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National Republican., 1877-12-14
FANCY Fall listers. ElsEsAS Bros, IN and T.
The women's Temperance Union.


The Womens Temperance Union held C
meeting at two o'clock yesterday in the chapel Of
the Y. NJ. C. A., Mrs. Connolly in the chair.
Mrs. Chaplin reported that the work at the jail
was doing good service, with very satisfactory re-
suits. A number Of criminals and drunkArds are
now on the verge Of conversion.
Mrs. Hartweil read reply to a letter by the
license committee to Speaker Randall, thanking
the association for the stand Il took In reference to
the sale Of liquor In the Capitol building.
Mn. Foster. Of the committee on the poor
and needy, reported that she had obtained
a certificate to put young man In the Providence
Hospital free OF charge.
On motion Of Mrs. Hastwell, a committee was
appointed to arrange for a temperance mas meet
Ing, to be held ON the Island In Bethany Chapel.
Also q committee to make arrangements for q
series Of entertainments.
The association proceeded 10 form q Young
LADIES' Temperance Union, but no permanent
organization was effected Notice will he given by
the pastors Of the churches OH Sunday, and meet
ing will ee held az twop. IN. ON Thursday In the
chapel of the Y N. c. A.
The treasurer reported that the Union was en-.
tirely out of debt, and that the cash on hand
amounted to SIS and small sum for the support
Of the reading room.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
DIR. Mary walkers Claim.

Although the Solicitor of the Treasury in
his decision In the care Of little DR.. Mary Walker
has taken kindly view Of the desoate condition
Of the persistent petitioner for her rights, so.caed
and thinks possibly she ought to have ayears pay,
Il is dificult to sec how she get It, no matter
how friendly tho entire Department may be TO her.
or how willing 10 pass over the ducab and make
In the desert by the Doctors life the Secretary
and all his "subs' may feel. There Is no appro.
priation out Of which to pay such sum. II Is not
6own In the books and all the opinions in Chris
tendon could hardly induce the payment Of the
claim in these hard lines
National Republican., 1877-12-14
A KleptOn,uniAc,

Yesterday morning a well-dressed female
entered the store Of b. C. Booker, corner Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, and
asked to be shown some rings. Several trays were
submitted for her inspection but as none appeared
TO suit her she started to leave the store. At this
moment Mr.. Brooker discovered that one Of the
rings was missing and charged her with the iheft
She emphatcally denied having possession OF the
ring and asked that she might he searched. Her
20 ckets were turned inside out, but the missing
article could not DO found. boy was then sent
for police man, but before his return the woman
I'm ding hcrselfm a tight place, told Mr. Brooker
that II he would NOT prosecute her she would re-
turn The ring sffe then opened her len hand
which she had kept tightly closed during the inter
view and there lay the lost article, She was taken 70
the Ffth Precinct Station, hut az her husband and
several friends stated that she was not responsible
for her actions owing 10 insanity and as MT
Brooker declined to make charge against her, she
was turned over TO her friends, who sent her home
National Republican., 1877-12-14
FANCY Fall listers. EIEMAs Bros, 9TH and +.
Around the Centre Market

Around the Centre Market.
The old wooden office of the Washington
Market Company has been pulled down end the
lumber cleared away. The wooden fence which
formerly enclosed the rear Of tho public reserva-
ton which faces the market house has been taken
down and replaced by a new iron fence, cores
ponding with that already placed around the
parking, excepting the rear part This fence will
be protected from tho wagons and carts which
stop or pass there by 9 projecting iron railing
The company Is endesvoring to prevail upon
To the street or passage way. with Richmond stone,
the that Il now being laid on Seventh street.
They enteItain hopes OF having the entire way
paved by next spring, The stores Of the north
iace are all occupied by commission merchants ex-
cepting one. which 10 occupied by John True.
w0rthy's eating saloon. The clearing away OF the
old office and fence and cleaning the street has i'm
proved the appearance very much. 1t also max es
more room and is great convenience TO the huck'
steTs and butchers.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Police Court.

