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The New Jersey Storm.
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BoRDENTowN, N. j., Sept 25-The trains re-
sumed their travel between this city and Phila-
delphia this morning. Another slight cave oc-
CURED in the bank at the depot at this place early
this morning. wooden bridge 60 feet In length
has been erected near kinkora, on the line of the
Amboy division or the Pennsylvania railroad,
where the Washout occurred on Saturday.
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ROasted i'm a Cell.

CINCINNATI, Sept 25.-In the county Jail last
night, Edward Seddons, prisoner, was burned at
half-past eleven o'clock by the explosion OF coal
Oil lamp On his bed while he was asleep. The oil
was thrown all over him, and his bed caught fire
and burned five minutes before his cell was
opened. When taken out he was nearly roasted.
He viii probably live for few hours only. Pris-
onerS are allowed cell lamps at night TO enable
them to read. SeddonS was confined on charge
OF attempting horrible crime on little girls.
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District government Affairs.

QUALIFICATIONS OF POLICE OFFICER
The application OF one Alois jana for the posi-
tion OF additional policeman was several days ago
referred by the Commissioners to the attorney for
the District for an opinion as 10 his eligibility for
the place, he being an uanaturallZed alien and
having served neither In the army or navy. Mr..
Riddle to-day returned the papers with a report,
In which, after stating that the law is against
jana, says that while the law may work hardship
medy is alone with Congress- lie states that
Congress certainly showed no disposition TO change
the law during its late session, when 1t had the
bill to increase the police force under considera
ton In the House.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwsle: ID. Fitzgerald erect
private stable, alley between East Capitol and
1st streets, Massachusetts avenue and @ street
northwest; s400 Chas Mades, repair brick, ia 90
street northwest; Sl40
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF BUILDING REGULATIONS
Hugh Murphy was put on trial In the Police Court
this afternoon, charged With violating the build
ing regulations in moving fuel shed from the
rear OF his yard TO another part OF hs premises az
using It as summer kitchen, without permit 50
to do: Mrs Maud Ward, OF 2SO Maryland avenue,
she deems IL dangerous 10 her property, because
fire is kept in It, and there Is stoyepipe @ used In.
until tomorrow for further testimony.
THE Posr OFFICE SURPLUS REvESuEs-It is esti-
mated that the surplus OF the receipts OF the Post
Office department over the expenditures during !
the past fiscal year viii be over a million, q
more favorable showing than in any previous
year.
PosTNAsTERs WHO WILL NOT TAKE PENNIES;
Complaints have been received at the Post once
department from various places I'm the west that
the postmasters refused to receive pennies IN ex-
change for stamps the reason being that SUCH
small coins are not current In that high-pr1ce0
section. Acting Postmaster General Hazeu
to-day informed these postmasters that
they were acting contrary 20 section 567,s wh1cE
makes the minor coins OF the United States leR4E
tenders in amounts not greater chen twenty-five
cents The last complaint came from the COM
manding officer at Fort Bidwell Cal, through the
Secretary or War. The soldiers at that post re-
ceiyiag taas sna. coin for their pay were put IL
reeve E:s.-.
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The Tariff Commission.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept 25.-The tariff commission,
In session here, to-day heard an argument from
John Screven and James III. Johnston, against re-
ducing the duties Oh rice. Josiah L. Warren, or
the Cotton Exchange, opposed the increase OF the
duty on cotton ties
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A Tragedy at Cumberland.
MINERS Buried UNDER A FALL nF RnnF C0AI

CUMBERLAND, Md, Sept. 25.-A heavy fall OF
roof coal occurred this morning at eight o'clock in
the kingSland mine OF the Maryland coal COM
pany at Lonaconing -Four miners, including
mine boss, VIM. Byers, are known TO be under
the coal The dead body of James Brehaney has
just been brought out. Louis Cook another miner,
has been brought up in dying condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY NEW
will be Acting Secretary during the absence OF Sec
retary Folger and Judge French.
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Affairs in West Washington.


