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Another Elegant Residence TO he Erected

Messrs- Robert Davidson Il Co., contra ctors
and builders, have taken out a building permit
for the erection of a mansion house for Senator
Van Wyke, of Nebraska. The site is on the
southwest corner of 18th street and Massachu-
sets avenue; size of ground plan 26 by IS feet,
and height Of building AZ feet divided into
three stories, with basement and sub-cellar
The front on both 18th street and Massachu-
setts avenue will be of pressed brick in dark
cement, with moulded brick ornamental work
galvanized iron cOrnces brown stone window
stills and caps The main entrance is on 18th
street, and leads to a wide hail. handsomely
arranged and accessible from all parts of the
house, containing about 25 rooms. The roof is
mansard, covered with slate, and has dormer
windows. The lower portion of the dwelling
will be finished in the various hard woods. and
some OF the rooms in red wood. cedar and pine
There Is a circular tower on the corner and two
bay windows on the Massachusetts avenue front
all running up the entire height. Mr. John
Frazer is the architect and Messrs Davidson &
Go. builders. The cost is $4,000.
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West Washington nee Georgetown.

BUILDING AssOCIATION.-At the 48th regular
monthly meeting of the 18th building associa-
ton, held last night, at Goddard's Hall, S11OO
was retired of, being 20 shares, valued at the
stock value rate, SIS per share.
Sons OF JONADAB ELECTIoN.-At the regular
meeting of Invincible Council, No. z, S. of j..
held on Wednesday, July co. the following Off
GERS were installed; VIC, s. T. F. Sterich; VIC,
J. B. Davidson; Past c., Chas. Hickenson; Patri-
arch, G. VIM. Reintzell; Treas, H. w. Brewer;
Financial Secretary, ]. w. DeKrafft; Nv, A. H.
Jones; O.W., John Fletcher.
The Coal TRADE.-Twenty-fve boats left
Cumberland, Wednesday, with 2,S79.1O tons of
coal for Georgetown as fOll0ws:-Consolidatio
Company, ,2S4.1 tons; Borden Company, 466
tons; New Central Company, 455.O1 tons; Baen
Avon Company, 442.11 tons individual, 231.01
TONS
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A Railroad Rumor Coutradicted,

BosToE. July 22.-The Boston advertiser. COM
menting upon the report published i'm the In
alanapofis Journal that there is rumor afioat
that the Pennsylvania company has secured
control of the stock of the Toledo, Dephos and
burlington Narrow Gauge. and that il will be
transferred to them within sixty days" says
we are able to say on sufficient authority that
the PENNSYLVANIA company has not obtained con-
troll of this stock
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Illinois Happenings.

THE DAT CROP AND THE ARMY WORM.
CHICAGO, July "a special to the Times SAYS
that the oat crops in Grundy and viii counties,
Illinois, have been half destroyed by the army
worm, which has, however, mysterously disap-
peared.
A WOMAN OF THE TOWN CONVERTED.
A decided sensation was produced at public
prayer meeting here yesterday by the announce
ment that Minnie Brooks, the keeper of a noto-
rious house of i'll repute, had become converted
and desired to turn her establishment into q
house of prayer.
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DESTROYING Flames.
AN ACRE OF MILLS BrRNEp

AN ACRE OF MILLS BURNED.
LOCK HAVEN Pa July 22.-The mills OF the
Pennsylvania Pulp and Paper company. of this
city, were burned this morning: loss $l60, eco;
insurance between s60.C00 and $4,000. The
mills, which covered an acre of ground. were
owned by Armstrong & Dixon. OF Philadelphia.
who had $500. 600 invested i'm them. new Cor
Hiss engine, costing $1,000. was started for the
first time yesterday. The fire originated from
some unasccrtained cause between the machine
and ergine-rooms. and spread with great ra-
pid.ty. The work Of rebuilding viii begin i'm
mediately.
1NCENDIARY FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG. PA, July "a large stone mill
known as Buchers. but owned by George II.
II. Huston. and situated near Hog,e~town
Cumberland county. together with a tenement
house and portion of the bridge over the
Conedogwinit creekswere destroyed by fire yes
terday. Over 1900 bushels Of grain were also
destroyed. The loss'is estimated at $4,000
partially covered 10y insurance in the IEtna and
North American companies. 1t is supposed to
have been the work of an incendary
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Troublous Times in New Mexico.

