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National Republican., 1878-07-18
Amu.em.n,s and E,cursions.

CosIouE-Nsricty performance.
selcct excursion to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and
the CupcS July %, ISIS.
Cockado city excursions every Wednesday aud
FriGGy ut seven p. M. aud sundays at three ?. M.
Steamer MARY Washington leaves seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten a. M, returning ~
four p. N.
Forty miles for ten cents. The city Of Alcxan-
drla leaves Seventh street wharf at hafpast eleven
.. IN. returning at three p. m.
FIf,y miles for RFccn cents. Potomac Ferry Com
pany excursion. Boat leaves seventh street wharf
at seven D. M. returning al eleven p. IN
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church excursion TO
Annapolis, Nd. Trrm leaves baltimore and Ohio
depot ut eight O. nl returning leaves Annapolis a;
six 2. M
Excursion Of Uniformed BattalIons, ]. o. T., to
Fortress Monroe, Norfolk. and tho Capcs steamer
Jane Nosclcy leaves Sixth street wharf at seven p
M. returning saturday at six D. IN.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
SI1 to Niagara Falls.

The Sll-exoursion to Niagara Falls is tho
biggest thing out" in the shape of an cxcur-
sion and aside from the visit to the Falls aud
Watkins Glen, it will afford u splendid oppor-
tunity of viewing the beautiful valley Of the
susquchanna by daylight, ride of forty miles
on Seneca Lake, mud also of visiting the an
nual grand Sumday-schOol gathering ut Cha
taqua Lake, which commences August 3, as
tho tickets are good to return on any regular
train within ten days. Arrangements have
also been made for reduced hotel rates ut the
Falls aud Glen, and for Sightseeing sc. See
advertisement for time of departure.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
0EoRGETOWN NEWS.
pINEl EuaMr


To arrivc-schooners Henry Adelbert, Mea.
der, Konncbcc River, with 475 tons Of Ice
lowering Smith, Kcnnebec River. with 700
tons Of leo; Houston, westgatc, Kenncbct
River. with 900 tons Of ice; II. Davey, King,
Kcnnebec River with 800 tons Of ice-all 10
the Konneboc leo Company.
Arrived-Schooners Lizzie Raymond, Lord,
New York; Ira Latfriener, Coleman, New
York Jennie Roslyn, Tooker, Providencs
all toIoad coal.
Clearcd-Schooners Ira Iaffrlencr, Coleman
Lynn. with 800 tons Of coal Lizzie Raymond
Lord, Dover, with 205 tons OF coal Brig Ona-
laska, Small, Boston, with $50 tons Of coal
John withcrhesd. Kirwin, Petersburg, with
l25 tons Of coal Tannhauscr, Kennedy, Ban
gor, with 465 tons Of coal; George II. Brainard
Cogan, Boston, with 5S7 tons.
CANAL NEWS.
Arrivcd-Boats A. Spear, J. A. Tyler, Balti.
more, V. II. Weir, 8. J. Kelley, Benjamin Mil
Emma, Five Brothers, G. II. Dalton, J. r. Pur'
cell, Theodore Dean. A. II. Bradt, ". A. West,
William Weber, Thomas II. Paul, William
Mcrtens.
Cloarcd-Boats V. II. Weir, Five Brothers
G. II. Dalton, Nellie, J. Il. Purcell, Golden
Rule, W. Weber, James and Willie, Dennis
Murphy. &C., Wv. II. Ritter. William jackson
William Mertcns, and NJ. G. Merrynan.
A telegram has been received by the Chcsa-
peakc and Ohip Canal Company. from Roobol.
ing & Sons, Of Trenton, N. j., stating that tho
new cables fnr tho outlet lock had been
shipped by rail to Georgetown. They will ar.
rive In day or two and be Immediately
placed IN position. when tho outlet lock will be
placed Ia thorough working order.
SERIOUS FIGHT OVER 4 cur.
Yesterday afternoon about two o'clock, an
alteration occurred between white man
named William Brown, residing In George.
town, and a colorcd man named Levi, John.
son, who is employed Oh tho new works OF the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany. The difficulty occurred in front of the
site If tho proposed now Office buildiny Of tho
railroad company, on Bridge street. anh the
cause Of tho difficulty was about as follows
Ii appears that the c0lorel man was drink.
Ing at the hydrant, when Brown came up aud
attempted to take the cup from which he wa:
drinking from him. This johnson. tho col.
Orcd man, resisted and in tho tu ssle fell In til,
gutter. and ~ he was about to rise TO his feet
Brown stopped, picked up u brick, and struck
JoInson on the right side Of tho face, below
tho eye, making an ugly cash, about thrc,
inches in length. Johnson repaired TO tn,
station. bleeding badly. and reported the case
aud In few minutes thereafter Ohcer Brown
arrested his namesake ut the corner u Dridg'
aud High streets, and took him to the station
house, whore he was locked up for n hearing
before Acting Judge Walter in tho PolicI
Court this morning.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
ATTEMPTED suicide.

