered. Not h.lf
that" Drawing reyolyers thcy demanded what
he had. Iion his refusal t. open the sale they
put IN their pistols and finuIished a knife, cut
ing his clothing. He then delivered the con
tents Of the safe, amounting To over sE,OvO.
The robbers then placed the Treasurer Niihin
the vault. from which he WAS released forty
minutes afterward by the nl2ht watchman. he
thieves made their escape On two horses, which
they left tied to an adjoining fence. lhey told
the Treasurer they were the James broth rs,
and that they wanted TO make raise TO effect
the roleAse VI their NOIthh I'D parlners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

The ownership Of physicians prescriptions 10
involved In law suit begun In the seventh District
Court Robert Koglan took prescription to Ferrng-
tons drug store in Beecker street. aud bou sh the mx
called for He then demanded the return of
the prescription and the druggist refused according TO
the custom OF the trade, but SAID that the mcdcine
couln be bought OF him at amy time. The action 10
brought to recover the written prescription, which
Mr.. kogan claims Il his personal property. as ne
bought IL Of the physician. The question has been
raised before and some lawyers hold tht tue yeclan
l. the real owner. he MY sells his knowledge for
parcu case, and the patieat has no right 10 make
known the prescription In the absencc OF any contract
tue point T. uce In countries the Druggist
Il only allowed to retain copy OF prescription ane
buyer the original.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
Capture Of One of the NOrthneId Bank u OBJ

ST. Louls. Oct. l4.-Sergeant Bonnd of the
police force Of mi city arrived here from Kansas Clty
this evening having In charge the man no is claimed
be Frank James one OF the Northned, Minnesota bnnS
robbers lie arrested yesterday afternoon at the
rerd nee OF DR.. Nullnd. about nNc miles from indie
pendencc Mo- where he had been stopping Tor some
time past,
II Is asserted quite positively by nr. holland and
others tnai his name Is Juhn Goodwin, OF Louisiaua
but, as he II wounded IN the leg a. frank james ls
fad To have been, and from other circums In the
Ca5n. n.rgeaut huland tOOk and DrOmkhl nm more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

cold anu apathetc and almost deal TO pain or pleas
sure! TINS the condition Of Florence Lyndon on
discovering she had been discarded by her hearts
idol, Lionel Deverll You may read all about this
strange couple 0 the charming story, How She Loved
Him." TO be begun In No. 90 OF the NsO York Wsstly
ready 10 morrow (MondaD morning. 7AdO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
Mrs. Mcrrisnn'. Third Trim.

Mrs. rah c. Merrigan, VINO IS under indict-
meni Tor the murder of her convent friend, Maggie
Hammin, In Wllhamsnurgn, In 1873 ~ 10 BE- tried for
the third time IN the Court Of Oyer and Ttrmin'r IN
BROOKLYN next month. Tie defence whcn 's that ne
de- IN caused y an accident. hni imt az Nt rthi
thr nody hrs. NrTrigln was thrown uio iuNtnt' 40
wlich she cndravOrcu c0ncru the remains Is TO nc
unchanged. Ia Tie nrst ri tac jury disagreed ana IN
the second there smother dis vrTihtAl, tht prs
oneT escaping the galluSs 10y two votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Judge Henry A. Moore, Of the Kings County
Court Of Sessions BROOKLYN yesterday contenced bo
fore the jail Committee OF tn supervisors that the
ia should not be built In the bleak region nhont the
pentcnary. the jlil shou be near possible te
the COut House, aud on ihr county lands next TO ths
Court HOuse. provided that the property owncu
IN the vicinity dtl not object Tue committee voted u
recommend the building Of the new III GU the site "
the present and wo lots to be purchased from
the trustees OF The City Hospital.
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w..,che.tcr nrpnhlicnn Non,inntlon-.

