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National Republican., 1878-10-02
A Lucky Chicagoan.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 81, 1873.
The undersigned certifes that he held for
collection for account Of Charles G. Hunt, with
John Wilkinson, II State street, Chicago. H.,
Whole Ticket, No. 52,a47, Single Number,
Class "H,' In the Louisiana State Lottery,
which drew the Third Capital Prize Of Five
Thousand Dollars, on Tuesday, August 10,
1873; said ticket having cost the sum Of Two
Dollars, at the Office of the Company at New
Orleans, sent by correspondence, addressed to
NJ. A. Dauphin, p. o. Box 692, New Orleans, La,
and that the amount was promptly paid on
presl ntation Of the ticket at the office Of tho
Company, In a check on the Louisiana Ma
tional Bank of New 0rl, aus.
NJ. BAN1sTER,
Runner State Natl Bank Of New Orleaus La.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
A Mount Pleasant Nuisance.

The Health Officer yesterday forwarded a
letter to the Commissioners requesting them
to take some action looking to the abatement
Of u nuisance on Grant street, near Pine, in
the village of Mount Pleasant, county. The
nuisance consists Of = pond Of stagnant water
in close proximity TO the public school, which,
says the Health Officer, has been bitterly com.
plaincd Of and some time delayed in the
abatement, he suppOsing II to he on private
property. He says further that it can be
abAtel 4 small eXnensr.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
The schue,,en King B,naueted.

The members of the Washington Schuctzen
Verein, according to their annual custom, last
evening sereuadcd their king, Mr.. Chr Rup-
pert, at his residence, on Seventh street, near
d northwest. Tho Vcrcin, headed by the Ma.
r;ne Band, formed at headquarters, Meyers
Hotel, and marched up Pennsylvania avende
to Ninth, thence to +, to Seventh, and to Mr..
Ruppcrt's residence. After the serensde the
line was formed again and marched to Evans,
Oh + street, between Ninth aud Tenth, where
the usual banquet was held. When the wine
began to flow speeches appropriate to the occa-
sion were made by President Wolf, ex.Presi-
ident Nogt, Vice President Helmus, aud Ma
iOr Richards. The banquet was made the oc.
casiou OF u presentation of handsome medals
to Mr.. Augerman, superintendent of tho
Schuctzcn Park, and TO Mr.. Pchrcns, chair
mar Of the committee OH arrangements Of the
late fest, In recognition Of their services to the
Nerein. Both Of these gentlemen responded.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

The rededicution of the Odd Fellows Hall
on Eighth street southeast will he tic occasion
Of grand parade Of odd Fellows this after.
noon. The parade will form at odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street northwest, aud will leave
ct two o'clock sharp. After forming the route
will be up Seventh street to +, west to Ninth,
north to h, west to Seventeenth, south Ia
Pennsylvania avenue east to the west gate Oi
the Preside House, through the same and
out the east gate east to Fifteenth street, south
10 Pennsylvania avenue, cast to Eighth street
east, south to odd Fellows Hall, and there file
In the room, where the dedcatory services will
eOmmemCe.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Go TO Julius Lausburgh for carpets.
CITY ITEMS.

MuLrITupEs OF PEOPLE require an Alternative to
restore the healthy action Of their system and
rect the arrangements that creep Into II. Sara-
parillas were used and valued until several imposi-
tions were palmed of upon the public under this
name. Ayers sanaparilla Is no imposition.
YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention To your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise IN time
Clean them daily with THrRsToSs Ivory PEARL
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known.
il will keep them through life In good condition,
white and sound Will harden the gums, sweeten
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. rs and 10 cents per bottle.
wKiIs MACnIHE-SPREAD STRESGTHESIN0 PLAsT-
KRs still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others
HARD times demand economy; pracuce II by
enoyating your soiled gloves with JoUvES's Iso-
DERors KID GLOVE CLRAssrR. Price IS cents per
bottle.
ARE you Bilious. troubled with heaanche, dizzy
ness sick stomach. constipation. &c? Are you dys-
peptic nervous dull and languid? Averse TO all
eIertion. IL your life miserable? You require n
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuIRks IRISH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy II will soon relieve you Sold by. all
druggists, % cents per package. which makes .
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh, DRY and stf' Docs II refuse
to curi2 Dress II with IHoAPsos's oHADE oPTIhE.
An oeaginous compound Of singular merit II
will improve it. Sold BY druggists. &c. Price 10
and 80 cents por bottle
National Republican., 1878-10-02

