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National Republican., 1883-11-16
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'Ifyou are suffering from poor health
'or languishing on a bed of sickness,
take cheer, If you are simply ailing, or
If you feel weak and dispirited, with
out clearly knowing why, Hop Bitters
will surely cure you"
you are Minister, and have overtaxed your
self with your pastoral duties; or a Mother, worn
out with care and work or Man OF Bu.iuess or
'LabOrer, weakened by the strain Of your everyday
duties; or a Man of Letters. toiling over your
midnight work, Hop Bilters will surely strengthen
YOU" "a
"Ifyou are suffering from
'overeating or drlnkngany
indiscretion or dissipation,
'or are young and growing
TOO fast, as is often the case.
"Orifyou are in the workshop on the
farm, at the desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system needs cleansing,
toning, or stimulating, without intoxi-
eating; ifyou are old, blood thin and
impure, pulse feeble nerves unsteady,
faculties waning Hop Bitters is what
you need TO give you new life, health,
and vigor."
Ifyou are costiye or dyspeptic, orsuf
fering from any other of the numerous
diseases Of the stomach or bowels, tits
your own fault II YOU remain i'll.
If you are wasting away with any
form OF Kidney disease, stop tempting
death this moment, and turn for a cure
TO Hop Bitters.
II you are sick with
that terrible sickness
Nervousness you will
find balm in Gilead"
III Hop Bitters.
If you are a frequenter or a resident
ofa miasmatio district, barricade your
system against the scourge of all coun-
tries-malaria, epidemic bilious, and
intermittent ievers-by the use OF Hop
Bitters.
Ifyou have rough, plmply, or sallow skim bad
breath, Hop Bitter will give you fair skin, rich
blood the sweetest breath, and health. $500 will
DO paid fora case they will not cure or help.
That poor, bedrdden, invalid wife, sister
mother, or daughter can be made the picture OF
health by few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but
tribe. ocl9-mWfW1m
National Republican., 1883-11-16
Anttiun Salts.
United States Marshal's sale.

BY virtue OF n writ of herl fncns issued out of the
clerks office of the supreme Court District OF
Columbia and TO me directed will sell at punlic
sale for cah at the Court House door Of said District
on o., MONDAY, the 18TH DAY or NOVEMBER,
1883. at IL o'clock all the right title claim aud In
terest of the defendants In and to the following de-
scribed propety, to wilt: Lot numbered 20 iu ". u.
1ouls recorded subdivision OF square numbered SO3
IN the City Of Washington. District of Columbia,
levied upon as the property Of Alonzo A. Marr aud
Jon J. Byrne trading as Mari N Byrne. to satisfy
execution No. 22,7I5 at law, In favor of Ringwalt 4
Hack. G. Il. HENRY,
. Late U. s. Marshal, ID. c,
THOMAS DowLNG.
Auctioneer
Oct 81, 1885, oc9i.dts
National Republican., 1883-11-16
Raid on Policy shops.

Detective Raft and officers McMahon Jones,
and Nicholson raided the policy shops Of
James McGlue, located at No. 14l9 + street,
and Of John Brooks. on L street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets northwest,
yesterday afternoon, and arrested McGluo
and Brooks, the proprietors, for writing pol
icy, and William A. Boss, John Shorter,
Joseph Eglam, John Waters, George Davis,
and Stephen Harley as witnesses. They
were locked up at the Twelfth street police
station,
National Republican., 1883-11-16
CALL for The Renowned orator.
A birthday Party.

The residence of John G. Parker was filed
last evening by his many friends, who
gathered to wish his daughter, Miss Mabel,
many happy returns of her birthday. most
enjoyable. evening was spent, interspersed
with music, both vocal and instrumental, by
Mrs. Burbridge, Misses 0urand, Domer, and
others. The feature of the programme was
the rendition Of an original composition by
Mr. @. b. Rheem, dedicated to the young
hostess. A bountiful collation. was served
and the guests dispersed at late hour
with heartfelt wishes for the future.
Among those present were DIR. and Mrs.
Domer, Mr.. and Mrs. Burbridge, Miss Lalie
Domer, Miss Emma Stokes, Miss Sadie
Stokes, Miss Sophie Pytchlyn. Miss Lulu
Rheem, Miss Annie Ourand, Miss Ella
Chancey, Miss Annie Eckbert, Messrs Rheem,
Stokes, Myers, Ourand. Domer, Pytcblyn,
Weaver, and Pope,
National Republican., 1883-11-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels At the
River Front.

