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OAKLAND GOAL, TRorrINa PARK.

OAKLAND, July =, ts1S-Pacing match for 81 0O0
q. A. Hickok'ss g. Nimrod...
=. Goodhue's b. Dan Rice. =
Time, 2:2lA-2:24k-22lA
The anniversary Of American lndopcndcnce was
celebrated Oakland PARK ~ the propretors giving
,rottisg purse Tor the 2:26 class. which Brusny
John, Lou wnipplc and Cairo were the contestants
The Two latter sold ~ even rates. while Brushy
brought 50 IN $40 pool The attendance very
good, and those present seemed TO enjoy tho
sport TO unusual degree until alter
the nrst heat, which was won BY wnipplc
In 2:31k. Tnen came a messenger from the
telegraph onico announcing the sad news OF
Mollls McCar,y's defeat by Ton Brock, which cast
shadow Of sorrow and gloom over her many friends
the rest OF tho day During tho dull and sorrowful
lev Moments that followed the news from Mollie
other heat was trotisd, which, by very erroneous
decision OF the judges, was given TO Cairo. 10 the
heat he did much running, and when the result was
reported from the stand there strong manifesto
tioa Of disspprovaL Mr.. Knlip, the owner Of Lou
wapps, Inclined the judges he would not stars again
under such decision ss by them just rendered This
caused rsconsideraiion by the presidng onicss Of
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- --y, ana, after long deiberation, ex-
Senator John Coghlau, ono OF tho judges, came
forward aud announced change, makieg oeAo
heat between wnipple and Cairo; out this dia not
TO start any more. The time OF the dead heat was
2:2sk Tue third, fourth and nun heats were thsn
won by Cairo 2:301, 22y 22S1 y, thus ending Inc
his avor. Brnshy John showed many bursts OF
aud way OF gsing M. elch, II would seem, mas
not yet got him worked up TO his mark.
Summary.
OAKLAND PARK, July 4, 1o7S-TrotttnE purse, y
for horses that have beaten 2:26; milo heats
best three In i've, in harness.
j. Farreii's b. 4. Csiro.... 1
w. welcns blk. x. Brusny John.
l. N. Kilip's TOR. M Lou Wnippe ...... Or.
AZ the conclusion ofthe race SIR Coghian notified
Mr. KILN that ne and his mare Lou whippie were
ruled on that course 50 long as the Oakland Jockey
Club conInusd Ia control oil the same. 1 bus AN
nouncement was seemingly unexpected by large
portion OF tho assemblase nasmuch as the action OF
The judges IN changing their decision Was virtual ac
knowleogment OF their error, anu In urtheraucc OF
THIS tney declared all bets and pools onhclr acts IN
both cascs being regarded by the majority az wrong
aud tho penalty imposed as severe and unjust.
After the pacing contest was ended the crowd
treated TO an exciting struggle between Mr.. Fox, Of
Canada and Homer Lane, OF California In collar and
elbow match, fails OF Two in three. When the men
stepped upon the carpet evident from his supe
rior form, that the Canadian had the best OF
IL II his skill was anywhere in comparison with his
other seeming advantages; besides no was young
Eian, while Lane, though we'll known TOR his great
skull anu endurance former Jays, was evidently on
the athletic path OF decivty, and appeared rather
short oil work. The contest was very pretty and
lasted through three falls. the first Of which was Tor
Lane, IN Tour minutes, after which Fox seemed TO
think the spsr, had gwen fu satisfaction to NIL pre-
sent, and proceeded TO roll his easily IN 3n 45s
aud 4m. 3OA, i've minutes being the limo allowed be-
tween eacn TALL
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Mr. Waiter Hume Long (bsys). Captain Trotter
(erownsh Mr.. Mitchell (baysl Major foster (lhree
chestnuls and grayl, Mr. comptou Roberts days,
Mr. pochnann ozark bays);. Mr. cospiand ave
ltarss bays and a gray, Colonel Ferguson
three browns and EvsyL Major say tthree
bays and brown Major Byass (chestnuts) Mr..
Darrell tbrowns. Mr.. BAnbury t0rowa.l Captain Dun
bar two browns. "a chestnut ana grayl AIR. Arthur
Flower (two roaas, a bay ana b~ownl. Mr. Thomas
Wood three browns aud bayl, Mr. sydney Haukey
tthree browns aud roan) SIR. J. A. craven IA gray,
steel roam, red roam and skewbaldl AMI the
oil the Eighth Hussars (oays) DIR ven by Major Chap
ill., After passing along tho OF the scrpeniine,
Inc coaches, hiving arrived ~ hyde PARK corner,
turned INTO the carriage drive running parallel with
Rotton row. The park was quilted by tue Queens
Gate, Remington Gardens and many OF the
then proceeded aioag the hammersIn,Ih road the
Orleans Club NJ IwickeOhaia, where large party
partook OF luncheon.
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Tho 234 class was pretty race IN which the pool
buyers were well puzzled before II coscd MAJOR Lord
WAS heavily the Iavonte, with Myrtle second choice
and although the favoritc made poor showing at
nrsl the tnreo straight meats, when he
Tor It, or, thu knowing ones said, when the
pools were fixed right Myrtle won thc 1rst heat
without trouble, The only incident worth recording
be ag accident 10 John Carpenter, the driver OF
Black Diamond, who was thrown by the wheel going
10 pieces on tue lower turn. He was only slightly
bruised. Tue second neat went TO Annie c., who
II from Myrtle between the distance aud the wIrc In
the third heat The pool avorite showed up better, and,
stick ng his OF the bunch oil horses at Tho
halt mile pole. TO the iront with Annie G. ana
beat her nome, winning bv a length. Myrtle led of
in fourth heat but MAJOR Lord took the pole NJ tho
hali aud won the heat Dy Two lengths, alter
being sharply pushed by Annie q. Tho hfth and de-
csive heat proved Lords stayng qualities in taking
first place the Observation-Disclosures of tho others
jumping-and trottug steadily home winner lof me
neat ana race In this heat Black Diamond
nearly the entire distance cutting ahead aud across
tho path OF Major Lord twice. For this foul driving
his driver (Carpenterl was hned SO. Annie q. look
second money, Myrtle third, Nellie Rose fourth The
following Is the
SANE DAY.-Purse S4UO. Tor horses that have never
bsa.en "a $20J the nrst, Slo0 10 the second, $50
the tDrd $40 to the fourth horse; mile heats; best
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TROTTIAG IN NEW JERSEY.