The Firemen's Insurance Company Of Wash.
ington and Georgetown was chartered by Con-
gress In 1887. During an existence Of forty
years 1t has won q reputation for reliability
aud soundncss second to no company in the
country. The company was never sued, and
never has failed TO meet Its liabilities
promptly. Tho capital Of the company Is
$500, 900, and the surplus fund $4,000. The
Office is over the Bank Of Washington. The
company insurcs real estate and personal prop.
orty, and takes builders risks at the lowest
rates.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Ambitious sports,

A novel and very enjoyable entertainment
was given at the Nstatorium, OH L street, last
evening. The attendance was large, there be.
ing many ladies present, and all seemed to
enter heartily into the spirit of the occasion.
Professor Oilum gave au exhibition of swim
ming which astonished many of the spectators,
who were not aware Of the perfection to which
the art of swimming eau be brought. H5 per-
formed many difficult tricks in the water. His
most wonderful feat was that Of writing on a
slate while under water While accomplish
ing this feat he remained under water at least
two minutes. When he reappeared on the
surface with the slate 1t had written upon 1t
quite q long sentence, in very lcgiblc charac-
tiers. The laughablc part Of the entertainment
was tub race, for which there were six en-
tries. After the usual mirth-provoking antics
in the water, during which several of the tub
navigators were ducked, Mr. Joe Evans was
declared winner, as he distanced all his COM
petitors.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
The Quiet Clubs Oyster Frolic.

The Quiet Club, composed of well-known
men, have arranged a most novel excursion,
W .,ch includes a trip TO the Cuwc River oyster
bed on the stra ncr Jane MpNcey, where ample
preparations have been made in q beautiful
grove at Stromgs wharf for a grand roast that
win continue from ten a. M. till three p. III.
octObcr6. No pleasure trip of the kind has
ever excited 50 much cnthus lsIn among the
lovers of good things as this plan of the
Quiet Cub. From the class Of people who
have purchased tickets thus far it Is safe to
say the party will be the most select that ever
went down the river OIL the splendid Jane
NoscIry. The club furnishes 800 bushels
Of tie delicious bivalvrs, with bread. crackers,
butter, aud condhnclnts In profu,ion. Two
table,, each 200 feet long, will be put up to
accommodate the guests; though all who dc.
sire can picnic and have their own fires, with u
genuine Virginia dnrkey to cook their oysters.
All guest needs to take is knife and fork
National Republican., 1878-10-02

The Corcornn Fire Insurance Company.
The COrcOran Fire Insurance Company of
the District Of Columbia is commended to the
District as a most r,liable business institution,
aud one that in every way deserves their pat.
rInage. 1t is home enterprise, and managed
by gentlemen who arc well known in the com.
munity for business honor. 1t offers all the
facilities and advantages which eau be found
by going to companies belonging to other cities.
The present directors are Mcssrs. John T Len.
man, A. II. Herr II. Clay Stewart, Charles A.
james, Edward Droop, George A. Mcllheuny,
William Orme, James l.. Barbour, Joseph X.
Cassn, and J. 1arbell Dyer. These names are
all closely associated with the business inter
ests of the District. The office Of the company
is at No. l420 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

TIE old fashion of slashiIg sleeves and in
Producing lace or else silk Of contrasting color
has been revived. The lace is antique, or else
a gay shade of soft silk Is introduced in sla sh-
ing.
VEST fronts are seen on many of the new Inn
ported dresses. Some of them are composed
entirely of fine plaitings or of close rows Of
shirring.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Trouble Among Justices.