At eorgetown--Arrived schooners VIM.
II. Kennel, soper, from Hoboken, Dread
nought, Griffin, from Alexandria
Henry 8. Culver, Crowley, from Alex
andria, William r. Houston, Chadwick,
from Providence. Sailed: Schooners Helen
Hasbrouck, Bennett, for Jersey City, A. IL.
Belden, Terry, for South Norwalk.
Cana matters-Twenty-e eight canal boats
arrived yesterday. and the following left
here: Helen ", William T. Creighton, Percy,
f. H. Darby, Three Brothers, West Virginia,
James Cannon, Bessie and Harry, B. Hum
bird, Extenuate, Star No. 3, w. +. Hall,
Missouri, Carrie ", Earnest and Holland, r.
s. Grant, Il. II. King William Mertens, c. w.
Porter, Delaware, Willie and Walter, Allan
Campbell, Unexpected, sallie Burwell, p. G..
Uhler, Oxford, G. w. Miller.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

Dec. 15 for the winter. The commissioners
say that the canal is in first rate condition,
and they estimate that the tonnage for the
year will be about 70J,OO0. Tho receipts for
tolls will be about $2s0,000. This will be n
much larger business than last year, and the
best years work ever done on the canal, with
one exception. There were present at the
meeting l.. Cass Smith. president james T.
Berret, Patrick Hamill, John Humbird,
Spencer Watkins, aud j. A. l.. Mcclure.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

The first free lecture of the course of
twenty-chemical, physical, and literary
illustrated by new and complete apparatus,
will begin tonight at Friends meeting house.
DIR. j. r. Rogers being the lecturer.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
GNnfatinllal.

ESSONS IN ART CRAIO," OR QUICK
l. method OF drawing; special instruction in crayon
portralture, MRS. NJ. SHERIDAN, room 20, Cor
coran building noi2-8th
DECORATIVE ART SCHOOL - DRAWING,
~ Painting, Mechanical Drawing, Art Needle
Work, Hammered Brass, China Painting. &c. Rooms
10 and l23, Corcoran ling. 18th ST. and Pa
no7-im
NINE. JOSEPHINE LOGAN. TEACHER OF
Nl the italian School of Vocal Music 1920 street
northwest, no6-l2t
WTILLTAM WALDECKER,
w (Graduate Of the LeIpsic Conservatory of Musc)
TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, AND HAIR
MONY,
Residence No. 1907 Thirteenth street northwest
National Republican., 1883-11-16

$500 PRIZE PAiD.-Received of the Henry Col
llege Lottery company In full raymonl for one,
twenty five hundred dollars (2,h0O00) for ]. C.
Smith. WASHINGTON. D. G.. Adams Express com
about Henry college Lottery, address j. j.. DoUG-
LAS, Louisville, KY, or o. ballard, lock box 76,
III
National Republican., 1883-11-16

Ann Packer. of Pennsylvania, preached
at tho Friends meeting house, on l street.
last night upon the object for Which Man
was Made" The attendance was quite good,
and the discourse was an able production and
attentively listened to.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

Mr.. Charles d. Thompson, son of ex-Secre-
tary r. w. Thompson, died suddenly in Terre
Haute, Ind, from paralysis, yesterday after
noon.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
THE PHILOSOPHY OF I1EADACmE.

THE STOMACH THE BOWELS. AND THE
LIVER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY PANG
THAT RACKS THE HEAD. REGULATE. TONE,
AND HARMONIZE THE ACTION or THESE
ALLIED ORGANS WITH TARRANT'S SELF
ZEH APERIENr, AND YOU CURE THE CON-
GISTS-
National Republican., 1883-11-16
Two Excellent Races at the Brightyvood
TracIK-GOod Time Made.