Tho changesble weather yesterday was tho cause OF
preventing number OF spectators from assembling
at the old Sccaueus mile track Now Jersey, TO attend
the tro,tng for tho challenge ltalian silver mounted
drinking horn gwen bv Colonel H. p. T. Lewis presi
dent Of the HUDSON Driving ASSOCIATION, OF Hoboken.
n j. Tho attendance very iair. however, aud
those that there Witnessed a wecoutes.ed
The track somewhat heavy. rhres horses took
psrt In the trotting. vizB. Coles gray Jennie
L., W. II. Dudlcy's BAY aeldng Tommy, and }. McAu-
drsw's bay geldug Cbauncey 81. Bcdsll. Before
s,.rt,oe Jennie L. was the favoritc In the betting
Tbe race was won BY Cbaunccy Al. Bcdcli, after Ave
heats IN which Tommy won the Hrtt and third heats
The following ma
SUMMARY
sEcAuuus DKiviyo PARK, SycArcUs, n J.--TKor-
rrxa-SAruRpAy July 10, iS7s-Prizc tho challenge
Italsn silver mounted drinking horn; mile heats,
the pest three In Ave, IN mar ness.
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
Iron the sposssman (Ioodoo), JOY a.


The Coaching Club held Their second meet this
son In HYDE Park July I. An immense number Of
spectators assembled to witness The gathering, many
srri wing In the vicinity OF tho Msgszuc hour
before tho time anaossoed tor the commencement Of
prseseainss. The road along shs norsh side OF tho
serpsnune lined with carriages, three deep their
lady occupants appearing In brilliant costume and
giving The scene very gay aspect In addiuop thcro
we're many ladies' and gsnti~mon on horseback. and
thousands oil loot passengers A. noon the Princess
Mary With the Duohess Of fsck her four children
In barouche. arrived. the carriages taking up
position near the sccns Of meeting HTS
Royal Highness the Duke Of rsck was pres
cnt on horseback Rather later on the
Princess OF Wales accompanied by the Princess
Victor Louise, drove TO the place Of meeting aud
Witnessed The PROCESSION or Tho 120 coaches con-
ncc,ed with The clue twenty -four Iut an appear.
ancc at the Magazlnr. The procession besd,d by
Lord Darlington, wee president OF the eub the Prince
OF aes being on the boz seat or the coach, aud
thsrA iolowso IN oedersahA soaohes of we usdsf
mentioned ssntismca:--sw Thomas Psyton lsrays)
hslsr ssspyses Lpsswscy NJ. ~ srssssy lsrsHssl,
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PROVED AND ADMINISTERED.

Daring the past week thu Will OF Ellen Edm unds
late OF tho city OF Brookiyn deceased, was admitted
TO probate. Letters OF Administration wore granted
10 The estates OF the following named deceased per-
sons, VIZ Henry r. Dickson, John Krnc, Hector
Rouxe, Francis Gum, George sohaing, Timothy
Fitzpatrick, Anna Maria Aube formerly Anna Maria
Honish, Moses Buyer Eliza A Mackey. James Reid,
Marsaretha Gruengcr and Jane Kory, all OF the ciy
OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship Of tho persons and estates
Of Frances L. Wiimott wore granted TO Carman Pear
sail, oil Manda Briant to Anua B. COIN, oil Joseph
d. Wiilmott 10 John Z. Provost OF George l.. Benton