Distrit Cdses.-william Jackson, profanity |;
y or seven days. william Ross same; dismissed.
william Henson, vaxrsncy; thirty days. William
Jacobs an unlicensed peddler, procured his license,
and the case against him wss,dismsscd.
United Safes Chsee.-John showden, charged with
assautingwi lam Jackson, was discharged. Edward
Harding, q colored wiss-beater, was fined b Eliza
Mcdonald stole ham from Martha Barnes con-
tinued until to-day in order that an important wit
ness may be procured Abraham Adams struck
Edward Skinner, and was assessed 70 or fifteen
days Albert Tolson was nrraisned on the charge
Of stealing an oyercoet from Thomas TAYLOR; con,
tinucd until to-day. p. W. Bennett charged with
Maryland and the case against him IN the Police
Court dismissed. william Reed, colorcd horse
thief plead guilty to the charge Of stealing black
horse from one Ignatus Simms. and was sent 70 the
grand Jury. bonds being fxed al 500.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Business suits reduced % per cent. EnKxAS's.
Real Estate Transfers.

Jacob II. Crossmsn. trustee, to ]. II. Row
land, for s223a.i5 lots l, ID. and i6 square 9l6,
Jacob II. Crossman, trustee to J. II. Rowland, for
$685. lot "a, subdivision square $50. II. A. Duncan
son and r. @. Fendall. trustees, to George Redway,
for o. $50 part OF lot 49, subdivision square 400
william +. Mattingly, trustee, and X. NJ Hall TO
William q. Force, for Ats, lots q .. Ab,6 16 O.
~ and part q lot Il square 900, and lots TO- II
~ 10. H. lb l8 49, 30 q, and a. and part Of lots
r. HaTbin treasurer &C. for " 80 lots g. 10 and II
subdivision Of square 9eT. The Washington Ga,
Light Company 70 W. q. Force, for t260 part oflo
square, S76.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

Charles RuoT-furs.
Eotice-Post No. q q. A. r.
Free lecture-wcsley Chapel.
New England society-noticc.
National Veteran Club-notice.
Republican League-attention.
Grand Army Republic-notce.
h II. stinemetx, furrier and halter.
}. Poleux 4 Co.-gilding and bronIing.
Thomas W. Riley L Sous, wood and coal dealers
Agents uwanted-.wsshington Copying Company
william II. Main 4 Co., real estate and claim
agents.
Extensive preparations for the holidays-M. W.
Gait. Bro. Co.
Furnished house for rent In oeorretown-Han'
ssn a Blaekfo ford.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

The following applicants have obtained mar
risre licenses from the clerk Of the court William
Rose and Rosetta Washington; William Green and
Sarah Carter; John Logan and Rosa Johnson
John Beeksmith tnd Nancy MOseleyi \. W Bealt
Cnnty, Md; Albert Scott and Laura Beckett
lanes A. Hill and Lucinda Graham j. Y. George
md Orya D. Ylrts, both OF Loudoun County, Va.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
A Shnnliflsr Arrested.

About ten o'clock yesterday morningn white
boy named Charles Brock while passing the dry
goods store Of J. W. Colley Market space seized
upon sample bolt Of calico which was exposed
Tho cry Of thief was at once raised, and u large
crowd pursued the scamp down the avenue. AT
the corner OF Sixth street and Pennsy avenue
q colored man headed him of and he was grabbed
by several of his pursuers and turned over to
officer Ianders. Io will be present at Judge
snelrs reception this morning
National Republican., 1877-12-14
THE LAW RECORD.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURTS YES
TEhDAY.

Supreme Court of tho United ststss-Trisi
Of fCcphas Jones I'm the Criminal Court
Other Matters at tho City Hall.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

Francis Murphy, the great temperance lee
tnrer has accepted All invitation from the ministers
Of the citv, the Y. NJ c. Association, and tho diner
ept temperance organizations to lecture ip this
siy, and will probably be here about the middle OF
january.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Oil-Pnintlur Rule.

The sale Of paintings by Bowling in the
Coroorsn building was largely attended last even.
ing, and really they were slaughtered, and with
one Of the finest audiences that ever graced All art
sale. This evening will be the last opportunity for
the public To obtain hrstclas works OF art at their
own figures.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Madnme T., r. Jsannerett

Has just arrived with several cases of the hand
soonest French bonnets and dresses ever exhibited
in this country. VIII remain for few days only
khQw.rooms S2l Thirteenth street. between Y street
and Pehnsylv lvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
$50 ovENooAr. at sS Eirrs.s Daos., 7th and e.