Two Excellent Races at the Brightwood
Trach-GOod Time Made.
Fully 800 people attended the races at
Brightwood course yesterday afternoon. ysomc
very good horses from Westminster, Nd;
Philadelphia, Pittsburg. and the district were
presented, and although the day was disa-
greeably cold, the horses were in good condi-
tion aud the crowd was in betting humor
Ike Medium, owned by George L. Hoppe, of
Westminster, and Gossip, owned by James
DUNCAN, of this city, were withdrawn before
the race was called The races were the last o
the season, and were for trotters of the 22j
class and PAGERS of the 2:30 class, the purses
being $780, and 5000 respectively. Auction
and French pools were sold on the grounds,
and the betting was spirited and interesting.
In the pacing race TOpsy &. drew first
place; Diamond Toe, second Little Splan,
third, and Tack Rapid, fourth. The latter
was the iavorite in the first heat, but no lost
it. Little Splau took the first heat and at
once became favorite, and remained 80 the
end. In the first heat the horses got off we'll,
and there was some fine pacing done. The
following is
THE SUMMARY
Brghtwood park-Eor $50 PAGERS, purse $780,
best in 3:
j. II. Morrow enters r. m. Little splan... /
Robert Harper enters 6, 4. jack Rapid. . l .
G. B. Coilin entersti. g. Diamond Toe. 3 3
j. Barngrower enters blk. m. Topsy c., 3 4
Time, 2433l 2;39N 2;3S19, 2AO.
Tho trotting race was very exciting, and
much interest was felt in the contest.
especially when it was narrowed down to
Douglass and Dick Organ. The former
horse is owned by +. II. Gheen, of this city,
and the latter by j. 4. Turner, of Philadel-
phia. great deal Of money changed hands
on this race. Douglass was naturally ia
vorite on his own ground. The pools sold
well, and in the first heat Douglass sold for
big money against the field The horses got
off well in the first trial. and Douglass won
the heat with apparent ease,
and repeated it tho second time. In
the three remaining heats Dick Organ
showed himself q horse not to be tritied with,
and gave Douglass and his hackers IA surprise
they will not soon forget by winning the
third and fourth heats apparently with an
effort, but in the last heat beat Douglass
badly, leaving him several lengths behind.
The following is the
SUMMARY:
Brightwood park-Purse of $780, for 2:25 trotters,
best three heats in five.
j Z. Turner enters b. 6. Dick organ..... 42l1l
j. III. Gheen enters &. Z. Douglass ! ! 3
j, B. HeidegCr enters b. z. Edwin A...... 3 . 9
Gus Wilson enters 4. IN. Lady Leah...... 4 i34
Time, 2:3ll, 22Sl6, 2:2715 2;3l19, 2:3215.
The success of the meeting was due in a
great part to the indefatigable efforts of Mr..
f. NJ. Draney, who has spared neither time,
labor, nor money in bringing the horses here
and otherwise making the meeting really
what it was-a genuine treat to the horsemen
of the district. Thejudges were Messrs. S. A.
Cox, j. ID. Watson, and II. Madden.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &C. Call on or
address Herzog. No. 3O5 Ninth street, near Penn
Bylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid. Call or
address l.. Rice, 623 Seventh street southwest
Orders by mnil promnIlY attended to.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
ROcllester Reer.