THREATENING ATTITUDE OF THE NAyAJOE IN
DAMS.
DENVER, COL, July pa special to the
Republican from Sante Fe says All the en-
ployes at the NavajOe agency have left the
agency owing to the threatening attitude of the
Indians and fears of general massacre. 1t is
believed at the military headquarters here that
Galen Eastman, the unpopular agent, will
either be murdered or forced to leave the reser-
walton.
FUND FOR THE KILLER OF CHILLY THE KID :"
The principal towns of New Mexico are rails
ing funds for Patsey Garrett for his services to
the territory in killing BILLY the Kid
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PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The directors Of the
Bald Eagle Valley railroad met this afternoon
and agreed upon semi annual dividend of per
cent. It was decided to open a new branch
road four miles in length from point on the
line of the Bellefontaine and Snowshore road
which was recently consolidated with the Bald
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Excitement on Change in Chicago.

NEARLY EVERYTHING CORNERED.
CHICAGO, July 22-There was great excite
ment on "Change" yesterday, caused by the
unusual state of the Market nearly everything
being cornered. There seemed to be an organ
lied movement in all grains and in pork and
lard, cash and near options selling at abnormally
higher figures than futures.
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Trampled to Death by n Horse.

PORT JERvIs. NY. July 22-Col. Anthony p.
Kerr. a well known farmer. residing at the foot
of Mount Eve, in this county, went into field
few days ago to catch horse. when he was
Knocked down by the animal and trampled to
death. He was GO years of age.
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Special Weather Bul,et;r.

RAIN TO-DAY, CLEARING OFF MORROW
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
highest in the extreme northwest and lowest in
the eastern portion of New England. The de-
trtl south of Chicago. has moved slowly east
ward and is now south of Toledo The teinpera-
ture has risen from two 10 eight degrees i'm the
Ohio valley and Tennessee, and fallen from two
To six degrees in the lake region and from three
to eleven degrees in the northwest The following
temperatures are reported from stations on the
northern frontier: EaStport 80 deg: Burlington
Alpena, IS deg. NOrtherly winds continue i'm
New England and the middle Atlantic states
the upper lake region and the northwest and
soitthwestcrly winds i'm the south Atlantic and
gulf states. Local rains arc reported from New
England, the lake region and the Ohio valley
kainfalis OF one and seyen-hundredths inches at
Columbus, and one and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
ehes at Toledo in eight hours reported. The
indications are that the depression now central
IN the Ohio valley, will move eastward during
the day causing rain in the lower lake region
the Ohio valley. tine middle and the northern
portion of the south Atlantic states to-day fol-
lowed by clearing weather i'm the Ohio valley and
lake region to-day and the middle Atlantic states
Tomorrow. The Mississippi has fallen fourteen
kuk, where il is now eight inches below the
danger line. Ii has risen nineteen inches at La
Crosse. The Tennessee has risen ten inches at
Chattanooga. The rivers will continue station
airy or fall slowly.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the Their
mOmeter at the Signal Office during the day
Z am, 20 deg; III am. 20 deg; = p.m 20 deg
Maximum. 80 deg; minimum. 81 deg.
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Caledonian Games in Toronto

TORONTO, ONT, July 22.-The Caledonian games
the heavy stone by A. A. Mcdonald. of Belleyillee
Ont, was the only notable event. He scored
40 feet inches. the best on record in America.
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The District Water Supply.