HAVING frequently been asked WHO mAnuf FAC
hirss Lodillo'. Iiesdache Specific, wonld say that
nesrs. HelphensIine 4 BENTLEY Of the Ebbltt
sons Costs my cents.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Merchants and Others

desiring Dodgers and and other kinds Of print
ing for the holiday trade would do well to give
Job ONCE call, We have the most complete es-
tablishment In the city and do the best work G the
most reasonable rates
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Assignments for To-Day.

CIRCUIT cOURT-cHIEF JUSTICE cARTTER.
No. 364, Mcpherson vs.. Carlisle & Cox; No. $50,
Fitzgerald va Pierce; No. s95, Mudoon VI. Ridgway
No. 4O3, Forney vs.. d. c. Forney: No. 4o6, Columbia
surance Company No. 4i4, Kirby VS.. Darneille;
M. AT, Flnherty vs.. Kipmcll; No. as, Ball
ct al vs.. .Grifhn ct al: No. 4I9, Creswell ct al
vs.. Daniels No 42l, sclramm ct al. vs.. Thompson;
No I22 DE Ney vs. Thomas ct al.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Indications.

For New England, the Middle States, and Lorer
Lsbs regions rising barometer, brick and high
sorth 10 west uinds, gradually diminishing IN
force colder and clear or partly cloudy weather
ere probable, tolloUed IN he tco last districts BY
falling barometer, and w1nds shifting to uarmer
sostherly.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

oss thousand dozen linen collars, newest styles
~ ''"D W.wAIL's, s2l Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1877-12-14

Children's and Ladies' Ctoaks,
plain beaver and of basket cloth, at low figures Of
Charles Daum's 40s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

Our Job Printing Once
is prepared to do all kinds Of. work IN the best
style OF the art oa the Exorss poAzibls n 20. and
at cheap prices
National Republican., 1877-12-14
FoUfry COURT-JUsTICE wYLIE,

No 2t Williams vs. Williams; No. 23 Fitzhugh
VS.. Gsskins; No. - Bacon vs.. Getter; No. 20.
Dent & Laird vs. District Of Columbia; No. %.
tngy No. 81. Howard vs.. Kelly; No. 1, Went.
worth VS.. Wentworth; No. 81, La Fayetto VS.. Ia
Fayette; No IS, Henshaw VS.. District OF Columbia.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
SO oyrEooIrs reduced TO $40. EIsnASs

BARGAIHs IN Boys oVercoats aud Uisten 10 be
found at W. Walls closing out sale.
". WALL, 9d Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

FEE business suits lfe selling at ten per cent
bsiow prime coat a. Roman a coxh eo' seventh
&resl
National Republican., 1877-12-14
SO ovrnooArs reduced to $50. EsrxAss
Now IL the Time

for merchants TO distribute dodgers, hand-bills,
posters, ETC.. and we would call their attention to
the fact that we have the most complete Job ofice
in the city and do the best work at the cheapest
prices.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

Give the Republican Job once
A call when In need Of job printing Of any
National Republican., 1877-12-14
CRIMINAL couRr-JUsrIcE oLIS.

John r. Kelly. rape; Mary A. johnson. alias
Sarah Sreenleaf, petit larceny, two cases; Frank
White, petit larceny, two cases Paul Wilmer and
n.y. second ofense; Charles Davis, larceny. second
oiIcnse; Thomas Williams, larceny. second ofiense;
Hawkins, burglary and larceny; John A. Carter,
burglary and larceny; Henry Baker, larceny /;
William Brown, assault with intent to kill.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Gloves for Ment

Kid, tcsdct sizes.) e-Button, ai.25, %.
Kid, (men's sizee) 2-Button, e1.35, Se.2S.
Kid, Embroidered, a-B., si.75, $3.50, S2.75.
Castor Gloves, 2-Butten, o1.B0, %.
DoE-skin do. 2-Button, of.75.
Long Top, Fieeced, 75o.
Kid, silk k-iined, from ai.15 to o2 SO.
Kid, SILK lined and Fur Top, o2.6 to o3.15
Otter and Seal, 0lO 10 $40.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Amusements Tonight.