A woman named Josephine Stephenson, liv-
Ing at No. 1927 Fourth street northwest, at
tempted to commit suicide about eleven o'clock
yesterday morning by swallowing ten Couts'
worth of audanum. Her act was discovered
soon enough 10 hRvo etlcctual assistance rem.
durod Antidotcs were administered, and she
was soon out of danger. She assigned family
troubles aud her husbands ill.treatmcnt aS tho
reason for trying 10 end her life.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
AN UYUE.ILTHr OFFICE.
Mortality In the Burnt Portion OF the Patcnt-
Once,

Once.
Since tho hot weather SCI In the substance
that was damp mould and mildcw upon the
walls OF tho north side of the Patent. Office
building has become fine dust, aud Is blowed
through tho halls and rooTs, much to the an
noyanco of tho occupants ani likewise very
trying to their lungs aud dangerous to health,
causing considerable sickness among thn
Patent Office employees. Since the Are, Oh the
eth Of September last. there hs. bsen singi.
lar mortality among those employed In this
wing. There have been no less than nine
deaths of persons who occupied rooms that
wcrc under tho north model room, which
rooms were dremchcd by the water that oozcd
through at the time OF the fire aud the subse-
gucnt heavy rains, and where sunlight never
pcnctr,tcs. Their names arc s follows {:
Joseph r. Falcs, died November ~, 1877 viii.
liam A. Sutphcn, November, lS77; Jehu
Brainard, March 10. ls7s Thomas 5. Mercer,
March II; +. G. Connolly, March Il II. $.
Miller, April II; c. W. Chapman, May 81;
John ID. Patton, June 23, and d. X. Holsten
july II. Quito q number are now absent on
account of sickness. and there is scarcely a
doubt that others will follow, victims of tho
damp aud mOaldy atmosphere Of these rooms
National Republican., 1878-07-18
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
Proposed Interoepsiug Sewer.


Mr.. A. Watson's plan proposed to the Com
missioners Is to run an intercepting sower In
L or street, ftom Seventh to Fifteenth street,
and thonr diagonslly across the White Lot,
with heavy fall to tho river ut tho foot Of
Seventeenth or Eighteenth street, above high
tide aud river foods. This sewer will inter.
cept all the water from + or 7 street TO N
street north, and Seventh to Eighteenth street
west, thus preventing the overflow Of tho old
canal sewer from sudden heavy rains three OF
or four times yearly with very foul water into
10 the cellars on the Avenue and on all the low
grounds. II will also intercept and run OF to
tho river rapidly tho mud, street wnshings,
stable, kitchen, and sink sewerage from large
part Of the city which now runs into, and
much Of II settles In. tho old canal level
sewer, keeping In II two or three fcot OF nlth,
the stencil from which, coming out Of tho traps
on the Avenue and on all the low grounds, Is
very offensive and unhealthy, especially In
summer, aud which at every heavy sudden
rain Is also forced back up the hill and through
the sewer connections into the houses and ont
Mt tho trap', to be carried into tho houses
through doors and windows with every breath
o; air. II will therefore cW OF tho low parts
of the city iron local rain floods and three.
fourths Of the mud aud city filth aud will
also cHiof tho high parts OF the city. inclnd-
ing the. Post aud Patent .Oiices Treasury,
White House. State. War, and Navy Depart
ments, from foul ani poisonous sewer gas which
the now comes up from low grounds.
Tho plan Is indorscd by DIR. Daniel Brrcd,
chemist by Hon. Alonzp Bell, Assistant Sec.
rctary Interior Department; J. o. 7. Burn.
side, Superintendent Post-Oilico Department:
Wilson J. Vance appointment clerk, and o. l..
Pitney, Superintendent Treasury Department,
and by Joseph Williams, scwer builder aud OK
ICTt.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
B.iSE- B.tLL.
An Exciting Tie Game between the National
and New Bedford.

