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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

EXCURSION To PINEY POINr.-The first
excursion of the steamer Cha-lO Wander
bilt this season, under her new managers.
took place Saturday evening to Piney Point
harshall's and Point Lookout, and was a
success. This boat has recently changed
hands, and undergone a thorough removal
f!On-seyeral Improvements having been
made, making 10 q trst-claSs passenger and
freight steamer. There was a full compile
ment OF passengers on board, and after
rounding Point Lookout the boat returned
TO Piney Point, where the eXcurSiOnists spent
The day. This last named popular resort is
under the management OF Mr.. Andrew J.
SweetSer, formerly of the Merchants Hotel,
al 1anktOn. Dakota, and is fast filling up.
Among our District citizens stopping there
and enjoying the boating and bathing are
Joseph ii. Bradley, esq, j. III. Narnell. DIR. s.
w. Began and family, Wash. Il. Williams
and family, duncan S. Walker. Chas Brad
ley, George W. Phillips, X. II. Graham, c.
A. Mcclure, Charles G.. Ball. John W. HOgg.
Mark Lattimer, Theodore +. Gatehell, Chas
s Bates, AlOnzO Bell, assistant Secretary of
ne Interior. and many others. The eXcur-
sionfSts returned about 5O'clOck this morn
Ing. all well satisfied with thetrip The man.
ayers propose 10 continue these excursions
daring the hot season.
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RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncan
son Bros, auctioneerS. sold ON Saturday af-
eernoon, for Reginald Fendal, trustee, lot
No IS, In square No. 4e6. improved by three
small frame houses on 9th street northwest:
No. 6lo. TO Henry MeSser for s945; No. 612 to
David Crowley, for S610; No. GA 70 Charles
Burk, for - 81.
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FIRE IN EAST WAsHINGTON.-The fire.
81 N O'Clock to-day, for which an alarm was
SOUNDED, was the burning OF the back build
ing OF frame building on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18Th streets east,
owned and occupied by Geo. III. Dushane-
loss 500. on which which there is no insur-
ance. The alarm was rung for box SO, and
fhe nre department was promptly on the
ground and saved the adjoining property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

SHIRT WAISTS.-Finest stock AID styles
10 be found in the city, at the Boys Clothing
House Of b. Robinson d Co., 900 Pennsyi-
Yania avenue.-AdUi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

A LITTLE GIRL. not quite two years old,
strayed from the residence Of her parents,
No. 81 Massachusetts avenue northwest
ABOUT ten O'Clock this morning. She was
dressed In a ght calico wrapper with brown
Doruer, brown stockings with narrow blue
stripes, and black laced shoes. She has light
hair and large blue eyes, and answers TO her
name, Emily. Any Information in re-
gard 10 her Will please he left az any police
station, al the residence o. her father. Aug.
DOnath. or at THE STAR office
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RoCK ENoN SPRINGS.
~ o. the Great North Mountain,
MAR WINCHEsTER,v Va,
NOW OPEN.
A. q. PRATT, Proprietor.

L. Il. LUsBY in charge OF music
INDUCTION IN TERMS F0RIs
FOR June % per week; for July snd August, 81
per day: Sl2 per week, go per menth. "A a
liberal disc unit 20 families or two persons HeA0
occupying one room for q month or n ore lk.W u
Great improvements have been made for tine con-
Tort o. guests. Thirty new rooms have been added
new closets and increased accommodations for bath
ing new and large psrlOr 18th IRE place. SO feet Of
covered piazza for promenade. The best of food
sbundanily supplied, properly cooked and promptly
served. Pure mountain air. healing aud strength
enlng waters. No har. Tickets 10 Springs and
return, SEQ. Leave by 7;40 o. m train Bait. q
X. H. 10 change of carS; palace cars attached
Time 70 Springs, between six aud seven hours
Apply TO A. .. PRATT a SON 1OI 9th street
northMest, w Arlington, ID. q. yeS-uy6
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INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS by j. III
Squier Co., Bankers, 1416 Pennsylvania
avenue. 15eo
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s sksAhREF NTisEs' H PEsSReKr WHISKY.