NATIONAL THEArRE.-Louise Pomeroy.
THEATRK ConiouE-Femalc Minstrels.
TALLHADoE HAiL.-Strasburg Clock.
A-HopsE.-Haverly's Mlnstrels.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

ONE visit to Dr. Hartley insuTes instant relief for
catarrh. No exoIbitant fees In advance. Resi-
dcnce removed TO a3i New York avenue.
Jeft-of clothing, watches, pistols &C., bought at
Herzog's 9l5 d street Orders attended 10.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
CITT ITEMS.

wILpoR's CoMPousD OF PURE Con LIVER Or.
AND LiNE-Tho advantage Of this compound over
tho plain on Is that the nauseatng taste Of the Oil
Is entirely removed, and the whole rendered en-
tirely paistable The offensive taste OF the OIL has
long acted a. a prominent objection TO It's use; but
In this form the trouble IL entirely obviated. A
the excellence and success Of "wilbor's Cod Liver
OIL and Lime" But the fact that II 10 regularly pre-
scribed by tho medical fhculty Is sufficient. For
sale by A. b. wilbor, chemist, Boston, and by all
drugulstg
National Republican., 1877-12-14

YouNo people, nay attention TO your teeth Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der the best dentifrice known. II will preserve
their whitencss through life, prevent decay and
toothache. Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect therefore take heed In time. Price,
Is and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

JouvEs's IsopERpus KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renovates soled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
WILLIE ONIGIFAL MACHINE-Srhf
ING PLAsTERs,

Tho Oldest aud the bcst, All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size
National Republican., 1877-12-14
TnIrsxs AM HAnnEss.. :.

satchels and Travelling Bags. Pocfetbooks, &c,
cheap for cash, at the fnctory and salcsrooms OF
James 8. Topham, 425 Seventh street northwest,
under the BIa WIRE SIGN.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
The Murphy Movement.

RFAscy plaid Ulstep. EIsEnAss. nh and e.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

cLrAssE the system and purify the blood remoy:
ing dyspepsia sick headache, CONSTIPATION aii all
diseases caused by disordered stomach or liN er.
Quirks Irish Tea will do IT, Sold by all druggists.
Price 25 cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-12-14
TpoNpsoN's PoNApy OrrTNE.

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soit and plable, strengthens II when weak.
and gives It that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
early youth. Pfcc, rs and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Taking the XSMa.

CurLpRrs's cape coats at IS, EIsxNAs's, 7th and E.
National Republican., 1877-12-14

Gloves for Children |!
Long Top, Flceced, aSc, 500.
Long Top, Fieeced Mitts, SOC.
Kid, Fur Top Mitts, 81.
Kid, 2-Button, soc. to 81; 3-Button, e1.2B,
National Republican., 1877-12-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ovERooArs reduced 2S per cent. EisEMAs
National Republican., 1877-12-14

Kid. a-Button, at 7Sc., s1.eO, ef.75.
Kid, 3-Button, MT 81, e1.05, -.
Kid, l-Button, at o1.BO, o2.25.
KID. 0-Button, At 81 80. o
Undresssd Kid, 3-B., at e1.1ot 4-B., ed.75
Long Top, Fleeced, at aTc., sec., $50.
Kld-Iined, o1.ss.
Kid-Lined, Fur Top, s1.So - %.
Seai-skin, 81 10 els.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
GdsliGe un6 wD9sntIi9e
..SMinOts Staatsseitntt9"
per 8efem.
announcements .greife

Stfies: eae oF @aibinstOnfr. unb 8iftB 3D.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
@ettt 1t1to &ebenSaft+