Tho game yesterday afternoon between the
National and New Bedford resulted in tic,
the score at the end of the ninth inning being
o 10 g. 4 tenth inning was commenced, and
the visitors had scored one run before their
side was put out. Tho Reds camo in for
their share, but before the inning ended the
umpire called time on account of darkness.
The contest was the most exciting ever wit.
messed in this city, aud when the Reds" tied
the game in the ninth inning the enthusiasm
Of tho audience knew no bounds. Hats were
thrown in the air, ladies waved their haudker-
chiefs, aud shouts from ten thousand voices
mado the wCllIin ring. When the umpire an
bounced his decision during the tenth inning
Detectives McDcvitt and McEllresh sent up a
large balloon, to which was attached a card
with the score. The aerial messenger took u
northerly direction, and when last seen was
mounting higher and higher heayenward. The
following summary shows how both mines
played
National Republican., 1878-07-18
Mutually Inclined.

The clerk of the court has Issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants
G. u. Hunt aud Mary Butler,
Charles Lyle and Dolly Bland.
J. W. Michaels, of Richmond, Va, and Mary
w. Slors of Goshen Bridge Va
JcsSy Bcrnharth, OF Somerset County, Pa,
and Maria NJ. Mason, of this city.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
New Advertisements.

Bhse.ball-N National vs New bedford.
Report Of the condition Of the Central National
Bank
For salc-SarratIyc. Address \. NJ. Eart, box ~.
Montreal.
Orders for wood mud coal len at John sherman
& Co., st. Cloud Building
Trustee sale OF improved property on Tenth, be-
tween o and streets northwest
Proposals for coucrote stone. cement aud sand for
the United states Bureau of Engraving and l'rint'
inr
National Republican., 1878-07-18

TIir hr,t way to win success l. to dHcrvc H.
GcurIu'. q r B.Gurgnrd, Uf Louisiana and Ju
la Early # Nlr4iuia, IN approving Of The ,trrt
Int sr3ly uI.d high .vl-C Oi honor shown Ny tir
MHuHguts Hi Tho Louisiana state Lottery, say: We
y,huI' IT, n-'crt That II ha, rurly II CIoI hap.
I'hrl ~ IL ease vf my lottery drawn In ihis OT
Any vi'rr country that such special prins and ple,
Chu'iyls nave luvu taken IN the psupaiatiOns for
and cpl,luri Of tho duwns Us we haVG adopted.
For nr'h"T Information apply 10 NJ. A. DaIphin,
J.. Y. L.A w. Now OrlSAms,
National Republican., 1878-07-18
CITY ITEMS.

DR. Ayers Laboratory, that has done such won
dcrs for the sick, now Issues p)Icnt restOrCr for
the beauty of mankind-iOr the cOmclincsS which
advancing agr Is prone 10 dininish anl destroy.
Ills NiyJr mounts luxuriant locks on the bald aid
gray pate, among us. and thus lays IL under Ob'i
CATIONS To him for the good looks as wells health
of the community.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
The AVENUE RAILROAD.
The New Depot to be Erected In
Georgetown.

improvements Commenced by the washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company
An Extensive Neutrality-suspicious.
Car-Housss, stables, Workshop aud
Mili-Desoription OF tho Build
ings to he Erected-The
whole to Cost 100000.
National Republican., 1878-07-18

REDUCCD rates to parties remaining Onr week or
longer. Season lsTSopCns lunc Is StOCStUn Hotel.
Cape May. y. J. SoTE.-We take great pleasure In
informing orr patrons that new passenger c.oya.
tor and electric bclls lin every rODmy have been
added to the hotel. CHAELf., DUFFY
(Of Continental Hotel. PhlluhulphiaL
Proprietor and General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
SEWING MACHINES. W,

SEWING MACHSEs.- We arc not agents, but deal.
crs We employ no CRnvnssc:s, hut will call at
your house fyUu desire. This is why We can sell
sewing Innchmrs 80 much los than iho.c who ped
die them around the city. Renting and repairing
MCKINNEY ~ Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
National 9epnblitan.
Arrival Of Pn.senRe, Trains.