RHIzE FINE BRANDIEs,
CHAM PAGNE WINES.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
lel7tr 1913 PENNsYLyANIk AVENUE.
NORTH POLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

FIVE 10 thirty minutes required for Lc-
dille's Headache Specific TO cure headache T
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plovman- John A. HameI, construct a two
s1ory brick dwelling, 10th street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and ID street southeast:
5000 Nixon Brewer, n three story brick
dwelling on Sth, between b and c streets
southwest; =, so DIR. j. E Suodgrsss, re-
model frame dwelling, Virginia avenue,
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TRENoR w. PARK Not TO BE ARRFSTFD
Orders OF arrest were obtained on the 9Th in
slant, against Trenor w. Park AND II. Henry
baxter, In the suit of Robert V. Chisholm of
illinois for s39s ,C00 on operations in Emma
Mine stock. motion made before Judge
Gilbert 10 vacate the orders was granted yes
terday, and the orders were vacated before
they were served, on the ground that they
were not authorized by the Code of Proceed
ure.-fN Y. Sim, I'D.
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office, sos PennsyIvania avenue. Corner
9th street psrthwest.
wharf, De Dot and Mill, Feet Of <th street
ieliu WASHINGTON, DC.
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We are the Manufactures OF
GOLD g WARN AIR FURNA CES,
Equal to Steam, cpsd tssQuesstosablv The bess
sp use.
HCali and SO the thing ftself, end take Q Do
cnptive panD hlet.
PROBABILITIES end oAS-FIXrURue m
SMITH, olRoG q Co.,
tesQ6 1e1I psinsylyanja NvsnpS.
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HANGING HERSELF AFTER QUARREL.
At 10 o'clock last night John Hortnan, of 300
South Orange avenue, Newark, called at
police headquarters, and stated that his wife
Helen had committed suicide. He was held
as witness, as he had visited the station
during the afternoon and complained that
his wife had attacked him. A Sun reporter
learned that he accused his wife OF taking
$50 from his pocket. He tried to take IL from
her, and she said: "You cannot get it,
have II and will keep it," Then he tried to
snatch IL, and she stabbed him in the right
shoulder. He went to the station to make a
complaint, and when he returned he found
bis wife hanging by rope from hook In
the ceiling, and chair upon which she had
stood lying on the floor. He tried to resus-
citate her, but failed.-rN Y SIN. Poi
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- G. MANN
H. desires the attention Of the public 20 the choice
stock Of
BEEF, MOTION, LAMB AND VEAL
always 90 be found at his Stalls. Nos 63s and 81a
9Th street wing Center Market. aud Stalls Nos. 40
and I'll Western Market. Open regular days At each
place.
Orders faithfully filled and purchases delivered
free
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THE COTRr

EQUITY CoURT-Justge Wytis.
To-day, Gask ins agt. Gsskins; guardian ad lftem
appointed. Windsor set. AouIton at al restrain
Ing order issued. Bond ct al sgt Battle; do. Dip
PIE agt: Reese; trustee appointed. Costello ast.
Columbia Co operative Building association; re-
sirainng order discharged. Hibernia National
bank sgt. Hovey; leave 20 file amended bill. Gid
dngs Rgt. Burgess; decision directing decree. Ora
per agt. HYDE; submitted. White sgt Protective
Life Insurance.company:r einststed. Sonnens,hm
agt. Sonnepechmidt; submitted Kennedy agt.
Pool; appeal bond approved.
POLICE C0URT-J,xf0e Shell.
