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NEW JERSEY.
There arc .o7s liquor store. in Jersey city.

There are OTIS liquor stores in Jersey City
John Hogan u Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, was
caught between the bumpers Of tho depot in
Jersey city yesterday and fatally injured
Mrs. Frederick Ayris OF Glenwood a5 years Of age
opened the cellar door for her door fell head
long down the steps racturing her wrists and died in
thirty minutes
The Third Regiment OF the New Jersey National Guard
will go a excursion to Long Branch on Wednesday
next, and will pass in review before President Arthur,
Gov. Ludlow, Don. Grant. and eN'GOv. Bedlc.
Thomas Weir 81 years of age who has been for forty
nve years in tho employ of the Pennsy vlna Railroad
and the old United Company which formally had the
road. has been given pension OF SIS month by the
company.
Two musicians, named Petro, living in New York were
struck by Central locomotive the bridge the
Morris Canal at PAmrhpo yesterday. ono OF them aged
IS years had his skull fractured and will probably die
The other escaped with broken leg.
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Destitute Russian Refugees.

ST. PAUL. July 15-One hundred and eighty
Ave destitute jewish Russian refugees unoaded at
the Union Depot They presented . pitabie spectacle
They without money. sick and ragged and for
hve days have been almost entirely without
food. Jewish residents at once took stems for
the relief of the suffering emigrants Mrs Austrian pro-
cured q quantity OF bread and as Rabbi Welehler
called out the OF the heads OF families the bread
would be given them for distribution. Half starved
children would snatch for II and roll upon the floor.
struggling like ravenous wolves for bite to eat. The
elders fed their little and the wives and mothers
and when bite left would eat 1t as though 1t
the first they had tasted for days The city authorities
will they fed and sheltered until they can
he found permanent homes and work
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Six captains Of oyster sloops have been ar
rested for working the big clam bed at the mouth OF
Hampstead Harbor. They Alonlo birmingham OF
tho Henry Clay Ferdinand Downs Of the Calista Tios
Mugsn q the Isabella Peter Lstourette Of the o,
Latourettc Of the Rufus X Terry Three OF the cap
tains Claim 10 come from North Hampstead. Kinning.
ham he lives at Port Washington and Muiligan Ia
known to have come from city Island All tho captains
brought before iustise Samuel Frost at Glen Cove
yesterday where they gave security to appear for trial
mn nay
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A Wire. Petition to tho rre.,dent.

Mrs. Hedden's petition TO President Arthur
for the pardon OF her husband James A. Hedden who
was cashier OF the defunct First National Bank of
Newark, has been signed by number OF conspicuous
citizens OF New Jersey. The petition Ia based upon
letters addressed TO President Arthur by Keeper Lavery
and Prison PLY stefan William A. Newell Jr., OF the New
Jersey State Prison Mr. bayerty, in his letter,
His decline in health Is daily apparent and ~ trust
don" DR.. Newell writes that Hedden has recently had
several attacks bordering on Hpoplexy, which may
eventually lead to his death" Mrs Hedden will preset
the petition In person to President Arthur.
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mr.. Brighrs Resignation.

LONDON July ls.-Mr. Bright's resignation
VAS communicated to the Queen oday.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon Mr. Chamber
lain President Of tho Board OF Trade confirmed the
that Mr. John Bright las resigned the Chancellor
chip Of the Duehy OF Lancaster $780,
The 1iHIes. Ia "A leading article TINS morning, says
whAiHp.r conclusions Mr. Bright may form IN regard
70 hs duty dds great crisis will be treated Win re
4shnits. sunder him from tho men with whom he has
Been 80 IpHs associated" .,,,
The TGI Nnu GaGstte Of this evening sAyst MT.
brkhss resignation is not likely to 10 followed by that
az an 1f his colleagues.
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Russian Refugee. Sent Hack to Russia.

The Hebrew Emlgrant Aid Society has sent
fortyve Russian Jews back to southern Russia whence
they came. They passengers the Red Star
steamer W hitch sailed for Antwerp yesterday. Some Of
tho returning refugees from Philadelphia, whitheg
they had been sent by tho society to procure employ
nent The officers of both The New York ard tho Phiia-
depa aid societies report that the refugees restless
and not inclined to stand waiting for employment
business opportunities. Those who have money or have
friends still in Russia glad to return.
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Samuel Pine OF tho town of Greenwich. Conn.,.
has begun suit against the Supervisors of westchester
County TO recover 100000 for false imprisonment.
Some time ago Mr. Pine arrested charge OF be.
ing an accessory instigaor of burglary committed
at the residence Of Mr.. Sauson, at POrtchester In
order to obtain possession OF will other papers
affecting the title TO property. TWO indictments
found against lin by Grand Jures OF Wcstchester
County one Quashed, aud In the other q nolle
prosequi was entered
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Killed by a Tribune Elevator Car.

