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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR,

heporteu 1or 1HE EVENING STAR.
THE HEAD OF KING STREET.-Upper King street
Wnlca a1ter the decadence of AleXandria'S wagon
trade, remained long un1mproved has been thriving
1Or several years under the influence of the rail-
roads there. The fire board here will have meet
ing In a few days to provide for the erection of
nre plug on the corner OF King street and Peyton
avenue, that being the extreme upper end of King
street. The plug here will serve to protect con-
siderable section of the city in which many new
houses nave been built. 1t will also protect the
Agricultural Fair buildings.
IHE SECOND WARD COUNCIL ELECTION.-At the
election In the second ward yesterday to fill the
vacancy In council OccasiOned by the resignation
or L. Marbury, esq, F. A. Kerby was chosen.
JAIL ADDITI0Ns--Wm. Graham, charged with
larceny OF hay, was sent in from Alexandria
county last evening, and committed to Jail here
ior the county court. Mollie Curtis was received
In jail on the commitment OF the mayor for disor-
derly conduct. Both OF these are white persons
hEPoRTER'S N0TES-1t Is understood that the
alexandria and Washington railroad can be
streets on paying less than $1,000 damages to the
owners OF property upon the street. :. The grand
jury OF the United States court, yesterday after
noon, found true bills against John j. Clarke for
making apple-Jack without q license and w. s.
clarke f0r dealing in tobacco without license both
IN violation OF the internal revenue law All the
banks have declared semi-annuAl dividends OF 8
per cent. :. The ID. E church south sunday school
mace q pleasant excursion to Fort Washington
yesterday Messra II. Fl. Rudd Co. will begin
the painting OF the market building Immediately
Inc wash washington and Western railIoad buildings
are being painted by Mr.. McNichOl, OF Washing
--el
The Baltimore can moEera 6fso atm holding o11t
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PERsoNAL--Chlet Justlce waite is In New

PERSONAL--Chiet Justice Waite is In New York
THE only daughter OF Representative Skinner
died at Watertown, NY, on Tuesday, of diphthe-
ria.-Mr. Nathaniel Paige, OF Washington was
registered at the Office OF the New York Herald in
Paris yesterday.-Mr. E. V. Smalley, the we'll
known correspondent, has arrived at Walla WaIIa
W.T., having crossed overland via the proposed
route OF the Northern Pacific ratlroad.-Mrs F.
A. ASHFORD Mrs. Edward Temple Mr.. Edison Lowe
hr. Thomas Johnston and MISS Virginia Gemmili
are among the late arrivals at Rock EnOn Springs
-Register OF Wills Ramsden has been called to
ChatauQua by the critical condition OF his brother
who II Is feared will not recover from the injuries
sustained by being gOred by bull some time ago
The wife and children OF Representative
Turner, or Kentucky, LEFT this afternoon for Mount
Desert, where they Will pass the remainder or the
summer ~
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Hopes for the Recovery of the Actor
Gilbert

MANCHESTER, MASS, July 7.-The condition OF
John Gilbert, the veteran actor, this morning Is
not materially changed He passed the night
comfortably, and Is very weak. His physicians
and family, however, feel confident that he viii
RALLY and recover.
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TescgrnpI,ic Hricfs.

The Lick mills at san Jose, Cal, were destroyed
by ilre yesterday. Several or the workmen barely
escaped with their lives,
The failures reported to New York during the
week are In number 109 for the whole country.
The great majority or these disasters occur among
4 very petty class OF traders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

THE BOARD of commissioners OF Alabama
claims will meet in q short time and proceed to
business. The President has rendered to eX-Sen-
atOr CrcSwell the position or counsel for the gov
ernmcnt before the cOumi ssiOn, and Mr.. CreSweil
has accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

AN ORDNANCE DEroT is established by the
Chief of ordnance at FCrt Lowell, Arizona, and the
arsen ri at Fort Union, New Mexico, Is abolished,
by order OF Gen. sherman.
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Sudden Death of GEN. Skobcloss.