The members OF the bar In Westchester coun
y irrespective OF party. having considered the nomt
nation OF j. VI. Rowell for County Clerk BY the Demo-
cratic Convention, an unpopular anu unsatisfactory
one they cal CT convention ~ the Bar Association In
White Plans. yesterday to unite with the Re ubltcsu
County Convention In the IOuinatlon OF candidate
for whom thy couli coLsccntiously vote. james ~
jenkins, OF Fnstchester, was nominated The Republ
eau (unyenii4n completed tue ticket by nomlnatlnl
Cot y. Is. arram. for Sheriff T.. II. Travis for Surro
gale Dr, n. NJ. Ives, for Coroner Cyrus Lawrence
Tor justice OF the Sessions Toe Second Assembly Dis
trict Convention nominated Alexander Taylor Jr foi
.mber Of tne Assembly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Jimmy King, alias Jimmy the KID having
been sent to cell In the Washington place court prison
yesterday default OF $1,000 bail for his appearance
TO anewor the charge of attempted robbery of Mine.
Iuyot-turncd al the cell door, dared past the uhrer
who about 70 lock MN up ran swiftly TO Ne hasr.
mrnt door and escaped into the street III re- he
slipped, fcl. AID m 4 moment more was safe In the
cuchrs O. X epcf DOogan. Hut for his tal the at
tempt al giving lex Ua would undoubtedly have been
In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Ihe Democrats Of the Fourth Ward Of Hobo
zen held rousing meeting IN schulizs Hall. II
Adams street. last night The room was decorated 10
bunting, aud handsome portrait OF Iilden adorned
the front OF the speakers char. There were large
nunincr GrrmRns thcrf, NnO enthusiastically aD-
plnuctd the speakers. Addrc.scs wcrr dcvered by
tic Hon RutoiIh =. Eabc, pr. N ch, Counsellor VA
liam ". MeAdOo. anu Albert Hoffman, 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
Princeton s,uden,. aud Firemen Fighting,

In Princeton, on Thursday evening, an alarm
Of Gre Grew the college students and the village hre'
men burning building on the outskirts OF the town.
The structure was nearly consumed wnen the nrenen
began to pump water upon IT, the students greeted
their Efforts with shouts OF de:iSion and offensive cpl
thcts. one Of the nremen struck sophomore, anu
then NCly fcinmage followed, IN winch canes were
freely uscu No one Nas riousy hutt, however, al
though time the night bade falr 10 assume the
proportions Of a riot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

August Greenwood of AS Henderson street
Jersey CITY. arrested yes erday, charged with as
sault and battery and attempting to cut his w,fct
throat with table knife lie says that his wife a.
tempted to psCe poison ~ his conee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
Possibly n Homicide.

Louis Greenstern. sled 20, OF lle Hopkin1
street. Brooklyn. assaulted hy Cattei. with
whom he had had quarrel Caltel Knocked HIM dovn
and kicscd him behind the ear. and then hc threw
cutting hn over the eve, causing conclusion OF
the bfag, Gre-userns ply sicans sai hc Is fatally In
lured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
A Raid on the Baxter stree, Dens.

A raid was made last evening by Capt. Lowery
on the vagrants and habitua drlnkards al l2 30 81.
"A Baxter lOl Bayard and 81 Mulberry streets. Among
the fro # agcr-bCer salouus vita sticks when thr
diD into the Kegs. II any beer has boon lett It Is
cmpted and sold TOR cent pluss. Thirty six per.
sOns MNre lNCktd un
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. H,-lho case " Ann
Ella Young az. Brigham Young came up before
Judge Shacfrr today, VINO decided that, unless the
money previously aijudged the y aintih was pail IN
ten uays, an attachment would lssue ~ Orns The dc
fendgnt into court for contempt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Con. Rufus King died IN his home at Esj Essi
1wcnty-'hrd street on Friday He was the grandsos
Of Rufus King He graduated from The Military Acad
West Point after serving for three years he
bc'amr eugagrt journalism anI cunnccted With
thr A bIIy lfeliHu J1uyDd', the Albany 4 ertsar
and the Milwaukee S~nnueL Hc was appointed Minis
ter TO Rome winch po,iion he resigned TO enter thG
army duriug tie cigl war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Sumner Memorial Com
mlttee to.d4y voted 10 arrange with Mir. Ball for .
statue of Charles Sumner TO he erected In the Publc
Gsrdens. Mr. Dall will SAL for Europe saturday next.
taking with hin plaster model ct tbe proposed statue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Read the great romance of the affections,
A" How She Loved Him." which viii be begun In the
SeO York Weekly. ready Tomorrow (MondaD morn
ing.-Ads.
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The Latest Finh Ward Tragedy.