Edward McGlynn. aged 1s years. an appren>
tce in the Office OF the Franklin Bank Note Company In
the Tribune building instantly killed at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by the elevator in the
Spruce street wing The companys office had bose
closed for the day and McGynn the last to leAya
HI stood in front OF the door OF the elevator shaft the
eighth floor waiting for the Half of the door
fitted with Opaque glass and OF the panes had been
broken out AeGynn put his head through the opening
20 see where the car was IT descending and he'd
Just reached the eighth floor IL crushed skull and
would have cut of Ills head II the elevator boy had
stopped the car quickly. There were TWO other people
N lie ca
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Mrs. Abraham LincoIn,s Health.

sPnINoFIELD. ILL.,. July l5.-Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln. who for several months past has bsen ma king
her home with her sister, Mrs A. W. Edwards Is report
ed failing greatly in health. During the last weeks
in addition her other ailments she has been gre
troubled by many large boils which completely cover
her back aud sides She is at present confined to her
Ocean Grove Long Branch, where she aopes be
bene ted by the sea air.
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TROTTING IN CHICAGO.
Fastest our-Year-Oid Time Record
LLLtle Broyxn JaG's Failure.

CHICAGO, July 15.-This was the opening
day Of the summer trotting meeting. The
stake for colts and FLIES. three years old and
under. net value to the winner $1,000. was won
by Code in straight heats beating Eva. the
favorite. second. and Butterfly third. Time.
2:31H. 1888. and 2:31.
The trot for the stakes for colts and flllies
years old and under. not value to winner
1850. created the most intense excitement on
account OF its close finishes and extraordinary
time. which Is pronounced the fastest, on
Budd Doble drove Jay-Eye-See. and o. s.
Hickok drove Bronze. In the last heat the
and he never thoroughly settled down to his
work throughout the heat The following is
cnr
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WASHINGTON. July 15.-0n motion Of Mr.. Van
wyck resolution taken up directing the Secretary
Of the Interior to withhold action the payment of
double pension to Gen Ward Burnett until the Presi
dent shall upon the bill passed yesterday which
contains provision prohibiting the payment of double
pensions Messrs Voorhees, aud Blair opposed the
luton, which was advocated by Mcssrs Van wyck and
Mr.. Williams thought that 1t was an extraordinary
proceeding for legislative body TO
on gallant old soldier in order TO him from
collecting his just dues from the Government but he OPP
posed the resolution.
Pending further discussion. the morning hour ex.
pred, and the matter
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BROOKLYN,

James Phoan aged II. was Yesterday drowned by fell
ing OF tho bark Acadia At the foot of Congress street
The Rev. Martyr Summerbrl, formerly of the Church
of the Eyange In Brooklyn has been offered the Presi
dency of Antioch College, IN Ohio.
The Eev. John Parker OF the De KAlh Avenue VI, r.
Church will preach The Labor Question on tho
steps OF the City Hell at 4, NJ today special canopy
having been provided,
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Poles for hremen to slide down upon from
their sleeping rooms to the engines when alarm OF
hro Is given about to be erected In number of
gno houses OF Brooklyn In the appointments OF fire.
men hereafter preferences WILDE given by Commissioning
Partridge to mAchnists engineers blHcksniths, wheel
wrights, plumbers, tnsmiths masOns, carpenters,
cakers and rggcrs who under thirty years OF age
and are physically fitted for the work
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Pooling Arrangement for Coloraa. nu.,ne..

CHICAGO. July 15.-Mr. Potter of the Burling-
ton Mr. Wheeler OF the Atchson and Mr. Clark OF the
Union Pacific agreed to-day pooling arrangeme mt
for Colorado business The agreed division the Den.
Yer traffic is Union Pacific 81 per cent and Burlington
30 cout The percentage allotted the Union Pacific
for two Denver lines the one leading from Omaha
and the other from Kansas City This agreement puts
at rest tho reports that there was TO DO Of
tha tran ri trun ines
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RevcrsinE Thlngs.