LONDON, July "A dispatch 10 Reuters tele-
gram company from MOSCOW announces the sud.
den death OF Gen. Skobelon, the famous Russiaa
general, at the Hotel Dussaux there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

YELLOW FEyER.-AGvices to the National Board
OF Health from New Orleans state 'thlt no case
OF yellow fever and no doubtful or suspicious case
has occurred in the city since the one reported
case o. June 25th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

SECOND LIEUT.. F. E. Hobbs, 2d artillery, has been
ordered to report in person to the chief of ord
nance for temporary special duty In his Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

GOLD BULLION OF the ydiuc OF si6,7S5, ,0e3 "a was
transferred from the New YORK assay Office to the
Philadelphia mint for coinage during the month
o. June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

THE CONTRACT for furnishing parquetry floor for
the north wing of the State War, and Navy de-
parment building has been awarded to Goorkock
d Co., of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

W. F. HORTON has been appointed to a $1,000
clerkship in the Surgeon Generals office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

CADET ENGINEERS L. ID. Miner and w. III. Alder
dice have been ordered to examination for promo
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

The TREASURY DEPARTMENT yesterday pur-
chased 56S coo ounces OF fine silver Tor the various
n{ptS
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NATIONAL BANgs.-The Controller of the Cur
rency has called for a report showing the cond-
ton OF the national banks at the close of business
on Saturday, the 1St Of July.
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BUILDING AssocTATIoN-At the 18th regular
monthly meeting or the Fourteenth Building As
ISOLATION, held last night at Goddards hall, 5000
was disposed OF, being 200 shares retired at the
stock value rates--about SIS 60 per share.
ACCIDENT-This morning colored man named
Nathan Hill, an employe at Mayfield Hiestons
wood and coal yard while cutting wood with Q
circular saw had his right hand terribly mangled.
Drs. Suter and Chew were sent for land amputateo
the two middle fingers, after which the patient
VIM. E Bell, broke a shaft near Norfolk, Wednes-
day. She Is laid up there for repairs.
rHE PosT OFFICE at Tennallytown has been
moved up town. Mrs E A. Duyall has been ~,
appointed postmaster.
PoRr.-Cleared-Schr Eieaner Wright, Chase.
for Richmond, light, to load coal for Providence, r.
L: schr. B. II. SQuircs. Megaghen, for Baltimore
light
corL; sold to arrive.
CONDITION OF THE wATRR.-Great Falls ana
receiving reservoir, very turbid distributing res
egv0ir, clear.
HIGH TIDk-July g. 81 am. l:S4 pa
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GOvERyHEET RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reye
nue., 1892 5!.57: customs. 81 ,G3S. .799 83.
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District Govern nment Affairs.

The Commissioners have received Invitations q
be present next Sunday at the colOred Knights
Templar encampment at Irving Park, on the Bah
timore and Ohio railroad.
There have been seventy fires in this District az
which the fire department has been called into
service since the LIST OF January last the largest
number (20) being i'll June
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: John Gaegler, erect
a two-story dwelling, 9O6 Sd street northwest,
81 300; VIM. Chambers, erect two-story carriage
house, X, between 18th and 18th streets north
west, 500; John Paul Ardeeser, erect three
story dwelling, corner 7th and streets north
west, $500; C. M. Sewell, repair brick 1000 a6th
street northwest, $l.G50
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APPRovED.-The President has approved the act
in regard to monumental column to cOmmcmo-
rate the battle OF Monmouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
Were Senator's Kellogg, Miller (ClL) and Jones and
Representatives. Anderson, Aldrch, Burrows Bis
bee, Hill, Valentine, BelfOrd and Speer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR AND THE OKLA
HOMA ISvADgR--The statement has been tele-
graphed east that Capt. Payne, of Oklahoma fame
intended TO make another raid In the Indian terri
tory, and that the Secretary OF the Interior had
promised 10 protect him. Secretary Teller, when
his attention was called to the matter by q STAR
reporter this morning, said that he had made no
such promise, and that Capt Payne would be put
out IN very summary way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