and Cne'sea b. Benton TO jennie Bonton-all OF The
county Of Kings.
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SALE OF TIE ROYAL YEARL1sas.

At tho Hampton Court Paddocks on Saturday, June
20, The warnings bred by Her Majesty were put 10
competition by Mr. f. rattersai, who has rarely had
larger audience on the well known grounds. Tho
sale ring unacd with coaches aud broughams,
the occupants Of which included Prince CHRISTIAN.
Lord Falmouth, Lord Rosebery. Lord Cork Lord Col
vile, Lord Dorchester Lord Bradford, Lord Downe,
Lord lesmere. Sir G. Legard, Str J. D. Ashley, Sir
Robert Peel. Mr.. G. Payne. Mr. F. Gretton ana other
known patrons Of the national pastime. the cata ogue
contained lev o,hor besides the royal yearl,nss.
which were nineteen in number, but ono was not
offered, and only two the fetched what may bo
termed big price, Somo Of tbe low priced lots were
Of viridis, purchased Tor Mr. Jardine Tor q 200
guiness, after keen compositions with Lord Roseoery,
VIII turn out better 'nan To. colt by ST. AoAns out
however. are good looking Details
Bay aly, by rrumpeter-Austrai"sia, by Y. Mel
bourne; ioaIed April II Mr. J. Dover f55
Brown lily, by y: MeiDearns-Insz. by New
nm m'a ss lS.isa January H.. Lord Dowas l25
peter; toaisd January 3l..........Mr fyrsii 100
Brown niiy, ny Parmesaa-A'ss Foot ~ Or
Bay colt 0 Sy wApa,, =; GSSr:r
Bay Oily, ~ observation-disclosures. ~ Ra.ap-
Bay ay, BY Y: M.lCoarnr-aunsa !es. By Or :.
c isnao; iSaied April 7..........;..Mr J. Moon IS
nd as @ ss 1s
Bay my, by Prince Uhartlr- sister 10 Little
Lady. by Oriando; foaied May 4.Mr. I. stevens 200
Brown colt, by Prince Charlie Brsdamante, BY -,,
Voitigeur; ioaied February IL. Lord Cawdor 500
Bay colt, W 81. Aibans-vtridis by Marsys;
f0aea February 21.....:.... -. Mr. Jsraine 1900
Bay colt, by Doncastsr-pefiwig. by Macaroui;
foaled February l7................Mr J. Day 100
Chestnut niiy, BY Prince Charlie-Mercvals, by
Atherstonc; foaled January rs. Sir. d. Cooper 2o0
Bay colt, oy peii Mel'-Lialson. by Lord CHI
den; foaied January 80. ..... Mr.. j. Martin So
Bay colt, by ST. Aibans-Pamunkey by Canno-
bic; ioaied February 1l..........h r. Greiton $50
Bay colt, by Winsow-Overture, by Tsdding-
ton IoaIed February l5..........Mr Gretton 15)
Chestnut lliy. by Prince Chariie-Birctta, by
Orlando; ioaied March 3.......ME watson $40
Toai. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. f5, las
Two-year-oid bay colt by Prii Mell--Catawua
~ oo"i''..ss...sss Mr hyde f3o
BROOD mares, the property OF tho Master OF The
Horse:-
zee tioaied 1891 by Stock well--Babette, by
FAugh-a-BAiagh; covered by Winslow......
-, Mr. iyreu f200
Mary Avcnel tioalcd 1879, by Sladiaicur-Els
po'h, by Irish Birdcatcncr; covered by Lacy
oes... ........................Mr Mr.. Sherborne 40
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CHARTER OAK PARK.
LAST DAY OF THE rRorTINa MEETING
TOWERS AND MAJOR LORD THE wINNERs
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