THE SECOND AND THIRD Floors of Forrest Hall
have been placed in fine condition for concerts,
balls, etc It has been frescoed and otherwise
made attractive.
DEATH OF DR. BRACE.-Dr. Russell Brace died at
$3.50 on Saturday night at his residence, 1916 30th
street In the Gath year Of his age, of angina pee
torfs. DIR. Brace was a native of Rochester,
New York. He resided for some years In Balti-
more, where he studied medicine, and afterwards
Md, moving to this place sixteen years ago, and
establishing at the corner OF NJ and 30th streets,
a pharmacy which is now carried on by his son.
DR.. Brace was prominent member OF the West
street Presby yterlan church, and was widely
known and respected In this community.
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Eliza Hyde
Clements reltct OF the late Bennett Clements. and
sister OF Mr. Anthony Hyde, died at the residence
streetS ss yesfsrav a. corner m yh ana
year OF her age Her funeral will take place
church.
DROWNING OF A LITTLE GIRL-Between 12 and
O'Clock yesterday Katie Fugitt, aged four years,
works on Water street, Georgetown, and was
drowned. The body was recovered by Lawrence
p; Brown and taken to the home of her parents,
1898 street
The TEMPERANCE MEETINGS at Eaglestons tent,
both In the afternoon and evening, were largely
attended. and great interest manfested: Messrs.
Powell, Dunning and others made addresses.
Mr. WILLIAM BORDEN, the PRESIDENT OF the Bor-
last and was buried this morning. AS mark
OF respect business at the companys wharf is
suspended to-day.
DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRcUMsTANCEs.-A
colored woman named Mary Johnson arrived at
W1nSh1p'S wharf, foot Of Washington street,
Georgetown, Saturday night, On the canal boat
James River, in very weak and sick condition.
She was removed TO the Freedman'S hospital,
where she died about 12 o'clock yesterday
Mr. Weldon, who drives the police ambulance
states that he found the woman slowed away on
some hay stlfed and close corner OF the cabin,
and that her head was cut and bruised badly: that
the captain OF the boat said that the woman
boarded the canal boat some fifty miles up the
river, and having no better accommodations, she
was given permission to lie on the hay. The coro-
ner was notified.
GKAIN.-Ar rived-Boat II. NJ Talbot, with 1900
bush. wheat.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on change
to-aay. 1900 buSh heat, sold at prices ranging
from 102 to 1867.
PERsoNAL-Mr F. j. Hanes, Grand K. of r. and
s. OF X. Z. Lee Lodge, of VlckSburg, Miss, is In
town.
SCARCITY OF VEssELs.--Owing to a scarcity OF
vessels at this port freights have increased fifty
cents per ton.
FUNERAL-The funeral of the late George Burns,
who was found dead in his chair at the Dubois
hotel took place yesterday morning from John A.
WetZefS undertaking establishment, the Rev. DIR.
Baker officiating Commissioner West, Judge
Key, Ross Fish and G. c. Sims acted as pail
bearers.
PORT-Schrs. Cumberland, Webber and Adele,
Thakary, Kenny, from Georgetown at New York
10Th inst. Schr. Elliott B. Church, HARPER for
Georgetown, sailed from Fall River Goth inst
HIGH TIDE.-Sept &c, 64S a. m. ; z :12 %. N,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue. $500 0s2 10; CUSTOMS s776,56L73.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received today for re-
demption, s343,000.
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wilkesbarre Mine Caved In.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, Sept 25.-At Il O'CLOCK tnls
morning cave-in occurred at the DodSon mine,
owned by the Plymouth Coal Company, and the
squeeze In the mine caused an explosion OF fire.
damp instantly killing one fire boss and seriously
burning four miners, whose names cannot be as
certained at present The main track Of the d.,
I. and w. R-R. has settled about three feet the
depression extending several hundred yards, and
caused by the cave-in. All trains at this point
have stopped running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

PRINCETON, n. J.-AG Princeton college an effore
Will soon be made by the president to interest the
students In civil service reform. DIR. McCosh had
large experience in inaugurating this reform In
England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

GEN. SHERMAN is expected to return on Wednes.
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

ASSISTANT ADJuTANT GENERAL McKEEvER has
returned from New York, and is Acting Adjutant
General
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COMMISSION was issued to-day to A. Fl. String
fellow, postmaster at Norman, Va.
THE PIEGAN INDIAN RAIDs.--The Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs to-day Informed by the agent
at the Black Feet reservation in Montana that the
Piegan Indians were still on the reservation and
that the reported raids by these Indians must
have be en- made by the northern PleganS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25
Alaskan Affairs,