At recent meeting of the association
formed by tho justices of the peace of the
District, two Of tho members, Justices Harris
and llelmick, were expelled, the charge against
them being that they violated the regulations
of the association regsrding.thc amount Of fees
U be CHARGED.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
National Thea,re-Uncle Toms Capin.

Manager Ford announces as the attraction
of the coming week at the National the re-
Sised draInatizltion Of Mrs. Harriet Beechcr
Stoves wcIlknown novel, Uncle Toms
Cabin" This entertaining drama will be pre-
scented by an excellent cast, selected from
Manager Ford's splendid corps Of theatrical
artists, aud with appropriate scenic aud choral
attractions An exceptionally large troupe Of
COlorcd Madrigal boys and jubilee singers has
also been engaged to appear
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Go TO Julius Lansburgh for shades.

THE number Of Paris women who wear mus.
tachios is astonishingly large. scarcely ever
go in the street without meeting several fine
mustachos worn ou female lips aud have,
in u crowd, just for amusement, counted up
the hairy Udornments, including chin whskers
rs well, upon the ladies, aud the total number
In sight frequently exceeded fifty. Iwish that
| could Ia:.e as healthy and vigorous one as |
saw on lady's upper lip the other day.-FM il
Letter.,
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Indi ted aud Dismissed.

Tho grand jury yesterday found an indict.
mcnt against Charles Steolyard for second Of
fcnse of petit larceny. The following were
dismissed: Budd Warner petit larceny, second
Ohcnse John +. Sill aud Charles L. Sill, keep.
lug gaming table, Henry Charlton, petit lar.
ClmY. second Ohrnsc.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Itas,,-IinlI.

The Excelsior Base Ball Club met the Eli
Binauas' yesterday on the grounds Of the
R,sedaIe Il Ise-lBal Club, aud were defeated by
a score of 10 to :. Darkness prevented fur.
thcr playing, after the seventh inning. Pruitt's
curve pitching was u noticeable feature.
GAMES ELSEWHERE Yesterday.
Troy n. T.-lluyInakeTs, 2; UticW, /.
New Bedford, Mass.-Buaalos, | ; New Bed
fords, 0.
Springfield Mass.-Springfolds, q Man
Ches.crs D.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Lincoln Hnli-Muric II ,ze-Mapleson Oper-
utic Concert Season,

Nine. Marie Rozc, the great Franco English
Prima DONNA will appear in concert at Lincoln
Hall on Wednesday evening, October ., under
the management Of Mr.. Henry MapIcson, of
London SIR. Mapleson also announces the
simultaneous appearance of the following art.
lists Signor BrignOli, tenor; MT. Carleton
baritone Mr.. l.. Blumenburg violoncolst,
and Mr.. Fred Quicken, pianist and composer.
The sale Of tickets will commence oil Monday
morning October = at MetzerOtts.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
JrLIrs LANsnvRGH, the Popular Low.Pric
Carpet FurnsEcr 437 7th, between aud f.
A Renaraknir fioor Covering.

A floor cloth, LIN"l IN. is now being man.
ufscturcd. composed Of cork, making clean,
warm, soft, very handsome, and durable floor
covering. Its claims to extraordinary dura.
bilty have bceu thoroughly tested. 1t II
printed In handsome designs, and sold by all
carpet dealers. ~ inferior limitations are on
the market, the wnd LINOLEUM Is on til,
back OF every square yard.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

For upward Of thirty years Mrs WinslOw's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
correcn acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrahGa, whether arising from teething
P6 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Go To GaItTeII's,

The fall aud winter trade has commenced
actively at T. s. Gartrell's well known boot and
shoe establishment, No. 900 Seventh street
Large invoices Of goods Of the latest aud most
approved styles arc received daily to supply
the demand. The stock combines the great
essentials of fit, style, durability, aud cheap.
ness.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
The yellow Fever Concert.