THE Controller OF the Currency has authorized
the Lincoln ,;ational Bank, OF Lincoln, Neb, to
commence business with capital OF 100000.
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TOLEDO CoURg HousR.-K D. Hail was the low
est bidder for furnishing brick work, ana ~
Mount Waldo Granite company Tor the stone vork
opened at tho TSeasufy department today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

was at the Capitol to-day. He said he was In the
field for CGGgreSSman-at-large TO stay, and seemed
TO reg ard his chance OF election as encouraging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

PREDICTIONS BY Hon. JERE. S. BLACK-Hon
Jere. S. Black was interviewed in Chicago yester-
day on the political outlook, and predicted that
the democrats would nominate Hancock for Presl-
dent and the republicans Blaine He thought that
Mr.. PattSOn would be the next governor or Penn
SylYaDia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

W0RKMEN INJURED BY A FALL-About O'Clock
yesterday Albert Bruce and Albert Conner were at
WORK W0rk on the barn OF Mr.. Knox near Uniontown,
Wnen the sca11old gave way and they were thrown
Bruce had his right shoulder broken and dislo-
Gated conner was hurt internally. Mr.. Knox
town. where the doctor, assisted by Dr. Bayne.
attended them. Bruce was taken to his home in
UnlontoWn, and Conner to his home in this city,
THE KNIGHTS OF WIsEMEN about 700 in num-
Der tcolOred), Of Richmond and vicinity, are eX-
pected 10 make an excursion, by railroad, to this
Col Perry Carson, who will escort them about the
city.
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Arrest of IL Horse Thief.
TWO MARYLAND CLAIMANTS FOR REwAF