At DALrNoHE AND ONO prpoT, Sgw JERSEY AVE-
Nun AND c sTRBEr.
Morning. H~nfnp.
N;iB, N. Y PHI 4 Bos ex. $50, Baltimore accom-.
ST7, baltimore express go. Raltimpre accom-
5b Wsstsrn eyprtss iCn y, Phil a hos cH
SIS, baltimore accnm. 5D, Western Mall.
D.6 Fred nr Met. BIRCH " s.ex, baltimore accoun-
Ia Baltimore Annapolis sd;S, Baltimore eIprssA
and way T:en, Western express.
e<s MAftinsburu and IIa-' ssnl Ilnlttmcre pNprer<
ne r-,Own au IMet bfchN spIS n Y, Phil 4 Bos e.
sl(.U, Baltimore artOu. 1916. Baltimore Accolh
1iH, Baltimore express.
sArrye daily. Others Sundays excepted.
As- For the time OF departure Of trains see advsr'
ns, nisnls el-ewhrre
National Republican., 1878-07-18
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States Tennessee. and
the Ohio valley parity cloudy weather. occasional
rnins, winds mostly from warmer southwest, sia
tionary or lower pressure.
National Republican., 1878-07-18

4 DOZEN of New London's fairest and most
intelligent girls have leased II farmhouse at
Great Neck, Waterford, for the summer aud
will rusticato by themselves.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
Totals....ll 6 % ID I Tvtals.....l5 -
The Athletin hefpntoh the No. Name Ycster.

y
day afternoon by score Of 10 to =.
The AnalOstan defeated the West End, of
Georgetown, yeste rday, by a score of III to :.
This afternoon, at half-pa't four o'clock, the
National and New Bedford will have another
bout to sec who Is entitled to the ball. 1t
would show enterprise on the part Of the
Chariot Company If they would station half a
dozen Of these c0nveyancos at the corner Of
Fifteenth street aud Pennsylvania avenue for
the convenience Of patrons of tho game The
Fpurtcrnth-strcet cars could not accommodate
the crowd yesterday, and many inquiries were
made for the chariOts.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Observation-Disclosures, u; Stars, ,.
Chicago-ChiCnsOs, q Milwaukee, o.
Utica, y. Y.-Manrhcstor+ 7; Utica 9.
Troy, y. H.-lIaymdkcr', 0; Pittstlold, I.
London. Out.-rccumsohs -; LOwells o.
Springfield, Mas. .-Springhclds, Ii Holy
Oku. IT,
National Republican., 1878-07-18
Resources.

DISTRICT of COLUMBIA.
COUNTY OF WAsHISGTbS ssi
!, J. 4. Ruff cashier OF the aSoye'nnm bank, do
3Ulemny swear that the above statement 1, true to
tho b'sI OF my knowledge IN belief
J. A. RUFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this OH day Of
July, ISIS
sEALl ALBERT Il. RUFF,
Notary Public,
CoRRECr-AtteSt;
JAS l. BARDOUR)
W. IL. CLAGErr }DrcctorS
lyIS ii, BROWNING,
National Republican., 1878-07-18
Real Estate Transfers,

Ju,lson |. Cutll ct al, trustees, to W. A.
Bartlett for 1860, lot 1, square 1913; James Z.
Fowler to Susaunsh Fowler for $500, all tho
right and title, real AMI personal, owned and
possessed by James |. Fowler at the timo of
his DEATH VI. d. GIimShaw to A. J. d. Grim
shaw, for 500, sub.lOt H. square S.; c. Kce-
gan to q. Gleason, for $500, sub.lot ~, square
l57 james Little to Isaac Cross for SO lot
,, square S53; Frank Hume to Thomas NJ.
ThysOu, for S7,0)) lots 25 and 20, square l3i.
FOR upward of thirty years Mrs. WinslOw's sooth-
ing syrup has boon used for children. II correCts
acdty Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
tho bowels, cures dysentcry nnd dnrrhtc. whether
arising from teelhng or other causes. An old and
wclltriel romcdy. 2j cents q bottle,
National Republican., 1878-07-18
GAMES ELSEWHERE YEsTERD
Theatre lUIniunc.