LAST DAY OF THE rRorrIHa MEETING
POWERS AND MAJOR LORD THE WINNERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD July Is. 1878.
The July meeting 1t Charter Oak Park terminated
to-day with two finely contested races. In both ct
which the pool favorites were the Winners The track
prime condition, despite tho heavy rain which
necessta,ed the postponement Of tho races ysster
day afternoon. In The 81. the fast class OF The
meeting, the horses starting were Powers, ANY,
Banquo and Fanny Jefferson, tho FIRST named being
the pool large odds. Kansas Chief was
tered, but WITHDRAWN.
First Heat Toe horses got away evenly, Powers
break The start giving Amy good two Iengths the
lead In rounding the turn, with Banquo second. Along
the baeks.rstch sue widsned the gap to good half
dozen lengths by square trottng. Passing the half
mile pole Banquo lappe1 nor, and tho two had
spirited brush 10 the wire, sharp use OF The whip
failing to send Banquo ahead, and the mare winning
BY a length amid general enthusiasm.
Second HeaG-Amy wrested The pole from Powers
~ the quarter, and three lengths lead 10 the
hai-mc pole, Powers second. The latter then closed
up, tapping the the lower turn ard coming
In to the homes,retch mock and neck; thence home
II was sharp, Powers coming IN winner by only
neck.
Third Heat-rircsome scoring characterized this
heat. In which Il was ev'den. that Amy was IN
cropped to jog before reaching the turn, and mo-
later wheeled around and retired from the race
Powers took tho lead at the quartorpo and held
Hotting squareiy to the nnlsh. winning by ten
lengths, The others having virtually contested Tor
nothing more than second place.
Fourth Hedt-rhis WAS decisive Powers again sc.
Tho lead on tho first turn, but Banquo Joined
him along tue oackstsetch ana tue two showed
pretty exhibition OF square, honest troItng around
into The homesirctch, where the New York horse
showed his mette and stepped forward. winning the
heat and by good three lengths Amy's faiia
WAS disappointm ent 10 her many local admirers,
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recently visited Bosies With view 70 getting on
scullcr's with me. but my representatives, could
not DO found That his Is rot The will prove BY
stating that l will row y. A. Paistcd . nve-mis
scuers' best best boats over the regular
course ~ Springfield. Mass for tl0oo s'ae ana my
hacker will make this statement VISIT IRON any
friend Of Pastcd's, any and al OF whom Know wen
enough where he can be found +. kEAGANs
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LIST I'd. 3d. "a. 5th oth sth. oh' sHN
Hartford. ......O D o o o o Ia
Jersey Cly....2 o 0 O. o O-3
Runs earned-Nope. First base By srrors-Jersey
City, o. Hartierd,4 Total ioit on basesJcrscy City,
Hartford, s. Total base nits-Jcrsoy Cry !; Hart
lord, 8. struck ous-Jersey City, o; Hartford. =
Umpire-M. Malone. Scorcr-B Douglas Jr. Timo
Of gamc--Two hours
Al Prospect Park. Brooklyn, about SIX hundred
spectators Witnessed tho two games played there
Tue Nameless and Putnams occupied ground No. l,
and Inc Poly techntcs. and w,nonss ground No.
The games resulted ~ iollows-Namelcss, !; Put
nam, l: Polylechnics, II; winonss,
Tho Domestics defeated che Conuncnta's q Newark
by score vi t05. r.r.s
Tue stars, oil Syracuse, defeated the Forest City
Club Al Cleveland, In III eleven inning game, by
score Of q TO 3.
Iu game Tor the State championship at Hornells-
vile, between the Herneis and Bunaocs, tho former
won BY score OF 10 O.
AZ Loadou, CAusda, the Tsoamsehs defeated the
Manchesiers IN AN international pionship game
by q score oil 100
The Woroesters defeated the Aibanys formerly
Aubornsl at Albany, BY y score OF o 10 y.
Al Chicago, Chicagos 8, Atiwaukees4
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SCOTCH AND IRISH ATHLETES