ON Friday, June both, a cplored boy about 12
years Old stole horse from Mrs. Louise st. john
living on NJ street southwest. The horse was
standing harnessed to an old wagon in the day
time, and no one being about at the time the boy
unhitched the animal and mounting it rode of.
Search was made far and near, but no tidings
coming to the owner she finally advertised 1t by a
printed postal card. Two Of these cards reaching
IlScataWay, Md, an eX-cOnstable named joseph
reynolds, who had seen black boy with strange
morse In that neighborhood, went and arrested the
lao, VINO owned up to the theft. He persuaded the
BOY to remain with him, and turned the
horse into field belonging to his neighbor,
MT William Palmer, a county constable.
When the reward OF $40 was offered for the ami
mai, Palmer refused to surrender the animal
Reynolds then started for this city and arrived
yesterday, and went to police headquarters to
claim the reward. Palmer Suspecting where Rey-
noldS had gone, went to the house OF the latter,
and arreSt1ng the colored boy brought both bow
and horse to this city, where he arrived soon after
Reynolds, and placed the boy in the cells of the
eighth precinct station-house, on Capitol Hill,
leaving the horse in charge OF the officers of that
station, and this morning presented himself at
police headquarters for the reward, when he met
reynolds intent upon the same errand. Lieut.
Ecklo1f decided that Palmer, the constable, was
entitled to the reward, as he had produced both
morse and thief; but the owner Mrs st. John)
being poor was unable to pay the reward, she said,
unless she sold the horse
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Ths baltimore can makezs dze stzll holding ont
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESsEIs.-The Iroquois
has been ordered to Panama. The Navy depart
ment IS Informed OF the arrival OF the Enterprise
at the New York navy yard. The POwhatan and
Tallapoosa have left Key West for Pensacola, Fla.
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pATTERN HATS AND FINE MILLINERY
GOODS;
SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS:
SILK. FLANNEL and CANBRIC SUITS the largest
nd most e!e4-dnt assortment IN the city, made exclu
ssytly - my order
VI. WILLIAM
OCT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
CITE TRFvISF PARIS ak
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THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by Secretary
Chandler ana one Or two other members of the
Cabinet, contemplated going to Fortress Monroe
to-norrow'on the DeSpatch but that vessel
VIII not be ready the trip has been abandoned.
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I--AyIIA11 NCOIIC.
E-'LOWERS AT COST.
OGF immense Stock of =
FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST
to reduce.
AsC, great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS
AND BOSNETS LACE NITTS AND
THREAD GLOVES AT COST
MRS. NJ ]. HUNT
Vo 1909 Z street northwest.
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-fA FASHIONABLE
pRESSSAK1SCi AND TRIMMING STORE
12Il PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
Dresses, Suits, Costumes, CiOGks &C. made i'm suDa
fr styi Il short notice LADIES' have Dresses clIt
AID Dasted and perfect mt gIiarauteed. ~
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
80 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
M-kts CoRSEIS 10 order in style and material
EEd guG-an tees perfect ft and comfort.
HER SPECIAIFIES ARE
French Hand made Underciothing Meriuo Underwear
- and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
<IShch CorsetS and BGsties- The Hercules" SuD-
Iorrng Corset tor which Miss III. is special agent
ard "a II Corset, her own make, that for the price
osrnVt IL surpassed
Nil rench, German and Spanish spoken as
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DOUGLASS.
HOOPSkIRTS AND BUSTLES
Our Own MAKEOF THE FINEST WATCH SPRING
STEEL, soc. UP. Any STYLE AND SIZE
MADE To ORDER.
HO0PShIRIS OF 'tkEFllSE" STEEI. CSC.
&l.5O.
A Fine French CCntille Handmade CORSET at 81.
his corset il sod in other cites at q. so
We have one special lot of Childrcns Regular Made
HOSE ~ Cardinal. Blue and Brown, at 25c. Would be
cheap at 3Jc.
DOUGLASS,
NINTH AND STREETS
mig
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After the usual proceedings were over in The
star route trial last evening Mr. Merrick had &
consultation with Judge Wylie with reference, as
1t is supposed, to taking action to have recently
discovered evidence against the So-called stal
route conspirators presented to the grand jury a,
once. To-day an application was formally made
out by the district attorney, and Judge Wylit
made an order reconvening the grand Jury on
MondayheXt, the 10th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-07

SECRETARY FOLGER SAID LAST NIGH that there
has been nothing developed as far as he knows In
the $1,000 bond plate Investigation affecting Col
1riSh Chief OF the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing III any Way, and that the copy or the
genuine pl1te said to have been made, but as
years before Col. Irish took charge. The reports
about change have caused considerable uneasi-
ness N The printing bureau, where there are
nearly 1000 persons employed.
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Wer 1T Trau gBtnsle,p ,