COL. CASEY'S ANNUAL REPORT ON THE WASHING
TON AQUEDUCT.
Col. -Casey's report Of operations upon the
Washington aqueduct during the last fiscal year
contains summary of repairs, improvements,
and other work, and states that an experiment
was made by shutting of the conduit from the
reservoir with view to ascertanng the GUAM
tity Of water taken from the reservoir by the
iron mains, by which it was shown that in twen-
ty-fOur hours 26. 525 991 gallons were passed out
for consumption. The appropriation for the
present fiscal year is S255, 600, of which 100000
will be used in the construction of dam at the
Great Falls This is necessary, as record shows
that for 257 days curing the past year the water
at Great Falls was below the level, instead of
flowing over the dam, as it should. The finan-
cial statement is as fOllOws:-Amount on hand
July !, $780, 81 ,109.S7: amount appropriated by
Congress, 2O,0OO; total. S2l .1O9S7. Reverted
to the Treasury, 81, 1O9.S7; expended during the
year. SIS, 1854; balance on hand June 80. 1881.
o. The estimates of appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June SO, 1888 are $3.50 goo. to
be distributed as MISUNDERSTANDING main
tenance and general repairs. $40, 600; cOnstruc-
ton Of dam at Great Falls, goo. Geo. improving
grounds at receiving reservoir, 81 COO; building
fences at sane. $1,000; sodding and otherwise
improving embankments of conduit and distrib-
uting reservoirs. SIS 900; building one fall over
conduit for waste water of receiving reservoir,
$1,000 continuing matchmaking of conduit
road, $4,000.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

OTEICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER \
WAsHISGToN, DC. July -. 1881, $50 a m
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
CT cloudy weather with RAIN falling followed
perature and northerly shifting to westerly
rirl.is
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The Electric Light i'm the West.

CHICAGO. July 22.-The electric light has been
successfully introduced at Springfield. Ill. The
authorities of Aurora, ILL.,. propose to light that
city by electric lights UPON tall iron trcstle
pillars
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The Knights of st. Augustine Of Georgetown
will give picnic at Van Ness garden next Mon
day.
The Christian Union. of 18th street southeast.
give an excursion to Piney Point. Point Look
out and twenty miles down the bay next Mon
day.
The most direct and pleasant route to Ocean
City is TO 60 TO Baltimore, and there take the
steamer Kent
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TIE roads i'm the soldiers Home Park are being
repaired. The late rains damaged them.
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PHEs' PnEsn prLEsnl
SURE CURE FOUND Az LAST. NO ONE Mixed
DILES!
PILES!il
PILES

SuhE CUkE FOUND At LAST. NO ONE NEED
sure cure for tbe Hs;rd S,..a,,. f..,,,,.
uGss.ssa ale. hes ben disccysEed by Dr. waA (an
single box has cured The wort cronic casS al 3S -
50 yeen seanding. No one. nesd suffer nye minutes
adeE aRpY1ng this wondlful ooothfng naoaicdne TO
ions lnsssume96 md EectQnries Do moEe harm tkan
49, 4tSes y w1Mems 0nsqcnt aherSS ae tmorA allays
e eed1 80 g poclece dyes inss.Qt nd peins =
rez6, md 1olkinS -. = y
Sod q n DFuesig6 eqd ssnt b. mn on rsosiut a
pE5etos.. 0eyeaand ohip. WI. B xNIW1afx d.
instm. DC. Esd 1Gsnt fsSiSsc-6
&c pRa WENZNElHLIQENT AaEIW oar
I'm - - W4In H&udb1s l61n1nia 0cl6 -. Is
g s p rs IS 81 S. $ IS: 8; .;
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Another Death from Lock Jaw.