Try 1t, and If not the best bottled beer get your
money back. Delivered to any part of the city,
by dozen or case. u. 10 cents per dozen. Order by
mail or telephone.
f. H. FINLEY, 1906 Penna. ave.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
ASK for the Old Orator.
9. and O. Canal CommIssionsrs.

o nnu % ChnHI CommIsstOners'
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal commis-
soners met yesterday at the Arlington, re-
ceived statements Of the months business,
and made arrangements TO close the canal on
National Republican., 1883-11-16

GoUvERNEUR, N. Y,-Tho Herald says, as
friend to its patrons, it is with pleasure that
It can recommend as radical cure for
all rheumatic affections, the wonderful
remedy st. Jacobs oil. 1t cures pain.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

But these figures hardly convey an ade-
quate conception of tho Transformation ef-
fected in the northeastern section by tho
Columbia railway.
Prior to its organization the only sign of
improvement in that direction was the inn
mense block of houses erected on square 623,
one of the most valuable and courageous un-
dertakings ever accomplished in the district.
But after the road became settled fact quite
number of new enterprises sprang up. The
old Douglas square was reduced to grade
and completely filled with modern houses.
Other squares in the vicinity, through
which the Tiber ran, were taken hold
of by builders and covered with conmo-
diOus houses. A large number of dwellings
were put up at the extreme eastern end of the
line, streets were opened and graded, sewer
age established, gas and water introduced,
and permanent population located where
before had been few novels and a
dangerous neighbour ood. Such has been the
result of an enterprise, whose inception was
regarded as chimerical, and whose progress
was imped ed by many difficulties.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

NERVOUS headache, neuralgia, nervous de
bility, and all undue weaknesses are promptly
cured by Aliens brain food; 81 package; six
for $5. At druggists.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in %lb. Ward" prints at 4Oc perlb.
Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball. buItermilk &C.
per quart, and sweet milk, &c. per quart
National Republican., 1883-11-16

Bllance on and.................... $40 40
1t will be thus seen that $65,00O was paid
in dividends from March l, 1879, to March
12, 1873. Since that time 81 per share has
been paid pretty regularly, although at times
there have been no dividends, as in case of
the past few weeks
AS the Metropolitan railway proved of
signal benefit to the section traversed by its
cars, so the Columbia has added greatly to
the value of the property along its line, as
was predicted by its projectors
From II report made by Supt. VIM. Morgan
Nov 25, 1874, it appears that the ratio of in
crease between the years 1869 and 1873 of
property lying east of North Capitol street
along the line of the road was rs follows:
1859. Value of land Observation-Disclosures. S2i4 1852
Value OF improvements. ............ 06, 900
National Republican., 1883-11-16
LOCAL MENTION.

LUNCHES for ladies while shopping. Fick's, oil
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
TRoTTING MATINEE.

No FANCY prices at Fick's, OIL Pennsylvan
avenue.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
Etgul.

Practice in the Supreme Court of the United States
In the Courts of the District or Columbia, and the
Executive Departments. Special attention 10 Claims
and Collections
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA, SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY
g. 1883
GEHMoNp CRANpELL VS.. wAsHISaTow CITY sAv-
INGs BANK-3i23, Eq Doc ~.
The payment by the receiver OF vdends To credit
ors OF said bank having been heretofore decreed in
this cause nggreggtng one hundred per centum u Is
this third day of May A. ID. 1883, on motion OF VIII.
lam Il. Mattlngly, receiver, ordered, adJudged and
decreed that all depostors In the Washington City
Savings Bank defendant herein, and their assigns,
be- aud they hereby, forever debarred from max
ing any claim demand against said defendant, the
receiver In this cause. or the assets In his hands,
less their claim for undrawn dividends be presented
to said before the first day OF January, A. ID.
1884 provided notice OF this order be published at
least three times a week fur successive weeks
from this day, and three times wee for six
siYe weeks prior 20 said Jel 1881 IN two or more
CHARLEs p. JAMES, Justice.
true copy.
Test-R. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
noiS-tuthsy BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

HAVE none but the Famous Orator.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
aitn.
Gln0trtakers.
WY Il. SPEARE
UNDERTAKEN.
$40 STREET NORTHWEST.

EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS AND
ON THE MOST REASON ABLE TERMS.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

Sept. 10, 1877. to March II, 1873. To dis.
burSment., expenses, ,., Sll,53l; To
lirSt intallmeut, real and personal lax,
1877 aud 1878. $3.50.
National Republican., 1883-11-16

"Ifyou are suffering from poor health
'or languishing on a bed of sickness,
take cheer, II you are simply ailing, or
If you feel weak and dispirited, with
out clearly knowing why, Hop Bitters
National Republican., 1883-11-16

JJENRY LEES SONS.
UNDERTAKERS.
1892 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. w.
,,p,n,h ,a. 30i PennsylvaniR avenue southeast
pr"ncn olhces' 4os Maryland avenue southwest.
National Republican., 1883-11-16
NORWOOD INsTIrU rE, SESSION i8S8.'si.

IIowES BooKKEEPING-THE SHORTEST
II method In the United states; months OF study
saved by an experienced book keepeer no text books
10 study. they practically useless. With PEN
manshlp, &c, Is a month si2 for three months;
How Rapid business Pen manshp alone, g. Howe's
Ruainpsa SchoOl 5iJ 7th
National Republican., 1883-11-16

The undersigned, an experienced physician and
teacher makes the and instruction of such boys
especially. Location delightful. Address
DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-13
guropaiid]e Gabelbert6ts.
sbeaterpanif in aarlsbos

Rarlsbab, 86hmen, 10. Sept. - SIN
htefigen Gbeater brad geitern Nben6 IN SOlge
eine8 bltnben 5euerldrms Elm Bantt aus uno
Der oIaemeiue Shreden tuuroe burd ben
llmfanb, bas bic Sblrsn uerihloTen tparen,
nod erh6bt. 8iele Der 4nmeienben iprau.
aeu aus ben Seniteru. SdlieBItG5, na6oem
fnebrere BerIonen oerlett norben naren,
tprrben bic 9biiren ge6ffuet, uuo bic gu
Ihnusr etItsn in's 6rete.
Ole Gfprte une bic tfbs6frsidbffdbe Auian,.
86lu, 70. Sept. - Sin Correspondent
BET y6olniIHen 3ettung" meloet aus Con-
ffantinopel, eef Sultau babe bem oentihen
@eian0teu Baron Rabotpis In elmer Auoten3
mitqetbetlt, es iet bic Ibfift Der Bforte, an
Der ourh bic beutif 0ffrei6iide alltan3 an,
gebeutstsu Boltttf feff3ubalten.
aussefdnuna fir eintn turbeffI4en @rinaen.
Berlin, 10. Sept. - &aiier Bilhelm
bot bem Brin3eR Gleranoer BON SeiIensJfaiieI
gslegentlid bes so. Subrestases ietnes gtn.
tritts In ben NtilttdrOtenft 6as Commando
iiber Dos Is. 8ragouerregimeut oerlieben.
Der Prtn3 uabm bic Qus3eidnuug nit 9aut
On unb betpies bterburd, oaB er ale autt-
preubiihen 2enoenSen aufgegebeu bat, uuo
bnb bas CUTE Giuueruehmeu suii9eu tim
unb BEN faiier bergefellt LIT.
Die gpbiestifeter.
g8ten, 12. September. - Die Sobtesft'
feier tpurbe gefferu Abenb i'm Brater fortge'
iett. Inter auberem funs elm Safel3ug
ffatt unb Elm 6snerpsrt uurbe nbgebrannt.
Mon is1et, baB tpenisfteus 100000 Berio.
nen Der Setter bepobutsu. - Sn Rrafau uno
9embsrg fuurbs Der Sag NIT Gntbutasmus
bsaangen unb BITE StruBen betoer Stibte
paren NIT 8einhern ans Bolen gefillt.
BbtfnbeIphta, II. September. -
lIeber 5000 Berioneu nabmen beute an Der
BON Der yBoluii6en linton" peranfalteten
Sobtesftfetsr Gntbetl. &ebeu uurben tn
eupIiifer, beutider uHb poIutidsr Sprade
gebaIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-13
SbDs. 81. Scptt'S 0eift ais 3euae
in einem 9rpiefIe.