William W. Disbrow. a special deputy sheriff.
Of Eighth avenue and 1884 street while attempting on
Friday night to dsperss crowd at the l55th and
Eighth station of the elevated railway assaulted
william Schuter, young teamser, residing at Tenth
avenue and i59h street knocking him down with club
and kicking him He then caused his arrest for assault
and battery. schulter proved in the Harlem Police
Court yesterday that he simply defended uself. and
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Annie Chslein. n nine-year-old girl. was at
tackled by a large Newfoundland dog in front of her
parents home in Marshall street Hoboken. yesterday
and severely bitten. The owner Of the dog, August
Stump, saloon keeper, refused TO allow policeman to
shoot The childs legs and arms were badly Acerated
and her condition IL critical
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Crop. DESTROYED by n storm.

ST. PAUL. July ia Deadwood special 10 tho
Pioneer. rreI says: THE spearhsh and Red Water
valleys two OF the fertile thckly settled snd
were visited lost night BY storm of wind ant hawhch
entirely wiped all the growing crops over tract Of
thirty nies long by four wide 1t Is estimated that two
Thousand OF wheat oats and barley nicely headed
and giving promise o. unprec edented yield,
trely destroyed The False Bottom Bellcfourcho and
Rapidly alleys II Is fe AIRED were also visited,
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Death OF samueI,P. Pope.

Samuel Putnam Pope. OF Pope & HaighS
leather dealers this city and formerly Of the Of
Henry g. Ely Co. died at his home In Brooklyn yeste
day morning, after short Illness OF Inflammation OF
the bowels lie was born in Salem, Mass and had been
IN business IN this city sixteen years He not
ried. Tho funeral will be OH Tuesday.
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A Crazy Inebrlate with n Razor.

Henry Stone. machinist OF 800 Fifteenth
street, Brooklyn while crazy with drink on Friday
night FIRST attempted to cut his wife with razor, and.
being bnfed by his brother in.law, was chased to
Bridge street by his and when the police found him
lie in u vacant where no had formerly lived.
lie tried to take his own life by cutting he throat three
he made only slight wounds He yesterday sent
the Inebriates' Home by Justice Bergen.
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Fog from tho Sea.

A dense fog from the sea swept over the city
shortly before ~ O'Clock last night. An uptown police
man mistook 1t for cloud OF smoke from q nre and
started to ring an alarm Trains the elevated roads
were compelled TO run cautiously as the station lights
could not be short distance The fog became so
heavy that the pAyeme ntB were dAmpeneu' Inc TEN
pepa ro "a IL 7io.
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MONTREAL. July 15.-At the st. Constant
street Jewish Synagogue prayers in English have
recently been added to tho usual Hebrew service. Ths
gave offence to q few members, who caused some
trouble, and threats having been made, police
stationed at the synagogue to-day during divine service
but attempt made By the dissentiens to cause
disturbance
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Tobacco Men In Convention.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-The National Tobacco
Association is here in convention, in obedience a
from the President Al a meeting held today it
unanimously agreed to seek for the reduction of the
tobacco tax to cents to take effect jan iSs3 They
recommend also that the tax cigars be reduced TO
$3.50 and on cigarettes to 80 cents per l, 900
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Found Dying in a Transverse Road.

A tall. well-drcsscd man with his head badly
cut his jaw bone fractured and his right and leg
broken. was found last evening In the Central rark
road sixty fourth II Ia believed that
he fell from the embankment. In the Presbyterian
Hospital hia wounds were pronounced fatal In his
pockets receipt for papers from Astp place
aler and letters addressed to Michael Murray
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Found Hanging from n Tree.

The body OF an unrecognized man. about %
years old feet inches tall dressed in gray trousers
calico shirt, and heavy boots. was last evening found
hanging tree In the woods at 2O5th street the
KinKsbridge road.
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A Meteor.


large. bright meteor was observed from the
Bowery last night At lvs minutes OF IL o'clock moving
horizontally from south to north. II shone with q
bright blue color and moved rapidly, apparently very
near the earth leaving shining track behind. ~ was
seen for fully twenty seconds. aud disappeared in the
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DR.. Claesson Of Is st. Marks place and DIR.
Leach Of 1865 Blocker street charged at Jefferson
Market yesterday with having failed to comply with the
law requiring to register Counsellor Ripley
and DIT stnrges were the complansnts Nh Leach was
charged with practising under the name of DR. Mosss
Jacoby, while II was claimed that Dr. ClaessOn
practising under his name. The ply sieiAns
held in 5000 for trial.
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Fatally Injured By q Train.

Elias Delima. aged IA years. Of New York.
stepped directly 10 front OF train at the West End sta
tou At Long Branch yesterday afternoon and was 80
badly injured that Il u thought he cannot live until
moTning His fthsr eottagsr there, In business In
William street, New York.
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Fatally Mur, IN . B.rroom Fight.