THE HEALTH OFFICER TO INVESTIGATE THE
CAUSES OF ITS PREVALENCE.
Mr.. William KrOnberger, 40 years old, died
yesterday at 325 Sd street northeast of lOckjaw,
having been sick three days from slight wound
on finger. caused by splinter. In converse
ton with a STAR reporter this morning upon the
subject OF the frequency of these cases Just at
this time Health Officer TOwnshend stated that
he proposes TO make a tour of the city and col
lect history OF each case and try and ascer-
tam the causes and reasons for the development
OF this terrible disease. The annual report Ofthe
neaith ofTcer shows that for period of seventy
months prior to July 1st or from September 1,
1874, TO June 80. 1880, but twenty-eight deaths
occurred from lOckjaw In this District. Why the
unusual number since the beginning of JULY is a
matter yet unexplained.
OBsEoUIEs OF AN OLD AND RESPECTED C1rr-
zEN--The funeral of the late T. w Denham
VINO died on Wednesday, is i'm progress from his
residence. No. 1903 Vermont avenue this after
noon. and there are many friends of the family
present. Mr. Denham was in the 74th wear Of
ms age at the tune OF his death, and leaves three
daughters and two sons. Of the ten brothers
ard sisters OF the deceased four yet live. two of
his sisters being respectively SO and "a wears of
age. One of his brothers died in january
last. The deceased in early life learned the bust
ness of bookbinding with the late Jacob Gideon.
and for number of years he was one of onr
leading boOkbinders. He had been faithful
clerk for many years under Gen. Meigs when
the latter was engineer in charge of the Wash
ington aqueduct and the extension of the Cant
toll and subsequently while he was auartermas-
ter general. The deceased was for many wears
member of the New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
church. and from his boyh0Od up was noted for
his answering integrity.
For OCEAN CRY DIREcr.-The MARYLAND
Steamboat Co. have now a direct line from Balti
more to Ocean City, Nd. via Chesapeake bay
and the Wicomico river to Salisbury and thence
by rail to the seaside. The boat leaves pier 8
foot OF Camden street, (Baltimore,) every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at pm. All oil
the afternoon trains from Washington up to I
| pm. connect with the boat, and Ocean City Il
reached the next morning after q delightful
nights ride and rest down the bay. State rooms
can be engaged at 50 Light street, Baltimore, By
postal Thisis much pleasanter way of reach.
| Ing Ocean City than by the all-rail route. Sex
| the advertisement.
The steamer Arrowsmith win discoiltinue he,
regular trips for few days in order til clean ur
| and paint Due notice win Ia 0ivrn ~ Tsyss
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PARTIES building or rc-Inodelling who may be
In need of slate mantels, will do well wait for
the sale which MesSrs. DuncansOn Bros. have re-
celsed instructions to make for the consigners.
comprising every variety of slate mantes and
shelves. The date viii be about the first week in
August.
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DR. METTAUR's
HEADACHE PILLS

lDR. MErrAURs
HEADACHE PILLS
CTTe most Tonderf1ly in very short time both SICK
its worst forms, cleansing the body Of excess of bile,
producing regular, healthy action Of the bowels.
rectons for complete cure mailed any address On
receipt OF nine postage stamps For sale by
all druggists at Is cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY,
Rev. THOMAS GUARD, one of the most eminent clergy
b men N h fns pastor OF Mount Vernon NJ E.
Ihave no hesitation in assuring You that DIR. Met
rAUR's HEADACHE PnLs have proved most beneficial to
me- Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor N. e. Church. Hages-
fS have tie Tied DR.. MrrrAun,s HEADACHE p,,,s v,.,
have been subject 70 Constipadon number Of years
g hanP 5
nsy ss. nrD. p LIONS \. f I. Gsa1sh
Igave Dr.. METTxuRs HFApAcm Pills To . m.n who
in bed with had attack Of Bilious Fever and in two
Rev. l. z PEERS, pastor n. T. Church uESsn. Y:
Pills found them most beneca Pe.se ssnS me-
Yours truly. l. z. PETERS.
have given my wife WHO'S sufferer from Headache
Iii. ~ .ie s PILLS. and one dose Of the
Your s sEs?S CHEMICAL o. CO. y; HOBBS.
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CITY ITEMS.