The fine performance at the COmiquc this
week Is attWcliu. good houses, A splendid
is presented, giving the patrons OF
the theatre an opportunity of seeing some OF
the most famous variety people in the country,
National Republican., 1878-07-18

IorSG PEOPLE do pay attention =, your teeth
neglect will soon ruin Them Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsToS's IVORY PEARL
Toorn POWDER. the most perfect dentrfcc known.
II will LC0D them through life In good condition.
white and SOUND. VIII harden tho gums, swCeten
he breath. and prevent tOOthaChc Sold BY all
druggists. 25 and % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
LOCAL MISCELL1NY.

Interest paid on deposits, Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. s9uIER & Co.
Bankers l4l6 Pennsylvania avenne.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
LOST AND FOUND.

I OET-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN GIP; AN.
- swsls To tho name of ki!e, The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning her TO lliO Tenth
st rect northwest. lUl7
National Republican., 1878-07-18

HARD times demand economy; prncuce II BY
rcmovating your soilcd gloves with JouvESs ISO
DLnous KID GLOVE CLEANER. Price 25 cents pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-18

WELLS MACHlSE-SpREAp STRESGTHESiSo PLAsT
Egs are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far kurpGss Gll others.
National Republican., 1878-07-18

JOHN l.. KESDALL 4 son,
- No BlH u street northwest,
Near tho baltimore aud Potomac hallroad De ot
Have for sale o few more uf those
CELEBRATED ICE KING NEFHIUERATOIS,
Al less than half the manufacturers prices
National Republican., 1878-07-18
AMUSEM N'rN.
BASEBALL
NATIONAL
Va
NEW BEDFORD,
THIS AFTERNOON, At $50 O'CLOCK


Admission d cents. iyisit
EXTRAORDINARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
II PROFESSORS HULMNs AND LEO,
The chan p,on acrobats, trnpeke performers, aud
SWIMMERS OF THE WORLD
VIII give grand exhibition In swimming on the
rOiomsr River, opposite Fort Washington, on sun
DAY, Jnly 2, and from the decks OF the barge
CDCKADE CITY.
The Professors have app, arsd before al Of he
crowned heads Of Europa and ASIA and bear medals
from Queen Victoria, Tickets will be limited on lhi,
occasiOn aud will be for sas during tho week at BrAf
AGani- also nj the wharf The bar! will leave ths
VIII VI AT 330 sharp and retuIh nj y. m.
Fan. .ily excursions on the Barge every W e1netiav
aud FTldly. leaving tho wharf At n. and return
ng ut II y. m. sharp Tickets on all excursions cnly
3icentS hr roundtrp. MuSio and dlnclns aud re
fresbments Profs sor Donrh will enliven each ,ci-
sion. Also the Georgia Jubilee singers" Hlfu
GUNNER THRATRE CoMIQuE,.
. MONDAY. JULY 4, NIGHTLY, AND WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEIsS
Engagement OF tho great character artists and
comedians, Messrs colyer and Kelley. Also Of the
great and character vOcnlist Charles H. Stau-
Icy. Also the great mimic vocalist AMI charnjar
artist, Miss Floia Moore. Last week Of the Greaici
pTal artists, Hulms and Leo. All OF last weeks u
pay In gran bin. Fiis time op any stage q ne
SMITH Concluding with Poverty and II VS." yls
National Republican., 1878-07-18

ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
ness. sick stomach constipation, &c? Are you dys-
pcptic. nervous. dull, and languid? Ayerse to all
oAcrton. your life miserablcf You require u
blood. Take Cu:Rk's lRlsH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold BY all
druggists % cents per package, which makes q
quart OF medicine
Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff1 Does It refuse
10 curt? Dress II with IHoNPsoss oMADK OPriNE.
An oleay!nCus compound OF singular merit. II
will improve it. Sold by druggists, &C. Pnco D.
and ~ cenu per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
ThernonetrIo Readings.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-05
6r6Sltd,es 1lm9liiG in eftter YbiIa=
celpbtcr SOnnta9sidmle. - Wtets
rere &inoer Optt eitaeuG SIikitrablC
netGAfef nScr fGNfIfda nerlcf.f