In a fight in Sandy spencers barroom. at 800
Bowcry, at o'clock on Monday morning. Patrick Oar.
rety aged % years of 236 Elizabeth street was struck
the head with bottle BY Frank Pagan bartender
GArrrtty was taken to st. Nincens Hospital, where he
died last evening, Pagan was arrested.
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A New Town TO be Founded.

CHICAGO July 15.-It is said that new town
will be started Pullman which II the plans OF
its projectors are carried out will be OF the
all The suburbs oChicago. Its location will be Cau.
met Lake, between Ninety NTH and lt3d streets The
Pullman Company is largely interested.
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Mr.. Arthur Eneoun,e-. n Piekpoel.s.

The Rev. Louis A. Arthur one OF the assist
ant priests OF Trinity Church. stopped Friday night.
the way TO his home in State street TO look the
whitehall street ire somebody pushed him rudeiy.
AMI then he felt tug ut hts watch chain James J.
life uKginR at it. Mr.. Arthur had him arrested.
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to the ReDI says; District Attorney W, E, Cummings
was shot through the heart and instantly killed night
by Leonard Haynes The killing Was committed TO
Ayenge n sisters dshonor. Haynes Is a OF the Col
isctor OF the Port OF Brownsville Cummings was .
married man. Public sentiment tustihes the killing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-16

The third event was an attempt OF Little
Brown jug to beat 2:l1&. for $4,000. and $500
| additional to beat 2:10k. 1t was failure. the
time made being 215. 1922. and 2:15. In the
second heat the PAGER broke at the flve-furlong
| yN,la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-16

Eighteen men employed In the Jersey City
Car Wheel Works at Pearl and 0reeno streets Jersey
City quilted work yesterday morning because their EN-
ployers refused to Furnish them with ice water,
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LONDON. July 15.-Those Officially connected
with tue arrangement Of ride team for America say
thai they are very well satisfied with the averages made
in praa ny the competitors for places They consider
them larger than what tho Americans appear capable OF
The team will 10 finally selected In about week.
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Henry Bedell OF Dix Hills. Il. l.. while driving
team 10 loaded wagon, few DAYS ago struck by
lightning which threw down his horses. burned on his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-16

LospoH, July IA woman has been shSt &, Ct
banner tenants had been syictsd. she has since dleo
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WAPAKoNETA, Ohio. July 15.-1t has been as
cerained to-day that Heinrich the defaung Treasurer
OF Auglaze County Is in the custody of officers at Lara
mic city, W t. aud that the sheriff Of this county
the way to Wyoming, with relusition from GOV. Eos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-07-16

The Signal Once Prediction.
Slightly warmer. fair weather, winds mostly
'oujherly stationary or lower pressure
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Mary Anderson Selling her Brooklyn House.
Miss Mary Anderson the actress has sold
her winter residence at 4i2 Clssson avenue 10 Caleb
Barker for 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-13
auS Scr sSerbredcr=Shrpnie

Smahn, Nebr., 10. December. .-ytattb.
zimmerman, Der Dor &ursen in GQuIas
oerbaftete OtOrbcr bes Sdlertfis gSooS8 unb
ilueter anoerer YsroRen, fam geItern Qbeu6
I'M @epabrlan sweier Yoli3iIten 3u &earncp
an. 6iinI}ig Mlnner Aaben geid)moren, ben
Serbreder AM nGdIteu Sonnerffage, an
meld)su Gage er nod Wtinoen gebraft uno
oort Dor gertdt geIteQt meroen iou, ii
lgnfen.
@eorgetopn, Sn., 12. 9e,cmber.-
Gee gRiliop aus Sirginien, &uiIeber auf Scr
cincinnati Southern Sabn," muroe au1
Sonntog 2lbeuo in ser gGobnung ga al
3aOior'a, eiren ibelberiid)tigteu 0auie, ais
get1e au'gefnneeu. 9as Srauen,imrer
gtcbt Dor, oaB fid) gSiliou ielbit erid)o6,
aIletn Der llmfanb, baB 2Bilions Stiefel
oerihmunSen maren, uno 0aB man Elm Yaar
ab8enutte bluttge Stiefel inter Dem Bette
fanb, peraulabt ben Ser0adt, oaB ein Worb
uorliegt. Sarab 2aplOr 1T perbaftet.
2ertngton. R.=@., y. 0e;ember. -
am eorigsn Sreitag ifoG ein NouotQt. gt1z
meas pettmanr, auf oeu gr.@ @ongreBmaun
Some8 Wiabiion 9caf, oeriebtte aber Oenz
ielben. Seute trafen fidJ 9eitmauu uuO ein
SObn geat's auf Der Stra6e, 8eioe mareu
nit Sdrotflinten betpafinet unb idloiIeu auf
etnanoer. Seitinann mur0e i'm geIidlt, lool5
uro Sruft getrOfen unb idtper uerleBt, aud,
geud) 1T lebensgefdbrlif DertpunOct moroen.
Ser @orfall bat groBe Aufreguug beruorgez
rufen, ba man einen erbitterten 3rieg ;mi=
ften beieen 6amilieu ermnrtet
Sonbalia, Sa8., 12. 9e3ember. Der
Sm0lfjibrtge Sobn Martins lpnr0e baute Don
ieiner Stiefu1utter geidtagen, Sog Elm DteIler
uuo itie6 es Der 6rau in Die BruIt. Sic
miro nidt nit Dem %eben oaoOn tonlmen.
Sttapa, Ont, -. DECEMBER. - Gin
in 6ttrOp z omnibip tuobHen0er Marn, gia.
mcI5 aerr, mibban0elte Dor etli9en Sagen
istne 8rau burd 6ubtritte Oerart, baB fie
bal0 oarauf itarb. Der SorfaQ gelangte erif
beute Der Seb0r0e 3ur GenntniB. aerr if
npdl 1idlt pprbnftPt
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9lrbritcrs Nnarlcacnhcitcn.