Under tho auspices OF The Emerald and Hamilton
Rowan clubs grand scrics Of Irish national games
viii take place at Jones' Wood Colosseum on Angus,
IS Great interest win attach 10 this event. chiefly
because OF q contest Tor $500 side ana the cham
p,onshp OF the world between Dsncan Y. Ross, re.
nown.d Scotch athlete, resident OF Canada, and
nomss Iy non OF this city, who wesrs the greco a.
his colofs.
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kACKLTS.

AS WIS announced 10 tho HERALD, the nrst i've
games Of the tournaments bstweea James Kestins Of
this city, cbampoa Of Esgsh racksts, and Oscar
Manning, OF Philadelphia, now champion Of American
raeke,s, Tor the American champ onship and 500 in
money, were played yesterday afternoon. The tourn
ameot arranged for tho best SIX eleven games
the hrst ave to 100 played IN Hobokrn yesterday and
the next IN Phadsiphis AZ Doyis's court, rear OF
the Continental Hotel, on Friday next Following 10
the score Of yesterdays games:-
Keating. 81 II 81 81 10
Manning. ................. IL Is IL II
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FOOTBALL.

At the ives, End Jersey Cay. yesterday afternoon.
a lively game, or SORES Of games. we're played be-
tween the Liberty Football Club. Of Jersey City, and
the Continental Football Cluo, OF west Hobokcn.
The nrst two goals we're won BY the Visitors but the
struggle.
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BASEBALL.

On the Centennial ground yesterday afternoon .
holly contested game baseball was played bstweea
the Harttords, Of Hartford, and the Jersey City Cub
Tho latter the game BY point or run seven
times they sent their antagonists home wiineat
score, and exactly Inc same number OF times they
were similarly served by The harttords. The score
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CRICKET.

THE STATEN ISLAND CLUB DEFEAT THE st.
;, aEoRaE'sA-scoHE, "a TO "a.
Tue nr.t cricket match this season between the
frat elements Of the St George and Station leland
clubs was played yesterday at Camp Washington, ).
I. Tho staten island club Arst went TO the bat,
Messrs. Harvey and Ksssicr handling tho willow.
Alter very spirned playing, which was interrupted
once rain Storm tho ST. George club Was defeated
by tho staten Islanders the latter scoring o. the ior
mer "a runs. .,slr
Appended Is the score:-
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REAGAN To pL,IsTED.

M rtLroR,P H TO THE urn Do
BosroS. Masa, July Is, 1878
p. Reagan, champion sinsls ,sSBller Of New Eng .
isnd has issued she following cha,lsnss to-nsht;--I
understand that The hacker of Frss y, Plsisasd has
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BASLAN's BOAT DAMAGED.

81. JoHs, N. d., July 10, 1878
HanIau, while practising to-day In his Elliott boat,
tho Colonel shaw, Kept close shore and struck
. rock, dsmas,ng his boat considerably. II 10 thought
she may be repaired.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Tho steam yacht Ibis, from New York, LEFT Ports
mouth, N. H., 11,h inst. for Portland, Me-
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MARRIED.