Wells Health Remover. greatest remedy on
earth FOR impotence. lcanness, sexual de.iiitys
&c. 81. at Druggists 4so Pa. ave.
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MEMORIAL SERvICE.-Yesterday was the
anniversary of the death of W. s. Stickney (sOn
Of Mr. VIM Stickney) formerly superintendent
Of Calvary Mission Sunday SCHOOL, now the Me-
mortal 5. $. and at o'clock p. IN. nearly 800
members of the school visited his grave at Oak
HILL The exercises at the grave We're in charge
CT Assistant Superintendent l.. X. Taylor and
were opened with prayer by Mr.. j. l.. Hazard.
The school and Choral Society sung some APP
propriate pieces after which beautiful flowers
and offerings Of exquisite design were placed
over the grave bSjoving hands.
The Return OF THE w. L. l. CeRPs-The
Washington Light Infantry Corps returned from
their visit To the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
st 11:55 o'clock last night, having been DELAYED
ct Warrenton by the hospitality of the people.
At 10:45the .'stay at homes" and the Union Veter-
IN Corps marched to the depot and received the
corps. The corps was marched at once into the
corridor Of the National Hotel where Col.
Moore on behalf of his command. presented Mr..
Crosby. one Of the proprietors of the Fauauier
White Sulphur Springs, with a handsome gold
headed cane. Col. H. II. Blackburn responded
Tor Mr.. Crosby. After this ceremony the re-
hTning members met q hearty welcome at their
Hmory, where q collation. was spread. MANY
hdies were present to meet the ''soldier lads
md enjoy the dance that followed the collation..
Sergeant Harrison made brief welcome address.
Col Moore, inresponding, thanked the Union Vet
Gan Corps for its c0urtesies Before the corps
nj the White Sulphur Springs the members
presented cane to Mr.. Tenney Of which the
me bestowed upon Mr.. eros BY is q counterpart.
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ACCrDENT.-Mr. Fuchet residing at No. 1852
i4th street northwest, was thrown from his
buggy last evening by the horse running away
on College Hill, and for time remained uncon-
scious in the road. He was brought to his resi-
dence by couple of gentlemen and DR.. Harti-
gan was called in and dressed wound in the
head, though it was not serious one. To-
day he is all right. The horse ran into the city
TO Cruits stables, where he belonged. One
wheel Of the buggy was broken.
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A Complaint.


The commissioners of the District sanull
know, and permit me through your columns to
let them know. that oath street, between NJ and
N streets. III the northwestern portion of our
beautiful city. needs looking after. That locality
the alleys and cutters is scraped uy.. and. instead
OF being hauled away. is spread over the street.
me alleys are filthy and choked up. SO that they
are scarcely accessible to those who most need
them thorough scraping the refuse carted
oliu itlle giavel USED on the street.-the
Whole costing the city but little-wOuld add to
the looks, health and convenience of that local
lty. Our Commissioners are wise men. "a
word to the wise is" Get me hope) sufficient"
4 SUFFERER
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RUSSELL : ice cream.

BEST 81 Planet shirts mt Young s. 80 9TH street.
CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrn's shoe store. 1914 18th
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Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered i'm y III. Ward prints. &c pef
10. Also. cottage cheese. buftcrmilk and swccf
milk sc. per at. Cream. lac. pint.
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81 STRAW HAT for Sc at 1876 eth street.
THERE is very general complaint that the ave
hue is swept too early in the evening
THE WORK on the enlargement of the dam
across the Potomac at the Great Falls will soon
Begin When il is finished it will increase the
water supply
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STRAW HATS ut half actual value 1876 18th street.
HowsoS's ice cream, 81 - gal. 1l0i 18th street
PASTE DIAMOND earrings, very brilliant, S..
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Steamer KENT leaves Baltimore from Pier g. Light
street, foot ~ Camden street, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Mt PIN, arriving st
salisbury AT an, connecting with the train the
City at 80 am
EESDAT and FRIDAY Mt BIS pm, upon arrival Of
train leaving Ocean City at 10 arriving i'm Balt
more at 6 O'Clock the following mornings.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-28