To-day, Anna Russell, petit larceny OF dollar in
silver; So or 30 days. Ellen Long. street profan-
yise. Michael nawdy, forfeited collateral John
Shea and William Mills, forfeited. VIM. b. Thomp-
son, do Robert Dent and Hattie Brown, d.. EIiz
abeth Herbert, DO Gus;avus Cousins, do. Will
liam c. Lewis, do. Henry Dorsey, swearing; SIS
Charles Boswell, making an excavation in an ave
nue. without permit; IS. Mary RuttreIl, vaerant;
down. Richard Fitzmorris, charged with driving
his horse faster than the law allows; continued.
VIM. J. McConyey, $50. Mason Bell, loud and bois-
t.rous, So. Anna Morrison. loud: IS. Columbus
White, losd; IS. VIM. Hopkins was brought in on
an achment and fined 81 for contempt of court
Robert Smith, assault on AleI ander Lancaster; a3
John Hagsn, assault and battery on VIM H. Sim
mons; 70 and costs. John Scott, loud; IS. Annie
Russell, petit larceny; $40. Joseph Sweeney, loud
SIS. TtomAs Hall. petit larceny; 81. James w ar
den, petit Larceny; ; 10, or 30 day In Jail.
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MISCELLANY.
A BIT or MARnIED 1xr1Rx1scE.

| married my wife about thirty-fve years
o'clock in the morning. Before retiring that
evening we had good talk with each other,
and the result has sweetened our entire lives.
We agreed with each other that each should
be watchful and careful, never, by word or
act, to hurt the feelings of the other. We
and disikes, and both somewhat exacting and
inflexible-.just the material for life of COIL
jugal warfare. Well, for few years we found
it hard work to always live by our agreement.
Occasionally quot often a word OF look
would slip off the tongue or face before it
could be caught or suppressed but we never
allowed "the sun to go down upon our
WRATH Before retiring at night, on such
occasions, there was always confession and
forgiveness, and the culprit would become
more careful in the future. Our tempers and
dispositions become more and more congenial,
SO that after few years we came to be one in
reality, as the marital ceremony had pro-
nounced us nominally. In thinking back, we
find that for more than twenty years our lit
tie agreement has been unbroken, and there
has been no occasion for confession or forgive
ness.
In business we have had adversely and fail
ure and success. We have raised family of
children, and now have our grandchildren
about us and we are simple enough to be-
lieve that we have better grandchildren be-
cause of our little agreement. Under such a
contract, religiously kept, no ill-natured chill
.dren will be rearer, and no boys will find the
streets and bar-rooms more pleasant than
home.
To make good wife or good husband re-
quires the cooperation Of beth. The wife OF
an ill-tempered, exacting, uncompromising
and brutal husband, may become very pa
tient, forbearing Christian woman. She may
learn to choke down her sobs and hide her
broken heart from husband and friends, but
she cannot be a good wife, simply because
her husband will not permit her. Some wo-
men are more dexterous than others can be
in changing the nature of morose, ill-tem.
pered man. This power seems to be gift,
or the result of early culture, possessed only
by'a few. AS general rule, such a temper,
persisted in by the husband, will either begei
a like temper in the wife, or else she will 81
lently submit, determined to bear what shs
cannot help.--Cor. Christian Union.
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A Curious CALcULATIoN.--It is asserted
by scientific writer's, says an Irish newspaper
that the number of persons who have existed
on our globe since the beginning Of time
amounts to G6, 6s7 ,s43, 237, 075, 258. These
figures when divided by 1906, GOETHE mum.