CuRRES-coLLISs. tho Church OF the Sacred
Heart, on Saturday morning. July q. By the Rev. I.
y. Gregg, WILLIAM II. CCRRES. Of Fiatbusb, l. J., to
RosE N. ALoysiUs. daughter OF =. Coilins, Esq, Of
this city.
HAws-RcHAnD lon WEDNESDAY, July 10, at tho
Church Of thu ransnguraiion, In tho CITY Of New
YORK, oy the Rev. Dr. hough,on, Jonx p. HAws 10
lSsz RICHARD, daughter OF james Richard, Esq
HsRRMAs-MAuLER.-On sunday, July 7, 1878, at
the resIdcnce OF the brides parcu,s by the Rev D.
ID. EiuhorD, LoUfs +. HERMAN TO FLORA MAILER,
Dotn OF tins city.
HoLxxAisrERLCLgGG On Thursday july IL al tho
residence OF the brJcs parents, Mr. and Mrs Aexan.
der II. Falrbairn, brooklyn, Il. D., by the Rev Joseph
II. wid d. d., LOUIS v. hoizxAisrER to Macy MARTHA
CLyGG.
MIToHELL--BEcKgR AT the resdence OF the bride,
In SCUM Worcester, n. Y, on July Il, by The Rev.
DR.. Kscns, of Milwaukee, Miss HARRiEGrk u. BECKER
TO Jonx !. MIrcnElL, OF Milwaukee,, Wis.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ENGAGED.
HgRsH-MiEns- Al oLpH HERsH TO HENRIETTA,
daughter OF John s. Miers, both OF this city. No
cirdr.
sALISGxR-zABrSsKL -JuLIus sALINGxR, BALBIsA
ZABiysKL
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BIRTH.

BYRsH-on Tuesday, o,b, ANNIE o'NrILL. wifo OF
Thomas Byrne, OF a daughter.
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VI. GRoKaE's.
kiysf Tunin0


Faii Of Wickets
Innin0s lst. I'd 3D. IA 5k 6tA tn sta 9th lOth.
F,rst go. IA 80 S3 - Al So So 81 81 -6a
STATEN ISLAND.
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gerosrben eeworbsn. Str 1resen bate
tbm bas 5er3 gebrphen 4; fie bate i'm aus
Der Oelt sstrieben, fe mar nitt msbr uab
ntat wenteer ale ieise MSresrin.
Ss rebete man In BEN tStsren &retien
bsr Stabt unp Der Nahbaridaft, bsnn baB
elm @eIbRmorb sslheben iei, bs3~eifelts
Ni.manb. Daiar iprahen aud bic Brte,
fe unb Shreitereisn, bic man auf Outlaws
3immer sefunbsn bate. gtnsr ber Srtefe
mar an BEN Sa1walter gu flaws In Der
8efeena Aeridtet, Bel Dem Der tnnsr Mann
Dor &ur3em lsinen lsbten Willen bintsrleat
bate, unb CAB Nnweiluns aber bic erSff,
nuns bs6elben fur ben 6aa ietnes Iooes.
Aaes mites beutlit parauf bin, bab er bic
fen TaQ ale bspcr(tstenpen in's NuSe sc.
fabt bate.
Inter BEN serinsen Qsuten ater tsrri&te
cine gan, anoere NnR&t. Va mar MUIR
Cine stimme uno biele te3eiAnete, usritot'
len ;tpar, uber bod 70, bae le ibsraa BIN
rrans unn binncn &ur3em bic Sfentlihe
Meinuns wie Elm @abrfoff burh1ebt bate,
ben junssn Ssrrn Yon eodbcrf als Denis'
niaen, wsldsr bic tSptliGe &ussl entisnpet
BABE. glismanp fanb srpee Sawis,t9feit
barin, benz sds.uofen Msn(hen cine folde
Itat 3u3utrauen. Se(la parps cann trlt
rsdt bic eeiaise llrteberia bes Iorpss,
uno uni bislsn Drsis war Die CUTE @slsQ'
fhait tsrsit luSar tbren eisblins 9in,aestsa.
(Jprtiesuns folst.)
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xa9es> Stentsfeiten
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Muel anb.
- Die partisr ausfsauns auf benz
Marsfelpe Wurbe am l.. Wat BON
100000 psrlonsn bsiuat. Man i6abt
Ole Wnsabl Der 0rempsa IN paris auf
3OO, 900,
~ Die oiterrst&iias Nssieruns bat bic
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