CRIME AND SUPERSTITION AMONG THE NATIvES-A
CIVIL GOVERNMENT WANTED
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25-A Port Townsend dis
patch says the latest news from Sitka states that
large quantities OF hovehenoo are manufactured In
Hoonah and vicinity. Gambling and the practice
OF wtchcraft are OF daily occurrence. One suuaw
has been stabbed to DEATH and several others tied up
to exercise the evil spirits The from the
is very encouraging. There is great disappont-
ment in the territory over the failure OF Congress
to provide some form OF civil government. The
people, for the present, would be satisfied with
west Trading Company'S catch will extend very
late into the seasons The general outlook for
business In the territory is gratifying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

THE YELLOW FEVER DISTRICTS telegram from
Pensacola to the national board OF health last
evening reports thirty mine cases Of fever there
yesterday and four deaths. Total. 462 cases and
SO deaths. The surgeon general marine hospital
service at noon to-day had received no report from
BrOWnSviue since Saturday.
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One Thousand Men Out Of Employ.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept GA broken shaft In
the Grove street factory OF the Wash burn and Moen
manufacturing company throws ], 900 men out OF
employment for few days.
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kilograms to The Star.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED.
BOLD ROBBERY IN BALTIMORE.
MINE DISASTER At CUMBERLAND.
THE KHEDIVE ENTERS CAIRO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CI LCIhL No1 ICES.
r-Epe DIR. CHAs. y. GILBERT HAS RETURNED
~ 70 the city. Hours: $40. "a. 81. s25-3t'
SIi4u THE Ninth RiII Il ANSUAL = MEETING OF THE
f9TY' Y' p yi ts G held q: Gcddards Hall TUES
year o.. FEIDIAAND KING.
s-2-zt Secretary.
- BAD -TAS L IN THE MOUTH, UNPLEAS-
- ant breath and impaired hearing. when resulting
from Cssarrh, are and the nasal passages
which have been closed for years made free by the
Use Of ELYS' CREAM BALM. Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
For three winters have been alict d with Catarrh
and cold in the head Last winter used ELYS' CREAM
BALM; it accom- lshed al that represented. T. f.
Mccormick, (Judge Common Pleas.) Elizabeth, N. j.,
August 25 1890.
For several years have been troubled with Catarrh;
have tried many remedies. ELYs' CREAM BALM has
proved to be the arc desired. believe it is the only
cure. L. Il. CoBURy, Towanda, Pa.
ELYs' CREAM BALM CO.. owego. Ny.
s25-eo3t
r-sSsa sAML s. sHEDD.
Es i09 9TH STREET +oETHwEsr.
Gas FIXTURES: fATE MANrE1s,
AAlhoDA PLUMB1tSHsI tHI@apIf; ana TIMING. RANGES
Jobbing promptly ftIe. So
- DIR. S. B AIUNCAsTER,
(FoT1 1ferly with Prof. Hodgiin,)
Has rer .sved his office to 913 st.n. w. sls-1w'
r-F9o NATIoNAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The o;%$$t ssi"P vi
III the College Building. street, between 18th d 14th
with Introductory address by Prof. CogEs
The FsEuaf ees9Tss viii sSnnpe daily s throusheut ou
the course, beginning at $50 For particulars. ap
ply saw + 72s 5tn A sirte AtSs @sshnpion ri P 81
r~eya GAS FIXTURES.-E. F. BROOKS.
531 18TH STREET,
Full assortment Mitchell. Vance Co.'s Goods. Cor
Building. sis
r| W. wAYLAND WILSON'S INsECTICIDE.
S1s the best powder for reaches, and refined Gum
SStiLtnot S:t loI nouns at Df . Drug Store corner
9th street and pennsylvania avenue. my25-6m
T-sSo GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. c. MILBURN, PHARMACIST.
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
VSS DRY GOODS.
$50 9TH street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghans. just opened; best
silks. satns and Rhaaames. extra good values.
ATTORNEYS.
w. z1lI17aS6sasR, 1Ia s. Sassd?,5 RR,zAEnAw s4;;i5-
Practices in all the Courts. f23
n H. MILLER. ...orn.v,.
Rooms and Cunton Law Building
4I2 Louisiana a27
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