Der of square leagues on the globe--ieaves
II, 1920, $50, 1889 square miles of land, which,
being divided as before, gives l,414, 626,075
persons to each square mile. If we reduce
these miles to square roods, the number will
be 1,S53 ia, 100000, which, divided in like
manner, will give 1878 inhabitants to each
square rood, and these being reduced to feet
will give about five persons to each square
foot Of terra .frma 1t will thus be pei ceived
that our earth is vast cemetery On each
square rood of 1t 1888 human being lie bnri.
ed each rood being scarcely sufficient for ten
graves, with each grave containing 1873 per.
sons. The whole surface Of our globe, there.
fore, has been dug over 1873 times to bury ts
dead
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/" las, how easy are sosnl,lss ransensd sslsess
we want money How many are there who
in state Of prosperity and atiluence, when
not tried by temptation. would have biushed
at the bare idea Of n dishonest action, have
raised and held up their bands in. abhotreucs
when they have been found guilty, aud yet
when in adversely have themselves. commit
ted the very act which before they 50 loudly
condemned How many Of the other sex who
have expressed their Indignation and COM
tempt at those who have fallen when tempted
have fallen themselves. l,ll.en us therefore DO
charitable, None Of use can sell.to whatlwe
may be reduced by circumstances, and, while
we acknowledge that the srros is great, let us
feel sorry and pity rather than, Indignation,
and pray that we also may not sbc, lied into
temptation" ssd 4, l saa sr.e5ssaa u.s.
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An EFF1oTIyE rEMfgiinAs oE ) pErcH


g A speech, speech from Wilton,t' cried
the thougbtlesz fellows.
g He can't make speech on cold water.
defy him. " said ono of their number.
6 Ny friends, began Wilton.
Hear, hear he's really in for It now, =
cried young man, whose flushed cheeks gave
pitiful signs Of his devotion to the bottle
/" Wilton IS on his feet. Z
) The comrade they called Wilton was .
young man some twenty three years Of age.
Upon his face, within his eyes, settled mel
ancholy rested his manners were as grave
as those Of an old man. He was often called
wilton the steady on account of his quiet
adherence to principle.
The head partner in the firm in whose en-
ploy Wilton was gave great party once a
year, and it was to this gathering that Wilton
had been persuaded to come.
In vain his companions tempted him with
the wine that flowed freely. Tho firm con-
sdered themselves good Christians, las indeed
did the world generally. They gave largely
to charities and to the church, where their
seats were seldom empty. They did u great
deal of good with their money, yet in placing
this fiery temptation before young men, some
of whom We're as yet without fixed princi-
pies, they committed gross and almost fatal
error. Looking about him, Wilton saw al
'oaos may i"see u'0e " .'eo''a''o'
many eyes that, spite of their flash and spark
lie, moved with difficulty, and that dire I'M
s'e"eAss' s'''.s '''a'A sA0 'uo'p'0ns s'''so y
u'unno'',es''
' s''.' '1a sneA raD.'''
" s,'o s'o"''' e"'pnas'' y """s "'E =.
iolio"' a''i so'''S 70 niNAe = eoniess'oii'
sono " sno COMPANY '''i'oa ~ ."'s' o"'
- ~ 'ne $50 '''''s,, W. 'ls
ss'o ye' 'a' nos' 'o'es VI h's WHY.
iso yeais aso nav oiosno', o.'ss'
oeau'''ui TAU ~ "no', 'ne nopes u 'a'so
fanny c''c'e eens'ou' ~ was oa''ou sonas'
"nu nc was o'e. SENSITIVE, u''e-'''''e'''
anu generous W q ,aui'' nc s''So sase p'o'".so
Oh eA'1aorou,"'s s'so' u "i'uu' ono '',pn''
sese'"i ooys - 'no 'inaso wno'o wac W
resolved 70 nave . iropc' ine parry was y
DC /" sec.es ono' snu We "oio o".u W s'''s
from our non'es' We oouiu' p'os,s,ons 'n"
"'no' S''',e Va 80 ~
! gooa cheet, eneie was oiisa0 anu no",as
iiquoisi NO "eio on yoenS a"0 ~,
oioehcr hau never "'s'eu "'i'e !" no.ne. y
was uisiioi'nas'o,i oaaseu " na'a'"' a.s'Ae'
OF "neeher IL was in''il'ion una. 'e' i'"' "
AVOID u as dangerous 70 n',n' 10 ~. Nno".
only know-ana inc fecoilec.'oh az 'his mo.
ment IS burning III my Dta,nTT '''as ~o M
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A great many psoplewllo have not yet ar
rived at the age Of discretion have fully reach
ed the age OF discussion. They argue just
for tho sake Of being on the other side. They
are kind Of human brier, and will tear the
clothes and skin of any one who goes too
near them. They would rather go to the 9TH
Ell place and have controversy than stay in
heaven and keep still.