8bttabetp bia, 10. 9ept. - Su Der
Rlnge un6 @egeRtlage 3ptiheu Simou y.
Sale uno ber D0annille 6a3teton g8iltesz
barre'r Gifenbubn. Comp" melder feit ldnz
ger, als Sabreu Dor @eridt ifpebte, bat
Der n0iafer of @bancelp" etne gnti9etbuug
sefdllt, burd bic ber 8ahngeieuIdaft $510,s
1856 nebft 3tnien 3ugeiprOflen werseu.
8te gahn tpurbe i'm Sabre 1867 faft ohue
6Opttul BON Saie ge9riinoet uub 2esterer
mar, bis bic Attiondre bic Sppothefen prd'
flubtren lieBen, Prdiibeut, Supertnten0ent
unb Sinan3agent Der 8abn. 1877 flogte
Safe gegen bic @ompagute uno forberte
$3.50, 900, bic ibm an9eblt9 3utameu; bic
attiorGre antporteteu NIT elmer @agenilage
nm @eItly, bic tbnan tTaie nod i9ulyig ietn
irEte. Snterefaut tuaren bic SerbanoIus'
gen, ale 6aie auf Dem 3eugeufanb nor; er
TT ale SptrttualtF befannt uns beidpor feter.
ltdff aHf bem .3eu8euffano, er babe NIT benz
@eiif be8 uerfOrbeneu @iieubabnt6ntgs
Sberftsn &bos. q. ScOtt eine Iangsre In.
terrebuug gebabt, tn tpeldsr Der Self ftd
iebr liar nnb offsn iiber Die Nunslessnbeit
ausipraG uno 3tpar auf) iiber Dtuge, Gle ftd3
erft nod fetnem Sobe ereigueteu. 2roB
bteies @etfergeiprdd3s wurbe Safe uecIr'
tbetIt, ben atttOndren obengenaunte SImme
All 30hleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-13
NerunaInfte Kifher.

SaIifar, R. g., 10. Sept.-8ie aus
Darlington bertftet fpiro, puroe bort bot
eefteru 4benb oer 6iideret-SdoOuer D8eit'
IeB" ans 2uneuburg eingebra6t, ipeldem
man auf botsr See obue irgenb Elm lebenbes
0eien am 8orb anfgefunben bate. Der
n8efleb" uRternabm Dor eiutgeu Boden
bon 2unenburg aus etue 5abrt mad Banf
auoro uno bate etne SeIaBung BON neun
Mtunu ON 8orb. Gls baS Sdiff aHgetrof'
fen purbe, befanben iid bic 9etden BON bier
ertrunfeneu 6tldern In Der faiIte, bon ben
iibrigen flint mar inbeiieu fetne Spur 3u
eutbeden. Das Sahr3eug mar nit Bafer
gefillt, bic Raften paren abgeriiieu, iopie
bic Sdansbetleiburgsn ihmer bei9GOtqt uuo
alles 3eigte, baB bas Sdtff eiuen ihrefltt n
Sturm bur6gemaht bate. Son etnem Boot
parRtdts III iebeu, bod 1T nidt an3uuebmen,
baS fid Die Ntitglteber Der Waunidaft bet
benz llnnetter aHf Iolden 3u retten permo6t
baben. Sie in Der Staiite gefunbenen Seute
batteu bort pabridetult9 Sdus geiutt
nnb parsn bon bereinffiir3enSen Weaen er'
tr6ntt porben, pGbreno bic iibrtgen fi4
nobl i'm Safeltperf feff,ubatten periuhteu,
aber In BEN tobenbeu Sieau btnab gertfeu
nurben. Ser yHeifleB" mar @tgeutbum
BON IS. yforman Reinbarbt bon Qahaue uuo
nurbe bon o. Barter BON 9uuenburg &oun.
tp gsfibrt. Inter Der 8eiaeuua iOllen iid3 elm
iungsr Snbn, iorpie ein anberer Sermaubter
oe8 Gigentbiimers befunbeu babeu. 9as
Sdifi mar erft Dor Stuei Sabren in So8Ier's
@cpe rom Stnbel gelaffen mor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-13
sie gsentbanter GfOrnOnen.
Gnre zines fntertiianter GfanSaIs prp,eiTes in
Uedfiac6ufetts.