81 ton, Semi, 70. 0e;cmber. - OaS
n9elamare. @alimert" III Ybillipsbnrg, g..
s., pnrre geftern, l2 Stunocu, nah6em Cd
mleoer III Getrieb geieBt pOrbeH mar, ourdy
eInen AnSitanb Scr p1eatcrs," melde b0be.
s,n yobN berlar9ten, luiebtr iur Setrieb3.
einitelInng geSwuuger.
8tlmtngtor, 0cl, II. Delauart.- -
Die 9robRn n9iiperiioe z2Hal,merte" uno Die
nSutOn SaumpOll Sptnnerei" I'll gtew.
9aille puroen am Uorigcn SGnfag aui III.
belltmmte 3eit gelhlOheu, WoOnrh iibcr 400
Nrbettcr erluerbsloS Ucroeu. 0ie llrlad,e Ser
@lnhellun9 Ger 2lrbeit in Den 2BalImerten IN
bic @eldaftsitille in Hcm 3wejge oeS Gtien-
gC'fdis, neldCn sic @crte betreiben. Die
SanmpoulptNueret muroe 9eidloIisu, meil
Die Arbeiter gCgen cine 3eonttioR BON II
9rojent protcltirtfn. Wau biclt eS fir ratbz
IAN, Ole 2.rbeit uOr ser OauO eiuiuitellcn
nEo ami beiisre @eihditsSejteu III luarteu.
8 @htCaqo, II. 9E3ember. Die iebr
grobr StGblidsnan 6abrit Ser .JtOrtb @bis
cago HOlllug Niill .@omc." iuurOe bente ge
idlolicn. 3te GeidldftSiiue unS ole .lnGe
mlBbeit iiter tcn 2luSllu Ger 6ariiirage in
9orgreB merbeu ais '0oupturIadeu Der Gjuz
telling Der ShItI9tCit bt;etd)nst.
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Sanfranb in &anfaS.

Sopefa, 8s., ~. Oe3ember.-4m leg.
tea Samftag abeno oeri6lob 6. s. 8oice,
Saiiirer Der Sant su &iuslep, Ss., Die
Spifoe uuO bas 9en6lbe Der Saut unt
sing oann gum Qbenbefen. 8. gS. Gram.
forb, Der @ouutpidasmetifer, oeiieu giireau
fidJ binter Dem SauflOtale befiubet, eutfernte
fitI susleif NIT oem &aiiirer. als Sotce
suriidtehrte, fano er eiue au3abl Ntiiueu
auf Dem Boben liegeu unb r1adte bei'nl
Grofinen Der Spiube Die GntSefuug, baB
$12, GOO gefoblen iuorben luareu. Die 0idus
ber paren bon hinten bur9 oas Saass
meiitersbiireau in Die Banf geSruugen uno
miiilen Die Combination oes SfloIiss gez
tannt babeu, oenn bailelbe mar ni6)i gepalts
lam erbroden, ionbern geOfinet tuOr6en.
Spdtere Hadri6ten aus &inslep ergeben,
oab @ountpitasmeiiter CRAWFORD, tpelder
Die Combination bes SdlOiies fannie, ben
Siebifabl eingeitanben unb iid, erboteu bat,
bas geitobleue 9elo 3uriid gu eritatteu. Gr
miro in isiner @obnung ,u 6insleu beuaht.