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With a double vigilance should we watch
our actions, when we reflect that good and
bad ones are never childless; and that in both
cases, the offspring goes beyond the parent
every good beginning a better, every bad q
worse.
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If there be language in the world for
which there is no lexicon or grammar, 1t is
that in which woman thinks but never
speaks. 1t is all that Is left Of the language
spoken in Paradise.
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Love is familiar; love Is a devil there
is no evil but love. Yet Sansom was SO Tempt
ed, and he had an excellent strength yet
was Solomon SO seduced, and he had very
good witt Shakespeare.
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A mans opinion Of himself goes for MOTH
ing. He may declare himself TO be Of sound
mind when making will. to have lawyers
prove directlv the opposite condition after
death II Is hard for a rich man TO die with
ont leaving doubts Of his sanity.
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colored man. who was drawn ON the
petit jury. asked to he excused {. on aecoant
of bis COLOR" remarking TO the conrt, In ask
ing the favor. that 9. be did,ft like 70 receive
the cold shoulder" 3s ~ NS
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An old lady received a letter, and suppcsing
it to be from one of her absent sons, she call
ed on a friend to read it for her. He accord
ingly began to read: g Dear mother {" then
making stop to SEQ what followed, as the
writing was rather bad, the old lady exclaim-
ed, "ob, that's my poor Jerry he always
suffered.
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The soldiers at the United States Arsenal
at snmmeryille, Georgias had until last week
apet. monkey, who numbered curiosity among
his other Weakness, Jeckp had for "a long
time taken an absorbing Interest in the aetil-
lerymen who fired the morning and evening
gun, and one day lasbweek he essayed 10 pro-
duce report himself slgly creeping up to
The piece. he pulled the lanyard. but the cam
non didn't fire. He immediately dartea to
the mouth Of the gun to eee wlpst was the
matter when the cannpp.ewhich had hung
fire, suddenly went off bio wing the monkey
literally TO atoms. asaAsff
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Patience is good, but perseverance, is better.
While the former stands as a stole under diff
ficulties, the latter whips them out Of the
ring. a
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Those who merely accumulate or preserve
wealth are its servants, Those who expend
It npon themselves become its victinls.-
Those only who use it gsandly are its masters
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There is something in name. Whiskey il
now called stagger-juice.'
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III oYoIa hin noilud s
, 1877-06-22
Gurgpaildle Malriltrn,

Ssaiiaart. Der v9taataansaiserS
oer0if;ntlid)t Die 0~telultate Der amtlitben
Sdbsbungen iii Wdrtembera iiber Ole
@eid)dit5toduus: @ntlaliungsn bon
Irbsitcrn baben wenig ltatt9eiuaOcn ;
baufi9cr ba9ssem 8si1rdnfaaa Der Gr'
beits3eit nit 9erablcBuM9 btr HO9ue.
4r6eitloS umberjiebeuos Wareu mcill
6reuoe, oiIIad BON 5lusiielbaItgr art.
fir anlaIlige Nrule wurosu erbobts
Mittel uid)t in Guiprudb 9cnommen.
Die Spareinla9en babeu iid taum psrs
minoert. Sin ei9sntliber Motb0ano
it nt1t %ucrbauosn., Mler0iugs iino
Die Dolgen Der llsberproouctiou uno
bsIdrdnttsn Gculuils bemerfbar.
Sn Ser &ammerlieuuo an II. Mai
Tano etne Debate iber bic @eianot,
idniten 9tatt. Sammtlide 0orocrs
unaen wurben bewtQigt. Der Wiiai|ter.