HO, FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
The Steamer Excelsior, canal packet viii make her
regular trips to the above places on WEDNESDAY,
IRIpAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf, Congress
street and Canal, at 3 O'Clock u. sharp. Fare 90
cents round trip. Can be chartered Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday. For information inquire at GRAY
& HlLTON'S. 203 9th street, opposite Center Mar
fet. or q. W. WEBSTER 1lI4 4th street north
west -1Tns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

VENrILATIoN,
LIGHT AND ROOM
HAVE We GAINED BY THE ENLARGEMENT OF
OUR STORE.
VIZ NOW HAVE THE LARGEST SHOE STORE.
With The largest Assortment Of
RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES,
IN THE DISTRICT.
CALL AND SEE OUR
Jalies' 81 Pebble and K.d Button Boots
Ladies 81 80 Worked Hole Goat Button.
Ladies 3 Unrivaled Goat and Xii Button.
Ladies 81 80 Finest Hand Sewed Button.
Gents S2-5 Famous Double sd Single Sole Calf Boots
Gents 9 Pine Calf Stitched I;oo.s.
CENT 81 Is ard $3.50 soiiI Caters and Laced.
Gents g and g. 80 Fine Button Laced and Gaiters
Boys' and Girls so and 75c Sold School Shoes.
Childs 7Jc. Solid Heeled Baton.
Misses and Cld's 81 and rs InJestructiOle Solar
Tipped Button.
WILLIAM HAHN,
SIC SEVENTH STREET and
1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTiE
81 sign Red SIppsri sls
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth St. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't.

TIE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers IN the
fy by carriers, their account, at 10 cents per
week OF "a cents Ter month. Copies at the counter
cens each BY n1ilpOsts9e prepaiG-5O cents month.
eie year, SO; six months. %.
Entered ct TIE Post Ofiice Washington. ID. c.
eeCCud- -eEss mail matter.
TIE WEEKLY SIAR-published Frday-s2 year,
pCstsre PREPAID. SIX months 81 10 copies for Sio -
cCI .es fer so.
50 Al maii subscriptions must be paid in advance'
IIrSTer selt -O.iEeT than il paid for.
hatef Cl advertising made known on application
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Archbishop Lynch DcnOunces ssMar

TORONTO. ONT, Sept 2.-Archbishop Lynch, In
his sermon yesterday at St Michael'S cathedral,
referred 10 Sir Walter Scotts "Marmion," which be
said was insulting to the Catholics. He said that
he called the attention Of the governments 70 IL
use al text book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

LOUISVILLE KY, Sept 25.-Yesterday, j. ID. Os-
borne, surviving partner OF the old newspaper
firm OF Prentice, Henderson & Osborne, or the
original Louisville Journal died suddenly OF heart
disease, aged 67 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

THE JEANETTE SURvIvORS-En gineer Melville
and Lieutenant Danenhower yesterday drove to
the Insane Asylum and paid a visit to Jack Cole,
the demented seaman OF the Jeanette crew who
was brought home by Lieut. Danenhower. Engt-
neer Melville says there Is no foundation whatever
for the reports OF 1-feelng existing between Dam
enhower ana himself When they separated at
YakutSk, he says they were on the most friendly
terms, and nothing has occurred since then to mar
the pleasant relations existing between them. He
thinks DeL0ng did everything for the best, and II
he had acted differently it Is possible that not
man of the expedition would have been left to tell
the tale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

NAVAL LORDERs.-Leut-Comma C. III. Black
detached from the photographic office, and Or
dered to the Miantonomah as executive; Passed
Assistant Paymaster X. Frazer, ordered to the
Wachusett; Paymastef c. Mcdaniel, detached
from from, the Wachq,ett upon the reporting OF his
from the bureau OF provisions and clothing and
ordered to the MantOnOmah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

issued by Inspector Entwisle: ID. Fitzgerald erect
a private stable, alley between East Capitol and
1st streets, Massachusetts avenue and q street,
northwest; S400. Chas. Mades repair brick, ia 3d
street northwest; Sl40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