4 colosed man, supposed from papers found
his person be Charles simmons, in alteration
in Warren street last evening WIS shocked down and
wounded ON the head, ana injured internally IN the
Chambers street hospital It Is thought that lie wi not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
Y. :. street Threatening 10 shoot J. T. Press
ION.

Yesterday, at luncA, in Nash & Crooks Mr.,
Street loAngB threatened to shoot Mr. j. T. Preston II
he faled To print enough copies oi the Nep ieIk
Weekly for to morrow containing the nrst part OF the
great story, now She Loved Him." as the American
Ncys Company has ordered the Aeo YORK Hcelh
presses to be kept running night anu day until the de
n.aud ia supplipd.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
Yellow Fever Victims.

SAVANNAH, Oct. A-The total number OF in
terments o.day was 10, u which were fiom yellow
fever. Sister Mary Berchman, formerly Miss Mary
Whelan. native Of New YORK staie dled day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

At Prince street una the Bowery new theatre
Is to be built IL l. TO o handsome tructure, II 10
SAID be used fi variety entertainments under
the management Of Horny Miner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

GALVESTON, Texas, oct. li.-Ihe boiler Of the
steamer Matamorls eHpiodcd near Morsans Point TINS
morning Thrcc Of the crew were Killed and two
wuunIei. After the explosion the boat was totally
destroyed by nre. Loss t2OOj0; uninsured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
The Death of n millionaire.

Ex-Judee Charles Moran, one OF tho oldest
AMI wg,l mcst C.uXrus of prtruut diru suddtDlY on
Friday night aged 20 Yeas, lie caver an estate NMutl
al Two aud half millions,
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"see What u Goodly Outside Fnisehood
lIulhv

The Parisian Diamonds are not real gems II
they were they could not be sold 30 cheap nut their
goOdy outside - makes them pass current as real
every where For sale only at Humphreys jewe store.
77g Broadway. opposite Stewsrrs. New y0rk.-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Rapidly rising barometer, brisk nigh north
northeast winds tccidrnlv tu'der clear or plrit
couy weather tOli1Niuf OCvAslon cpasi rains lurne
the uiornul,. aud GU Monday mOru.ng heANI HOsts'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

GOV Bedle has refused ~ grant resutc APP
pltd fr by the friends OF John Hlll ana John kul.
lcu the Cnsett murdelers anu they will Ue hang On
next Friday week At MAY = Landing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

The A merican Institute Exhibition offers
very interesting disp IS OF new iIf',Ous machinery
nuyr,tirs ana traits flowers. Ine prccs have beer
reduced Oh Mondays lid fnd "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
The Thcr,nomrtcr IN Sew York Yesterday.
JOrrINGs IHOrr rOWN.

A. Huduu- nt , oclock 4, .N,, ~; g M,;
, 1876-11-28


&c torben. @eItern Moroen
Farb wieber Elm beuti6cr 8ilrgcr Serr
@eor9 Wil1elm, aus @irtenber9, in
leiuem 70. 2ebcnsja6re. Gr luar Der dlte
tie %unlerer beuti6en 8iirser in Der Staot
fam 1918 III icinem 81. Sabre nod
Gl9mOno uno mar IS Sabre bier anlds
big.
Seute Na6mitta9 nm 8 life miro oit
8eeroi9ung BON Der Wobnun9 oes Ser
it%orbenen in Der Sroao Str., 5luii6el
Der 1lten uno 2ten, aus ltatifiuoen. s.
ioate ieoer DeutlNe, oeIIcn 3eit es gu
ldbt Den Bipneer u%nlercs 0eutibtbum5
in 8irginia. Die lests Gbre eripelien uno
an Dem SeQrdbnilie She'll nebmcn.
, 1876-11-28