Tonight the concert for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers will be given at the Con-
grcgational Church. The best talent oftho city
Is enlisted in the cause, aud the concert will
undoubtedly be one Of the grandcst musical
entertainments ever given in this city.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Items Picked Up by Republican Re-
porters.

serenade to the scheutsen King-Amphibi-
Gus Sports at the Natatorium-A Nui-
SINCE at Mount Plcasant-Opcra-
tons of the Health oncc-In-
dictments Found by tho
Grand Jury, &C., &c.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Real Estate Transfers.

r. X. Elliot, trustee, to +. p, Sullivan, for
$780, south half Of lot 2s, Beatty & Hawki s
addition to Georgetown; Z. J. Hannah to
CAtharinc Hannah, for 5000, lot AZ, square 1903,
i. J.. sullivan TO l.. V. Sullivan, for Si0O, part
Of lot 2s, Beatty Il Hawkins addition 10
Georgetown; +. L. Hart to Michael O'Bricn,
for -, lot'26, square 625.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
wAsHrxGroN, D. C., Sept. 2l, ISIS.

WASHiNGTON, ID. e., Sept. 2l, ISIS.
C. W. H,'cdrd, Secretary Of FireMen's Insurance
Company:
desire to express to you my thanks for the
very prompt satisfactory manner in which you
have this day, settled with me for the loss by
fire, Oh the morning Of September II, amount
ing TO ~ 2Ol on my warehouse and stock, on
Water street, Georgetown, the same being in-
surcd in your company. Respectfully,
GEORGE HILL JR
National Republican., 1878-10-02
EspeCially Attractive,

Fall Overcoats, made by our best custom
hands, satin lined throughout, cut by Cobb
price $50. No custom garment can ercd them and
not one out Of q hundred equal them.
A. SAKE & Co,
National Republican., 1878-10-02

ATTENTION! Mems calf Boots, at S2, at the
great Boston Shoe Auction House, iOl Pennsyl.
vania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

ATTENTION is called to mems hand-stitched
calf Gaiters-S3.5O TO Sat the great Boston
Shoe Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

ATTENTION First class French kid Boots,
at $3.50, and goat button Boots, Il. at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Twenty-Five Hearts that Heat as Eleven.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol-
lowing permits to marry:
Berry MandGl and Sarah Barnes.
b. II. Carroll and Isabella Minor.
+. B. Estes and Alice q. Harding.
X. =. Dorsey and Emelne Raukins.
Frank Smith and Mary A. Parsons.
A. C. Hands and Mary V. Thompson.
Daniel b. Immch and Gussie Hanlein.
William II. Baker aud Hosanna jenkins.
X. W. Conrad and Katie A. Poole, both Of
Frederick, Md.
G. n. Stranahan, Of New London, Conn, and
MelvillaJ. Amiss, of Culpeper County, Virginia.
Frank II. Towne, of Fitchburg, Mass, aud
Laura c. Humphrey, Of Prince Georges County,
Maryland
National Republican., 1878-10-02
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenge, rraiLs.

At BALTIMORE ASD ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
CEASD STREET.
MDrrlrp FiVninr.
sSt0, st. Loui- & CIn. ex. $50, Baltimore accom-.
stta, Phlla. 4 y, Y. eS. $50, Baltimore accom-.
$40, Chico & piitsgex 500, Y. Phil 4 BOs CT
~. Baltimore and way sos, Piedmont, str.Is'urs
stations. Winchester, Fred OK,
e.h, Fred. &C. Met. birch HAgprSiOwn. Point OF
H., Baltimore, AnnAIoli. ltuCks 4 way statl, rs
express -':sT, baltimore accom-.
~, Martinsburg and Ifa- sTnL HaltlmOre express
gerstnwn ac. Metro s1:5. Baltimore way sth
polian branchD tiOnS ,
slc.NU, Baltimore accom-. $500, Chicago St LOWS,
uaJO, baltimore ekpress. .gl7, N.Y. Phil d Boston
express.
sArrlve daily. Others sundays excepted.
1s-For the time OF departure OF trains see sdvsr'
tfenIents elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