gtt6t genug bamtt, iiG nit Ser 2afterz
bafttafetf Der 6erausgeber bon Sonntagsz
5ettungen ab3uplagen, bat Ste bier tagen6e
misunderstanding Der 8resbDterianer
nod nit elmer anberen, fiir bas un1terbltz
6eSeelenbetI ibrergefenner btel tpt9tigeren
Srage 3u rinser 9ebabt: NIT Der Srage
ndmlt6, ob baS 8Iut Seiu (im @ben6z
mabD bur6 Elm alfo6oI6aIttges
@etranf 6argefteQt tper0en f0nne, iinte>
maIen uno pasmaBen bod auer 9ufobol
Elm Berf bes leibbaftigen Satan lei.
Son BEN fa1atil6sn @anerii6tisen
tpar6 Der Qntrag geiteQt, baB bic &tr9enz
beriammlung BEN @emetnben elnpfeblen
ioue, ni6t 8etn, ionbern bloBen STE
b~eniaft, 5, b. nngegobrenen 80 #
betm Qben6mabl gu pertpenben, 8esranz
set tpar6 6teier 2(ntrag Dur9 bas 1tnbetl,
tpeldes Sic 8ertpenbung zines beraui9enz
Sen @etrGnfes betptrfe; benn btele 'front.'
me Men16en Ieten bur6 bas Erinfen BON
Wetn Bel ser Communion gu elen6en
6dufern getporoen un6 batten ba6ur6 t6r
unfterbt6es Seelenbetl berloren.
yeun toifen tptr ni6t, OBJ es nit Sem
QbenbmabG BET ben BresbDterianern am
bers, ais BET anoern proteitGnttl9en SstteH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
GMIeMfer Sr0M.

Gin i9le6ter Iroit fir Sic Ssraeliten
1T Der beretts mttget6etlte 8rtef bes Staats>
mtntfters @parts iiber Ste S%ubenberz
folgungen in GumGnten. Gparts
iprt9t unaufb0rli6 bon Subenberfolgun7
gen in tirfii6en 8ropin3en un6 meint,
Nues, mas er t6un f0nne, beftebe 6arin,
baB er BEN bon BEN Ssraeliten IN Mmertfa
%erbobenen STUFF mad 6iilfe fir bic rundntz
i6en Suoen benz a~11ertfanii9en @elan6ten
in gonftanttnopel CUR 8eriGit6ti9ung 3uz
metIe.
Ser SEER Staatsmtntiter i9etnt ni6t gu
pifen, baB Humdnten Dor benz iebtgen
&riege II nod in etnem gan3 loderen
8erbdItniB our Tirfei ftanb un6 baB es
6amals tbatlG6lt6 etn unab6Gngtger
Stoat mar. @r i6et1t aud nod nt6ts
0aDon gebDrt 5u BADEN, baB <mGnten iebt
BON BEN &uiien beiebt u1b troB ietner
tIr3lt6 erfolgten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
run9" tbatid6lt6 cine ruiiti6e unb nt6t
cine tirfii6e Brpbtn3 lit, baB alio Ser
ameritanii6e @eianbte in @onftanttnopel
ii6 bur6 8emiibungen fir Ste Suben in
GumGnien rein lG9erlt6 MAIDEN tpir6e,
Sn BEN ntrfli6 tiirfii6en grpbin3en
itn6 bic Suben beinabe 10 it6er pie in
Qbrabams S6ooB. SIN &umGnten aber
fann 11ur &uBlaub ite l9iiben, tpenn IS
ndmlt6, mas alerbtngs 8tpetfelbaft lit, fte
i9iben min; an &uBlanb, nidt an sic
Iiirfet, muB man it9 tebt tpegen 8ez
i6ibung Der utglifltden rumdnii9en
Su0en tDenben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
@rant 1T Gnalan0.