BoIisei @eri@t. 8ol9enbe
6dlle famen por9yltern in oieiem@eri9te
sur N~erbonolun9:
9eter Serrp, Walter Sennin9s, Geo.
Gidetts, 2utber Bethel, Charles Dance
uno Willie Gales, ansetlast pesen Sc.
icBiibertretuns uno 9drm auf Der Stra=
be 9ema9t sn baben, wurben ie 81 se=
ityaft.
Sobn Mnoerlon, ongetlaet luessn
S%rnnfenbeit, wuroe auf 80 Sage in bic
Sail 9eianOt.
Der Sal BON Sobn $. Solmes nnb
@Obert SOlmss. farbi9, unaetIost ben
@oUaro Soro 9elto6en gu baben, mitabs
ii6t an tDoten, wurOe, pesen Mbiuelenbeit
bes Se~rwunoeten, bis anf SOnnaben0
perI1Oben.
Sames Samilton uno Gli5abetb Sa.
milton, farbi9, anaetla9t we9en S6id-
9erei i'm Morttbauie. Samss wuroe aui
6 Monats, @li5obetb auf 3 Monate in
Die Sail selanot.
@noreW Sinslep, forbio, unseflost
Elm 60B S6mala oOs Gigentbum BON
Is. Dominici BON Yort &iper Depot 9e-
, 1876-11-28

9anbftreide 6rsb 9tine uno
Wlife 5lauin, s,pei iun9c 9nnoItrei6cr
i'm Utter bon Is unb IA Sabren, wel6e
ongeben, buB lie BON 6opannoh Ga.
fommcn, itanoen a~eitsrn i'm Yoli5ciqe-
ri6t ocs @a9obunolrens onaefluat. Sic
boten nm No6tquartier i'm oritten Sto-
tionsboule uno wuroen feItycbolten, lid
tpc9en obiser @nfla9e Su perantporten.
Sic in9ten aus, bnb iie bon Snponnob
na6 Baltimore iubren uno BORT blieben.
Sic ieien 6 @u6en untcr @egs. I'M
nod boule SIT ssben. Man CAB linen
freie Yo|lo9e nah petersburg.
, 1876-11-28
@olb IdlpB pOr9eitern Mtltta9 in Nep
Oprf nit 1898.