Ybilabelpbta, 4. 2lu9uit. = oeute
tur3 nod 0tittag entluO iidl ein ldrcflides
@epitter iiber bteier StaOt. Su oem Metho-
OiifeuSelte an Der @de Der OiamonbitraBe unO
Rioge> luenue mar gerabe Die Sonnta9Sz
if)ule er6iinet moroen, al8 INT y lbr ELL
Slibitratl in oas 3elt einiflug. Gin tiird)
terliCber Banif entltanb uatiirlif iogleldl I'M
ter ben periammelteH &inoeru, uno erlt, mad
Dem itdl Die 2uiregung micOer Ginger DtaBen
gele9t bate, ermittelte man, oaB Die etliJdh.
rige Mtarp glfreD auf Oem 6lede getOotet mar !;
gSalter Glfreg, Sabre alt, TT tOotlld] oerlest,
uno iein Soo miro ieOen 9(ugenbitd ermartet.
6erner trugen Der 3ebnjdbrlge 2Sm. aoamS
uuO gSiGie 8urus 70 idlwere Serlebun9en
baOon, oaB man feine 0offnuug auf thre Jtet,
tung be9t.
(SpGter.) @S befanben itdl sur 3eit nur
II Sinber ltuo 3Wet oerren III oen 3elte. Der
Slitlrahl traf Den IN Der Ntttte bes 3elteS
befinOli6eu Yfobl, in Deiieu gtGhe Die Sinoer
Iid) nieOergelalien batteu. Die tlelne Ntdrp
Nun @lIrep, ipeld)e aet00tet murbe. lebnte lldl
Sur 3eit mtOer Den Biabl. SIR fletner Srus
Der QStliam muroe NIT fiirfterllder 9ewalt
Ill 8ooeu gei6leuocrt. gStlIie Burns, ein an
oerer Gnabe, murbe id)mcr oerleBtr nnO gSlllte
Aoanl5 erlitt SerleBungcn, peIdle pabrldeinz
lid einen SOB Oerdulailen ueroen. Ser SltB
riB inn tbatGd)lih eincn Sdub bon ben 6il
zen. s. y. gS'ron uno .. @onnor, Die belz
Den 6Creu, mur0en 9lcif alien Sluoern 81
Soocn geporieu, famcu ieoOd) IonIt nit betler
Saut oapOu. Ser Slibltrubl lcBte etne aut
Oem 6uBbooeu itehenpe Saunc SohlenOl III
Brand, uuo oo5 3clt itanO balb in 6lomnIen,
melhe ieood ba!o pom berbeteilenOen Sitt9ern
gelDid)t wuroen. 6dtte iidl Der llufall cine
StunOe ipdter erei9uet, 10 miiroen iiber 100
Sountagsi4ulfmOeI III Dem 3elte oeriammelt
nRmrlrm hein
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Disqualification S,,rd, eamsitreid,er.

8urliugton Sa., 3. Gu9uit.- Im
letten 9ouneritase eridiencu slpei 2anOitrei'
der in eincm 6armbauie nahe 3rentOu,
Senrp @ountp, uno baten I'm cine Miabl3eit.
Die Srau bonn 5auie iebte ibnen elm 9uteS
Wittta9seIien Dor, unb mdbreuo fie ibren 6un<
ger itlllten, erinbren iie burd) cine SufdIige
Ieuberung Der Srau, oaB Der SauSberr abs
peleno iei uno nidt Dor 2tbeno 5uriidfebren
wiirbe. gta9 beenoeter MablSeit griffcu Die
uuoanfbaren Strolfe plOblidl Die Srau an,
periibten ein i9dnolifeS gerbrefen an ibr
uno lieBen iie bstpuBtlOs am Sooen ltegen.
Die @erbre1er eritidten oas @eibrti etner
fletnen So6ter Der 6rau, ineem iie Oas SiuO
felt in cine mouene 9ede einuidelten. 9ll8
man pas Sinh aus leiner Sage beireite, mar
es beluubtlos, NIB cine Stunoe ipGter itarb
es. Die gauge HabbarifaIt iit auf Den Sei@
neu, nm Die ru9loien Serbrcdler ein6uian9en.
Srattleboro', ST., 3. 4u9uit. = Sine
14sJabrige ahoptirte Softer oeS a4tb. @bw.
SroSb1 murbe beute unweit ibrer elterli1el
gSohnung bon einem 9anoltrei6er angefaaen,
ruel6er ibr Elm Saidentu6 iiber hen Wtuno
bano uuo iie l9dnbli9 miBbanbelte. @iue
Selobnuns bon $500 tit aui Die 6eitnabme
oeS Strold3eS anSgeIeBt.
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