New Advertisements.
Lost-A gold watch.
National Theatre-Owens.
Wanted-A man as partner.
Rooms for rent-l342 street.
Fall OvcrcJats-A. Saks 4 Co.
Wanted-Two furnished rooms
Foundry Church-Great revival.
Lincoln lIa.l-Marle ROzc- Maplcson concerts.
Law School Of Georgetown uuIycrs.ty-LCcturc.
Fine groccrles-B. W. Reeds sons, 1915 street
northwest
National Republican., 1878-10-02

MES's heavy kip Boots, at sl.75, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Tho Firemen'. Insurance Company.

81 and s. Pantaloous to order, stylish
Eiseman Bros, corner Of eth aud Z streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
The Corooran Fire Insurance Compar

NOBBY Suitngs Sls; Suits to order. Else.
mun Bros, corner Of 7th aud T. streets
National Republican., 1878-10-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposts- J. II. SQUIER 4 Co.
Bankers lIl6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at $3.50,
at the great Boston Shoe Auction House, i1i
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
FALL STYLES, s. pants to order. Eisema
Bros, corner eth and L streets.
STRONG rs. THE DISTRICT.
A Short Review of a Notable Gas.

Short Review of n Notable Case.
The report of this case shows 1t to bo still
progressing without defense. 1t seems singu-
lar that suit involving nearly quarter of
million of dollars against the District should
be permitted to go by default; that it should
be abandoned by its paid attorneys for only
such reasons alleged rs brought fine for con.
tempt upon the heads not only of attorneys,
but the District Commissioners themselves.
Colonel Strong sues for a settlement under a
number Of contracts and for the execution of
the orders of the Board of Public Works
In furnishing material, labor, and SUPER
intendence in raising buildings, construct
ing sewers, &c. The work was done
| in 1914. Suit was begun IN l-76. In March,
| l=I, the case was referred to Eugene Carusi,
esq as special auditor to state the account be.
tween the parties. After eighteen months,
with Il $50 fees Mr. Carusi reported $il.is57 Is
due tho plaintiff On June q plaintiff filed
| his bill Of exceptions to this award, and on
July II the case came up in its regular order
| for hearing. The jury was duly empancled,
| the exceptions argued and admitted, whcn at
the instance Of Mr.. Riddle, counsel for the Dis
trct, court adjourned to September 10, from
which date the readers of THE REPUBLICAN
have been kept advised of tho progress
| of the case through our regular re.
ports. Colonel Strong has for the
past three years been persistent In his
cndeavors to bring this case to trial. Even
now, seated amid his counsel, he was compelled
to arise and respond in person to the inquiry
of the court that he was ready for trial. One
of his own counsel thercupon left him, and the
counsel for the defense also took their leave OF
the case aud tho court, without reason, ex.
cept so far as might appear OH the face of the
stipulation submitted to court, the parties ia
which were fined for contempt. What the
final result will be remains to be seen. Judge
Humphreys and the jury have an important
duty TO perform. 1t Is to be hoped the law
and the testimony will result in Justice to all
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Indications.

Indications.
For the Middle States and New England falling
barometer; warmer southeast TO southwest winds,
and party cloudy weather
National Republican., 1878-10-02
An USEMES

ErsEMAS Bros, corner Of 1th and Z streets,
are acknowledged the Clothiers Of Washington.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

Amuscncnts and Excursions.
CoNIorE-Naricty performance.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-John 4. owens.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Odd Fellows Dedication,

OUR 10 Black ChcviOt SuiB take the lead.
EiseInan Bros. corner Of 1th nnh L.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

Since last report cash contributions: "Old
Cow Bells" sold at auctionl, 81 81; W. II.
Nalley aud his hookbinders, So Rev. d. II.
Compton, 81; Methodist Protestant Sabbath
school, Georgetown, through Rev. J. 7. Muir
ray, IS; clerks In Post. Office, Sl0.25.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-03-01
Newfoundland Savings Bank.