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Do. ettie trase oft esReat ptse, wouen
ntr stnfa4 fasen. bab ee fine DAME II,
BE e F& iett 80 Satrea 3nr Aufeate madR'
te. Observation-Disclosures, bauptia&ll& absr
&tnosrsranseeitea ~ Raeisen. Gle bat
be Contribution ane bic Webarfnide btsftr
3ablrti&en 8lanen bticneers 8epraft unb
ale Refnltat praltif*er 8tnntniRe nab
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f&wies, aber ibr NuSe lieB ni4t ab BON
feinen 3agen; es batte iett beaielbeu
ausbrud, ME Bel Der eriten 9ea4ridt in
g., ais erparte fe in ber nddifen Wi.
mute bic Gnti&eibunS iiber 2eten unb
Sob.
limb bas iasf Du mir? brad er ieet
nit idmer3li@er Bitterfeit aus. Das
muB i9 BON Deinen Qippen bSren? Wi0it
Du ben Trdumer in mir beripotten, ober
trdumif Du felblt BON einem ibealen
Treunbi&aftsbuube, ,po bic Qiebe gum
Trepet ,pirb? Tdui&e Did nidt! 3wi'
i@en @eifern mag elm fOl&er Bes mSs.
lid iein, 3wii4en 9ersen ni&t; ba ent=
itammt Ct nur ber 9dlte ober BEN Ber=
breden. Sd babe aud einit an icl4en
frantbaften Trdumen 9eban9en in Der
Giniausfeit neine Stubir3immers; ba fam
bic 9iebe 3u Dir unb riff mid binaus ins
2eben, in bic rcue Mirflidfei!, unb bas
Qeben nnb bic @irfli4feit nerlansen ieet
ibre @e&te. Sd mub Did beiiseu Ober
Did Serlieren ouf emiS! @s Siebt fein
Drittes 5wii4en uns
(Xprtfebund fpIot.)
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~ zaGez1}zAE
Wtte beriibmte Jrau pbne 9ttet!
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bent srSbten Gier ibrer Mrbeit, .peIde Iestere bos
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etne 1esli4s tbee fpe3ieHe 2eibensIait ober TIRE
Srease Sapon befreit au fetn tunbaiebt, ,u beant.
iuorten. Sbre pFan3en prdparatiom 1T elm Sell.
tnitteI tir quite unb ni5t fit b1fe 2pede. Std bobe
PerfSn!i6 6ies ausgefunben unb bi,, uoi, bel abrs
sss stsfa sssas s ass ai5srsas m
1te pom ben beften Mer5ten be8 2anbes e,npfobIen
mns nerf9rieben. .-Gtner pom bieien faat: nOie
gtrtang 1it wnnberbar nnb erfpart pieIes aeiben.
gM:efaaen, SSsueorree, nnre 9elmdbise unb f9merss
aas SSna9snng ess nns S@ss ansstr9.n
senben Radenmartbef6w 6werben, unb TT beionSers
anwenebars cur 3eit bes 2ebenswe6 6ieIs."
Sie enrdbrinst: isben TbeiL bes meni6Ii9en
sssss gsa MD ssa g5s ssss sssas assss 5 as :s hs
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poafdnbtg poriiber mad @ebrau4 btefes SeiImits
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rem osiblid3en a1rpsrtgite ut,terIeeenben geiet
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1pel9er Ratb ftr fpesele Sdle, unb bic Nanert non
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Iniebes poaitanbig kerseenf worben, ,tann man bon
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ten: Nan fige 4otmarte 3ur gedntmortina Bel
9egen Neren gef4werben Bet beiben gefdIed=
tern tt biefe Mif@nng anibertreffbar ,ute aabls
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fponbent xnb bte beften In eit ais SeiImitteT
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Grforrung. Sbr @Ilt Retntaer brinat Wuns
her3u Mvrfe nnb ID auetFe nidf ipirb balb eberio
ration" -
Gin SeSer mus Nefe srau als einen gnoSen
enSe! anfeben, beren einaiser Bunf9 1T Mnberen
asilaseIpbia. ga. % mrs. u. m. ..
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- E + It . y I II Il 4.

9utf1 HiIIem finb fpe,iea fiir biefe wdne
bereitet. efneDpffs sermrfadbt etncn fotdbtnaHsde
fel Ina 8eHnben. baA ber 3sieenee ertsannr tm.
gle perniebrem ben 6ppetit uno Sernrfa1en wIenl@.
EDtrfuns ani bauuns Al game etn regeimalts
atr etablaam6 berSoroeruien tpirp. prets Is 9ents
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Uom Epbferrettet.