GETTING READY FOR CoNGREss.-The hall Of the
House of Representatives is being put in shape
for the second session Of the forty-seventh Con-
gress. To-day the members desks are being
placed in position. During the last session, eX-
tending as 1t did nine months, the furniture of the
hall was badly used. The members desks have
al been scraped and revarnished and will be
covered with deep blue cloth instead OF light
green as at last session. This is more agreeable
to the eye. The Speakers and clerks desks will
also be covered in the same cOlOrS, and the
M oft he lalI I,riD nn Cnln to afnll
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RETURN OF THE NEPTUNE-Tne supply expedi-
tion which sailed in steamer Neptune from St
Johns, Newfoundland, July Sth Of this year with
additional stores for Lieut.. Greeey's party, re-
turned on Saturday to st. Johns having been
unable to reach Lieut.. Greeley. Lieut.. Greeley's
station is In latitude so 40 while the vessel was
only able to reach latitude 79o 90. The Neptune
was enabled to establish depOtS to secure Lieut..
Greeley's safe retreat should it become necessary
a year or two hence.
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THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL-Mr. A. S. SolOmonS
has received advices from United States Consul
Piexotto, at Lyons, France, that he has recently
opened a subscription at the consulate in aid of
the proposed hospital, and that 600 francs have
been handed 10 him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

VIENNA, Sept 25.-Overdank confesses that he
drew lots with his confederateS to decide who
should attempt to take the life of the Emperor,
anu that he intended to throw bomb into the
garden OF Mirimar Castle. The high court OF
Venice has given an opinion in the case OF the
recent arrests, that the extradition OF assassins
shall take place II they eonspire against the life Of
the Emperor Of Austria on Italian territory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-25

ARMY ORDERs.-Gapt. w. A. Elderkin, commits
sary Of subsistence, department OF Mis- souri,, Is
granted an extension OF leave for four months on
surgeons certificate. Post Chaplain Robert
McWatty Is granted an extension OF leave until
December l next. Second Lieut.. F. j. A. Darr,
18th Infantry, military division OF the Pacific. is
granted an extension Of leave for one month.
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. c. Martin, ordered
from CovtngtOn, Ohio, to Fort Smelling, Mimi.
Second Lieut. E. A. Miller, Sd artillery, transferred
from battery ii to battery Of his regiment. Com
miSSary Sergeant John buchanan Will report, on
the expiration OF furlough to Fort Sill, 1T, for
duty. Cadet Lewis A. Springer, 81 class, United
States military academy, Is granted an extension
OF leave until October 1S next.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03

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farg5 suiummeu0tpYtBte Nttu1e 2uit III
tinem 9tticruojy porhauoen, ans pdGcm Is
oWrO bsiouoer6 fonlgyUjyyt &cntjIt ans
ltr3mt. Der &oyrath ioIaty 9cprt6jtr Huit
rttd)t mir u SIulotu ans Nuo ott Gll9St=
atGmtttu W0ic WCyocn GNf heulitaIitbN n
9&tgc ~ntutya!jlivt. 9tgeutgsTu, Der lih auz
QcnhIitlih III Nuyj5 uUfA0ly, 0cAt nit Dem
Glaue I'M, Die unu linn cyfWnOtuUn 8ootC
in irgtno elmer NtjIt ourh @lttGriSig1f III
8Gipcgulg ;i ieBen, o6NG oaB iton& oaourd)
cine bel 2Scitem gy0Btre Tabr8ci9ipinoigz
felt erjielt meroell faun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-07-03
Git ttetteS SotpcSoboot.

sn &ronita6t purben in i~iingfter Belt
nit eiuem bon 0e9eOet8fD erfunoenen Snr>
pe6oboot 5ablrcide 8eriu9e gema6t. 8ez
retts friiber purben nit Dem Sa6rseltge
Brobefa6rten un6 8eriude i'm S6tuarsen
Oaeere angeitellt urtb 0a5 9teiultat berIel6en
tparb Seitens Der ruiiii6en QOmtralitGt ais
Elm 10 berborragenbeS era6tet, 6aB 1ie bte
erforherlt6en OtitteI sur @rbaul1ng bon so
FOLDER 8oote antpies. 9ieie 8oote iino iebt
ferttg, etli6e tDurOen mad Dem S6par5el1
Weeere beorOert, nd6ren6 Die iibrigen fir
ben 9ienit in Ser Office 3uri6be6aIten
purDen.
Die @r6Benber6Gltnife 6ieier S6tffe finb
ie6r un6e6euten6; fie finb etpa Is bis 20
SUP lang. Sebes Der Sabr5eu9e tpte9t ettpa
54OO amer. Yfu1O unO lit oa9er ieoes
ariegsldiff i'm Stanbe, mebrere oerielben
al 8orO nit ii6 5H fa9reH. Die 8oOte