The savings bank system of Newfound-
lane is worth describing at this time. 1t is
under the supervision of the government,
AM the general revenue of colony is by law
made liable for all deposits therein. The
governor appoints the cashier, and the 8
governors of the bank, 5 from the assembly
including the speaker, aud from the coun-
Gil (senate). These governors elect annu.
ally from among their number directors,
on whom devolves the active management
OF the bank; no governor is allowed to be
officially connected with any other bank.
The directors are empowered to lend the
deposits on government, real and personal
securities they superintend all business,
examine and audit the cashiers accounts
and transmit them annually to the Legisla-
ture. Deposits are received up to- $3.50 !;
above that sum special permission to make
the deposit must be obtained. Three per
cent. interest is allowed. The maximum
Of annual expense for the management of
the baak-salaries, rent, stationery. etc.,
10 prescribed by law. The bank contains
deposits to the amount 81, Oh, ,s9O of which
1883 interest was paid last year, $13,-
S15 being added to the reserve fund after
the payment of all 3ex ;,s. Sos. There are
1880 depositors, or one 10 every "A inbab-
itants, and of these l,O14 have deposits of
less than 5000 ct their cradit; 81a OF more
than 5000 and Joss -than $500 and asJts Of
more thaus $500 and less than 81 l5ooo staf
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A Wonderful Piece Of Mechanism.

A Capuchian friar in Turin has con-
structed large and complicated piece of
mechanism by which the passion and .saf-
fering of the Saviour, from his condemna-
tion before Herod to his death on the cross,
is marvelously represented. On constant
ly receding platform the figures appear and
the scenes change. Not only are the move
ments of the automata lifeliks, but the fig.
ures and Iscenery are masterpieces Of art.
The crowd clammoring for his death is rep
resented by a very numerous group of fig
ures, which are wonderfully distinct in ac-
tion and appearance. The falling beneath
the cross on the way to Calvary is painfully
graphic. To render quite audible the
lashing OF the whips Of the soldiers is one
Of the functions of the machinery. 'rhe
scenes at the place of execution and the
death of the Saviour are said to be beyond
praise, and writer In Turin paper de-
clares that the extraordinary mechanism
has but one imperfection-the capacity of
making the figures articulate intslligtbly.
The imperfection is chiefly evident when
the words are exchanged between the Re-
deemer and the penitent thief. The souDds
emitted from the figures are in.this instance
ludicrous. but the friar hopes to remedy
this defect, and his mechanism win be in
all likelihood an object Of wonder al the
Paris Exhibition. |
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Remarkable Contest.

The correspondent of French paper re-
lates remarkable. contest which he Wit
nessed in the Isle of Java between d parrot
and q gigantic spider. The. spider, whose
body was IS large as young birds drop
ped down upon . young parrot whose mann
ma was away from home, and spreading
it's huge claws over the nest, began suck
ing its blood. When the mother returned
she naturally went for the enemy. and
seized hold Of one of It's legs, but whether
it be that legs are not sensitive portion Of
spiders organizations, or that this partiea-
lar insect had an ovsrpowering penchant
for the blood Of yoang parrots, he wouldn't
lot GO until his pain became TOO intense FOR
endurance. he turned on ths mother, and
twiniag oil his legs around her neck, was
just arranging for . good, long suck in
that quarter, when she gave him an awful
dig in the belly with her bsak, wharsupon
he fell over. dragging her 70 the ground
With him. The aaturaliss then shot him
and released the parrqE.