9er 8eIu9 Grants in england eetalz
tet 1t6 gu etnem glGn5erben Triump6e fidt
rlr fiir BEN General ielbit, 1on0ern audi
fir 6te Ser. Staaten. Bie in BEN enoltz
i6en Geben unb @breiien an Grant ber>
borge6oben tptro, mill mantn ibm ntdt nur
BEN rubmgefr0ntenS olbaten un6 Sen frube>
rem 8rG1toenten, Ionoern audi ste orpSe gfe>
publtf ebren. Bon bie1em @eft6tspunfte
aus loQten ftb aud Sic perbil1enIten un1e>
rifanil6en uno beuti6 : amerifantI6en
SeinDe Der @ront'i6en 8egterung iiber
@rant's begetfterten @mpfang in Gttglan6
freuen. Setnen tpo6lperbtenten Grtees=
RUBIN ma6t tb1n ~jao6nebtn fein p~erniinftta
ger unter letnen poltttl6en @e9nern irger0z
tpte itrettig. J.
@eriDnlt6 oerIieben ft6 Sic GneJdn6er
in Grant OeSbalb, tpetl er ais QfGfi6ent
ben gefGbrli6en Stret spii6en ENGLAND
un0 ben Ser. Staaten tpegett Ser vQla1
BANJO" >SSrage in elmer fir beioe S6etle eff
renoOllen Netie l6lt6ten BALI; aus bteiem
@r1nbe begritBen unb beburraben 1te i'm
au6 als uerlaubten Staatsmann." OaB tie
i'm su9lei6 tpeoen ietner i'm 8iirgerfrtege
errlt1lgenen SKge fetern, fam ie6em bu1tz
DeStreuen anerttanil6en 8irger 1tur I'M
10 erfreult6er ietn, tpenn er ii0 %ertnnert,
nit tpelder Mut9 So6n SUI in ieiner
GebeQenfreunoi6oft, 3ur 3eit aIs bte Siege
bon Donelion, 8idsburg, Chattanooga
unb duf BEN ptr9tnti6en S6la6tfel6ern
ertGmpft tporben itnb, our6 bieie Siege
erfiut tpar6.
Natarli6 Giegt SEN etfrigen 6ul6igunz
gen, mel6e iebt England Sem Selb6errn
Ser &epubltf barbrtngt, audi Ser ielbftz
ii6ttge 8uni6 gu @runbe, an9eii6ts Ser
brobenben europ6iI6 den 8ertptdelungen 6as
@obltpoQen bieier mG9ttgsn Gepub1if in
m0glt9it bobem 9rabe gu ~erlangen. Son
btelem Stanbpunfte faBt au6 bas 2pn6o=
net 8latt DeS brttti6en Mftntfteriums ben
Gmpfang @rants auf, inbem es Denielben
fir vetne poiienbe @ele9en6ett" erfIdrt,
yoas felt einigen SSa6ren etngetretene
freun6i3aftlt9e @tnbernebmen 3mil6en
gltelanb unb Amertfa gu beitdtigen un1
gu beitGrfen".
@era6e Qiperpool tpar pGbren6 bes
omerifantl6en 8irgerfrteses Ser 6arpt7
beer0 ti6ii6er Seinoi6aft gegen bie Ser,
Staaten; UNI 10 be5et9nenber unb erfreu>
lt6er lit es 6a6er, baB Der 8eiteger Der
grOBen &ebeutDu gegen Ste Ser. Staten
i6on bort bon Seiten aler 8ebDlferungS>
flaiien NIT elmer 6er3lt6fett uno Begetiter>
ung aufgenommen tpurDe, tpte 1te fetner
englii6en @rOBe 81 She'll tperOen pirben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-06-04
Ser 9ennoroete &rttte.

Der brtttti6e uutertban, Ser Bel BEN
0reueltbaten i'm @ourto &emper in
Wt11t11tppt er1norbet tpur6e un0 iiber
0eIien @rmoroung Die englti6e Gegierung
BET Der unirtgen 8ei6meroen erboben ooer
t~pentgftens Nnfragen 9eiteut bat, mar Elm
alter braper S6otte gtan1enS McGIeI=
Lamb. Gr ipurbe bon Dem ru6LoIen 86z
bel in 0e&alb ermor6et, ais er ben unz
9llldltden @6tiplm gegen Die Meute gu
16tben Iudte.
@eti6tlt6e gerurtbeilung un6 6tnri6z
tung Der Beltten, tpel6e ben Weoro beri6=
ten oas tits, mas England in bteiem
Sale ertparten fam. Nber beretts bat Ser
ltebensmurbtge @%ouberneur Stone bon
Wdlitiitppt perfunbtgt. baB ft9 in ienem
Gbetle oss Staates Wtiftiippt fem gez
t9tporeher berbetlafen tpiirDe, Elm vS6uIz
Dig" ltber etnen Der Sbettnshner an SEN
Wtorot6oten in 9e&alb d@ssuipre6en.
Staatsmtntiter Gbarts mag nod 10 Ianee
Srtete an @ouberneur Stone i6reiben =
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