@iaiam s. gousblia BON somerSiae,
WaH. iast /; Sm 6erbft 1875 betam
i'd 3unsenbluten, SefolSt bon einem befti=
sen 1nifen. Sd Utrlor ZEN Appetit unb
msin Gleif& unb wurbe bettl60eriS. Sn
1877 bra&te man midl inc 6sspttol. Eie
Gsr5te erilarten. Id bate Elm Sod in mei'
net Qnn0s bon Der @rSee etnes balben
poaaritlds. @oear be Nudri&t BON
metnsm EUpe perbreitete Hb. Sd CAB
aue 6cfauus auf; oa emptabt mir elm
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an far bic eunse. Sd sebrap&te
cine Tlai6e uno ~ meinsm &rifaunen
wuros i& beRer. uno bin beute seiinper.
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50 i6reibe bies Ia Der 1offnuns, tof
Seoer NIT lranier 4unse 1etaftete Or.
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brau&t. unp Id tin absrasuat, bak bas:
fslke sN aas,sbruna beilt. S& i0ns
poftia betappteu. sab mir Der Buliuu
metr @utes ermieien bat, ale Que iibri.
Seu @rdsnsien auiammen, bic i& nubm.
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~ US giebt 3tpei @eiten gu ieoen1
8ilbe; mon ioate fib beibe anfeben,
ebe man cine tpdbIt." Mber Meren-
Rraut bat mur eine @eite, unb bic III
gut, benn tpeoer nit Be5ug auf bic &e=
fultate, bic er3ielt iperben, bat es bon
Der Wabrbeit nidts gu fiir@ten. Ner5te
m6gen ni1t aile einig bariiber fein, mas
bic befen peilmittel unb 6eilmetbooen
anbetriift in Nieren., 2eber= unb Nfa=
gen=Qrantbeiten. Nber NQe, bic 9lie=
rensQront benust, ftimmen borin iiber=
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ain If. Die Wirtuns it f6neu, sriiuo=
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ben @traBenbabnnageu. Die Mutte
bes Rinoes bermiBte bai1elbe einig
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Wagen befteigen 5tl feben unb ibr Sim
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baftung ber &inberoiebin gu peran
lafen, unb oieie entfam.
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9agel= uub @egenifurm getpiitbet. glat
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tpur6en 12 Sduier fortgei6memmt unb
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Gabrten eingeiteqt baben.
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ben, baB Der 8riganben9ef Mabeme6
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gebaltenen 8ruber au befreien. Das
erite Mal tpurbe er surudgei9lagen,
babel tpur6e aber ber Gefangene get6bs
tet. Oas aipeite Wlal ipar ct erfolgreid !;
ct Bolte bic 2ei9e ieines Bruoers,
f6nitt ben @efdnsniBpdrtern bic yfaien
ab, pliinberte brei armenii9e S6rfer,
beIditigte Irauen, t6btete nnebrere
Mdnner unb trat nit rei@er 8iebbeute
ben &iid3ug on.
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9duiern gefunben, pel9e bic Metbo6e
CUR tpirfiamiten gindi6erung Der 9dus
Ter angeben. Die plafate tpurben bon
ber poli3ei fofort entfernt. Mittler=
tpeile baben bic N6belihreiner i'm Galls
bourg ct. Mntoine bic Mrbeit eingeifeQt
unb man ertpartet ftiin0lib ben Musz
bru9 ernfer unruben.
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ertranten 100 Seeleute. .z.
-Die thrfifde Iinanacommifion
berani9lagt ias 9efi3it bes nd9fidbri=
gen Budgets auf $50. 600, 900. ~
= Sn Quebed nimmt bas Rotpbb>
tbun 70 iiberbanb, baB bic 3eitungen
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ba bic poli3ei 6em Sreiben oeielben
3egenhber ma9tlos iei.
= @apitdn 9agenotp bonn General
tabe ber oeutf9en Mrmee, tpel9er na@
ggppten gefanbt tporben mar, I'M ben
Jelbaug gu beoba6ten, bat feinen Be-
ti9t erifattet. St lobt bic Saftif ber
Nrmee in ber f@mei6elbaf<
teten Meiie. i ~
- Ser Sultan bat ben BON Der beu=
'6en Offi3ierseommi5fion ousgearbei=
'eten plaa aur Reorganization Der tiir=
'ii6en Nrmee genebmist.