StoDnen; tie ma6te ibren Neonu barouf
nutllerflant ulO beioe tratcn aus ibrcr
Stube, nm Der ur1adbe oieier unbeimIiurr
SaIte na63uforlde1. Sic fanDen auf
Der Srcppe lieutenant 9logcr in ietuenr
Slute ltegell; CT mar in bic Brult ocid1olz
lcn uno crlag bulb baraGi, obne !pieoer
gum SetDuBtlein 3u gelangel, Der erlitte=
zen Serleburg. Der S6aB ipar aus c-
mem iebslduftgen 0tcpoIper oboeecbcn
tDorocn, Der li0 auf bcr 1reppe uoriauo.
NuBerocm Tano man bort eiu S0ilreiien,
cine ~ltlberle lbr uuo Dtri6ieoene anOere
GegenltGn0e. Ser JtrpolDer lit oas @igeus
thnm zines anoerH Sfftcieys, Der icoob
feline Yatroncn 81 Dem IeIbcn belaB. 9Scoer
Die Nade, nod JOINT Scnano III Ocr &az
lerlte tptu etllet SAuB gcD0rt ba6el. Scr
9an5e SOrfaa iii iona6 in ~DollltGHDiges
Ounfel gebiiut. Wtan iubt ion in Der
9Scile auf5utl0ren, OaB it'd ein Dieb III Die
Ialerne ellgcl0liben babe unD Don1 gieuz
tenaltJtogcr III ocI1 Nugeublldc ilberralbt
ipnroen lei, mo CT ft6 nit iclutr s8eutc
ooponmaheu ipolte. On3 Shlrciien
l6etnt Oarauf b%insuocutcN, baB Der @rs
morocte Oct 0ieb an9rcifen moutc, Oct
Ddnu ben SduB aus Dem eIcidfalls 9e=
ltoblcllen 9teuolncr abgnb uno Die llDr &C.
Bel Der Ulubt fallen licB. NGie fam aber
Der 9ieb in Die militGrii0 bcnabte &a=
lerlle, ul0 mic fam CT unbenleyft Dillau5?
SSobcr puBte er, bNB CT einell Jtepolper
porfinDen iucroc? lluo nod me0r, tpoDer
tpar ibm 0nS Saliber bcllelbcn bcfannt?
ST bya1te bod bic pailenoen gatroucn
nit.
Sn Gonitanttnopet criitirt cine
Nrnu, NGlneI5 OQtrte0 Oauum,
Satin bes ti,fil6cn Staatsbcamten
gtuS0et GfeuOt, oercn 5aupigcihatt parin
bellano, oaB tie riir %unbelnitttite titrfiihc
0r0lItc Die 81 ocrcn 0odlScitStag rDtDigen
S~hmudlaben bel DEN SuiDtlicrtn Der
Staot gt0en cine fIeiIe GntihdDlguug
cltlcbnte illlO b0lilr Die nDtDi9en Oaranz
ten ~Ieiltete. Die 6rau betrieb idbpn lett
SabreH DicicS Weihdit uuo mar DaDer III
&onltHntinopel aIlgencin bcfaunt. Wcgeu /,
Gnoe Dor. Utona:s entlebnte itc abcrual5
lpIdc S0muGladcr, MD 3lpar i'm 8cz
truge bon circa elmer bolbtN Wtiuion
NrancS. Ginigc Sulpcllcrc w!trocu jtppO
bicsmnt bon 2lr0tpobn bciNiiDeu ull0 be-
GGbeR ltb nun pcrtint 5u ibr, I'M
lire Sadet iIrildiufnrDcrn. 0Ort aHGc-
tOmmcn, e~rfNbren lie, oaB 0niricD luEum
Don NSohnlinn btfauen nur0cl iet. Die
45OliSei lieB nun ~ioNteidJ oaS 0au5 abb
iperrcn ulo Die argeblib Gcrrildtc untcr
Gcobadtung ~ltclIeH. Da man 8idHtr, lie
ftlgirc ibrcn MaDnlInn, I'M 10 Die &Olts
b0rtcitelt, Die lie untcr0cllen i0on btiicitc
gcldnlft bate, nidt mtDr 3urllGltcL!ca gil
lniiiiCl. G5 miro %bcbnupttt, baB sic SIT
ipelcn idon mad Garis gcienoct iporoeu
lcicn.