Oeut If. Mm cr7ten 9ienHog i'm
December miro por Dem gr5iebun9sratb
Die Nng.legenbeit Der beantrogten Gin
fiibrune oes oeutlden Spra6nntsrriNts
in Den 6ffentli6en S6ulen CUR Gnti9eis
Dung fommen. 9as Stuoiencpmite bat
li1 in ieiner Mebrbeit ousselprp6en
alein bamit lit Die Gntldeioung I'M Or
%3iebungsrut6 nod ni6t mit9e ,timmthett
angsseigt. Sc 1T ndm!i6 m6sli6, bob
sund0lt nod in Dem Stuciencomite cine
nnoere Defining YlaB ereiIt. @err
SurIburo, we!ber als CUR Vtebrbeit oUs
5tuoiencomite an9eb6reno, 9e5ablt miro,
lit DER Ginfibruns oes oeuti0en 9pro9
unterri9ts ni6t 10 Ourdaus abgeneiet.
Serlelbe ipq pjslmebr cine permittslnos
Stelluns sruilden Der Mebrbeit uno her
Minoerbeit einnebmen nno miinIden,
oab Gin @eriu6 in Der 8erlu6 in Der
bere9ten 8esie6uns in einisen SAuIen
eemadt ,peroe, Die in iOlAen Siiiritten
lisger, luel6e cine ltarfe Oeuil1e Sep6l.
feruns baben. IS 1T baber ni9t gang
unm0sll9, oaB Elm oabin sebenoer Ser.
mittlun9santras in Dem Gr5iebunssratbe
ein9ebra6t miro. Nber audi wenn oies
niAt Der SAT- lein ioate, 10 fam Elm ipl,
der @ntras INNER nod aus Der Mtllte
oes &atbes 9eitelt weroen uno eint
Mebrbeit e,lansen, wie wobl in lol6sm
Safe DIE Nusli6ten ni6t 10 siinltig lino
als lpenn Der Inttas aus Dem Stuoisn-
comite berporseben wiroe.
NqSueroben Grmurtunseu m0ge Ii6
Die oeutl9e8sp0lteruns jeoo6 ni6t hin
eeben; Die oeutlbe Spra6e bat in Dem
gr5iebunssratb beitisc uno sepi9tise
@sgner; Die en9liiGe 9ocalprrlIe bat
obne Musnobme Die ginfiibuns oeriel-
ben in ben 6ffentIi9en S9ulen energil6
beidmpit uno in LETTER 3eit toot5ui6|sis
gen seiudt. 98ir baben es bier nit Ell
ner Nn9elesenbeit gu tbun, in welder
niAt BLOB Der Natiulit, Der eineeborene
Nmerifaner, Der eln9ewanoert eSrldn0er,
Der 0emofrat ooer Der &epublitaner ses
gen uns 1T; Die @egner Der orulI0cn
treten aug allen 98e9en nno Stesen 5u-
lammen uno luhen oleler Spra6e ben
Gineans in Die 9oltsl6ule 5u wrbren.
0ie Ginen ba5en oaiir politii9e 8riin
De, Mnoere fuben auf n~ationalen @Ornr-
tbeilsnL uno oicjeni9er, wel9e am I'M
befan9eniten in be Den 8e5iebungen lino,
brin9en paoasosiI4e @riinoe Oasssen
Dor.
Mber aud ipenn in tsiner Weiie Der
Gr3ichun9srotb auf Die An9els9enbeit
ein9eben ioate, 10 ltebt bod 10 pIel ftt
ouB Die Nerbanolungen uno Grwdguu
gen, ionic oas |anselammelte sinl9Idgi-
9e Wfaterial aus anberen Staoten, 30
Der oeuti1e Spra0unterri4t in ben 81
fsnlI4cn S9uIen einSeiiibrt III, bon
Wortbeil fir unlere Interchangeable
gepelen lit. Sei Der i6wa9en Wertre-
tuns, wel4e oas oeuti6e Clement i'm
@r3iebun9srOtb, uno bel Dem umltunoe,
baB fein amer!tanll4e 9rootlpnerYlatt
li6 Der beutlden Sprode amimmt, oae
uleImsbr- bielelbe beitis betampIeu, muB
, 1876-11-28
ht0mono poit OFFICE,
ppif-N
10. OAtObrr 1876.

Iggem 9tf Nttu gcrfer Tcd ldIieet Her
IN m 40 Nd6m. rub tr,ft brit nm q 9oV m
w. IN. Ter Wrfimeifer bitter grisf. e. e.
eth MGresn, WaGmitioes 70 frib aIs mSol, a'
@oaeaeben terbep.) "' "'9h0
Mnroiide GurdbnH. oneiuo,
---gnfunft 8 y. 81 nns I Il, se'% m fdalid.
f6lub 2 unb 7.35 81. m. H. Yof
Mopsll9e 8eg-psR. GGai6
10 ". M. gOFi9lus 2 nnb 7.15 S 81 m
suoiiSe goH. 3neinar taoi6
ia a ! y ", 70. unb 500 81. 81. m In =
IQlub Z y. M- UNI 1915 u. 3D., p0f-+
Mfd3rton0 g. 0anhiae Gfienho6, or
$50 0. aMS'""F 0'Oo "a. d.. = gOaf6ias6:
&l9moro G. 9cnbine Mm. pr,;..,...
5 5M1,e anfas it $50 unb 8 n. 1p' ' nag nag
l9lub 4@. D. unS 1915 y. 81. w. Y0tt
Sarmbile. Qpnbbura unS g,tt.;r
Spn~aufa: Ndali6, S"nntoos nou'
n en- o. antunft 500 q. 81. sasR5aom
@gtfapeafe 6 oBio GiienBahn. sSova
~ S' Mnitiga asafnetninen. Mnfunft 81 SD
FNfl~t"b 5.%U vs.. W.
@oF'ensoils,, Charlottesville. e.ou
Iftn 3nI den @tatE fteep lie ,n S"Gsunloh>'-
Nv. s,as, : naton, S9n9burg uno m,i1,r 'un>
WV " epu eoS'na on = Mnfuuft ( 81 s Hm
- Y0Fi4lub 1915 81. 81. "' g. M.-
:, 8eff goint uub e%tatiouep
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