Brdlioent MittaaAt trot ~beIonecr3
warm fur ben Soften au Wlaudsn eiu.
Mit 8atern babe Wirtember9 pjcle
3ntereilen %semeinlam, weldls 81 usrtres
ten bic Ne9ieruns Dem Stetd)e ~9e9eniOer
bsrsd)ti9t, benz 4anos ~ge8enaDer u:rs
pflidtet lei.
Die tibiu9sr pbilolopBiihe Uafaltat
bat Dem YrGIoentsn .. 9teinbeiS Die
Dor 50 Sabren %erlau9ts Doftorwuroe
ermeuert. Die Wibmuus oe5 ueuen
Oiplom5 lautet III Der us5ericsuug
yoer lid) uul bic 9e0un9 unO 10rosruug
Der Snoultrie uno &unlt in &5nlsreid)
Wartember9, DEFENDERS mn Sen oatsrs
tanoiidea tsdniiAen uuterridt auSscs
3eidnete Seroienlte erWorbsn but uno
DER ourd feline Vct4siliauus bel ben
WeltauSlteuun9en, 100 CT lowobl orgas
niiatoriid. ais in Der Sars mitwirtte,
in ben p:rI9iebenlten 8eltgeseuoen Itd)
einen beriibmten 9tamsn seula1t bot"
Durd elm si9eutbamlides 3u5ammsu,
treffen 1T ber s. Mtai. Der Sag. pon
Weihem bic beioen DiploMe, ba5 pom
1927 unb oa5 BON 1877 oatirt 1T, gu.
8lsid Der @eburtStq9 oeS YrdIosntsn
.. Stsinbeis, wclder hsuer lsln 70.
eebensiabr erreidt lat.
presbem. Mm I. SUM- reilen Der
&6ni9 uno bic &6uisiu su ~lauSersm
Nufsntbalt nadj Yao @asae in Der
Sdwsis al.
IuBsr benz prufefior 0r. Yiebsrs
mann. wsldcr aui cine Wnoeruabl III
ben idAliiAeu 9onO,aS ueraid, ct bat,
m,Q oud Or. @eniel oon Sen Mottos
, 1877-06-22
e)n!ducilOe Vspe(6en.

G9redlide SeMsrsbranE III 81.
Sp1ns, ". . Q. : VaH bie sanlc
Gfabt serhDrt.-15,OOO MluIiben
ub5a1ins.-SerIMl non Meui1rn-
lebcm.-Sbaben $15.ooo,u0o.n
WOfon. 20. SUM-. Giue srpB
JsuersbrunIt wiitbet aar 3eit III at
Sobns, g. 9. Gen Ictten Ysri@ten
no6 limo Die 9rsieiniBfeitsf&!r1e, bas
3ellamt uu0 piele anoere DIisn:!ihs Ges
Dduoe bsreits einaedI@srt. 9ie te!e.
9rapbilNe @erbia0gns 1T anterbro0en,
in Dem Die NId9Ie uno DraDte in Der
Mdbe bes Ssleorapbsnbiireaus serlt0rt
worben linb.
Mew Bort 81. Suni / ubr Mor.
sens. Sic v@eitern Union SsIebrap9
Comp" bat ioiGeuoe GepeI1s itet oas
1euer in ct. SoDns aus NOrt0 Sidney,
q. g., srbaltsn ~Nae bfentli0e Sc.
bdnoe, orei Der lauptla@lidltsn Sotsls
nmo ole 3siiunos Officer lino obse-
brannt. llnSsTdhr brei 9isrtsI oerStaot
lino astliOrt. Das Ssuer wiii9st nod i'm
msr muO bic Seuerps9r 1T ma@IOs.
Gpater.
ct. Sobus, q. g., 81. SUM.
Ord Die 9'firise S%euersbrunF wusben
fol9en0e @ebduoe scrlI5st 9os 3ols
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