Bottom, 12. September. - SIN Sberge,
rift bon gorfolfs @ountp ~ Oebbam eHbete,
tpte bereits geffern fur3 uitgetbeilt, Der Bros
3e6 gegeu bic jogenauHten 8entbamer Rors
mOnen - elm interefGnter Sau, beiIen 8ers
banbluugen i'm gan5en Staate 2tnfiebeu ge'
matt baben. Qngeflagte nareu Der Sptrta
tiff SaCffon @uans uno spet iunge fSrauenss
perionen, bic unuerebelt9te &ate Bbtttug
unb Srau Rate Cobb. Der @atte Der Qests
genannten bate bic anfiage erbobeu; er
bsi6ul6igte bic Sret i'm @ontubtnat nit
sinnnber geIebt gu habea. 8et ben Sers
banblungen famen 8tHge Bur Sprade, bic
fidl ifleGterbiugs ntdt fir Die Ser6f9nt'
Iidung eignen. @OanS 1T etn bd5ltder
Snnggeielle Don etpa 45 Sabren; er fam Dor
bier Sabren nod gSentbam, no er eine neuc
art WlormOnentbHm pre6igte; bic 6auptIad1e
fir ibn i6ten III ietu, mad Der Breoigt aGle
bubiGen gGetber in ietnem Beretd III fiiiieu.
:3uerff ladte man iibsr i'm, aber es gelang
ihni, einige @stber uno etntge ltsbebe6iirf,
ttge Siiugliuge 3n Teiner 2ebre 3u bstebren
unS nameutli6 Gate SBbtttug unb Srau
Cobb 10 fir iid1 ein3nuebmen, bas oiejel6en
81 tim 3ogen. Sn ieiuem Sauie gtug es Der
naBen gu, baB bic gau3e iittiame gtafbare
fdaft fi6 bariiber entiebte. Cobb mar ;uert
aud nnter ben Sefshrten, als aber ieiue
iunqe biibide 6rnu 3u @uans 3og, murbe er
rebeutiG. Die Srau iudte ibu baburd5 ;u
beilrfttgeu, bab ite er3dblts, bic Setter bat
ten tbr 6urh @uans befObIen, fd) bieiem
btniugsben, I'm ibre Seele 81 retteu; @uaus
madbte utdt iOoiel 9eIbtdteu, ionoern broyte
Cobb, er tperoe tbm Den SdI6eI einfd)lageu,
fnus er nid]t Den Nunb baIte, uno Cobb lieB
fid einihlbteru. Spdter madte guaus
tbm ben GOri9Iag, ite iOllteu Die betoen
vtfaties" gemetniam beiiteH, uno gpans TT
aud etnige 3eit als Bartner In ben id0nen
Sun6 eiugetreten. gBdbren6 oes 3uianH1eu'
lebens NIT Grams befam Srau Cobb etu
finb, Safe gSbtttHg iogar beren 3tpet.
Shlte6ltd3 :0urbe oaS Benebmeu 6eS iptrts
ttftiideu WOrmOnenepoffels uno ietner &ebs=
tueiber etn 10 i6amloies, baB Die Seb0r6en
geGen fie uo1gtngen unb eiue auf &bebru9
uuJ un3udt Iautenoe &nflage gegen fte er,
bOben tpurbe. Die Surp lpra9 cue bret
4ugetlagte iduIbig, @uan3 murDe gu bret
Suhrsu Saft im@ @orrettionabauie perurtbetlt,
bas llrtbeil ge9eH bic Graueu aber oOrl6uftg
iuspenbirt, nm ibnen @elegenbett Su g"ben,
etn anoeres 2sbeu ;u fibten. g8eber @uau8,
nod Die Srauen madten ben Seriuf, fif
bot @erid3t su oertbetbtgeH, iie gabeu i'm
@egentbeiI 9,les III uuO beboupteteA ite
batten bas 0(e6t, ibrem Soft 10 ~ oieHen
mite cB linen reot erIdPiue