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SAN ANTONIO.
The Assembling Of the knights Templar-
Indian News--An Ex- x-Editor Fined. IN,

The Assembling OF the knights Templar-.
Indian News--An Ex Editor Fined. Ftc
SAN ANTONIO, April H. [speciall
large number of knights -Tenplar haye al
ready arrived to take part In the regular
proceedings and celebrations of the Texas
Grand Commandery, which assemblies TO-
morrow. Elaborate preparations are com.
pleteu for street parade, speeches. recen.
tion, ball, banquet, etc, on the most liner.
al scale. The opening ceremonies io.mor-
row morning will be followed by march
through the principal streets. The ball
and banquet take place ON the Goth,
About 800 Sir Knights will be in attend.
ance, many accompanied by ladies.
w. X. Lyle, ex city editor of the Light,
was lined so Tor assault with intent
to Kill Q. M. Barnes, representative Of the
Galveston News. Barnes had been shot in
the side. by Lyle, but recovered.
A telegram to military Headquarters
from the colonel commanding at Fort Clark
conveys the following information regard.
ing recent reports OF Indians depredatiny
on the border; "Msjor Bernard has re.
turned. He was at Luzler six hours and
made a thorough investigations; also went
to Meyers Spring and to Langtry. AMex-
lean captain with five soldiers came across
the river at Langtry, Thursday evening,
and reported that he had been following
Indians In Mexico and lost the trail. He
thought the Indians had gone up the river
on the Mexican ade. All other reports
have grown out OF that one. Ranaelett viii
wait in the vicinity OF Lazier for fnfther
orders from department headquarters.n
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Summary OF Events at the Capital.

Austin, April l7.-Ispecial.l-Joh n.
Johnson (colored), an attorney in this city,
addressed a communication to the attor.
ney-general to-day, calling his attention to
the. shooting and killing of Sam White
(colored), aconvict sentenced at the March
term OF the district court Of Brazos county
TO five years IN the penitentiary. The let.
ter alleges that he was sen. to the planta.
ton OF H. X. White, in Burleson county,
and soon after was killed by guard. The
to the matter. and TO the liability of fail.
ure on the part Of the county attorney to
properly investigate the difficulty for the
reason, II is alleged, that so many conviots
are killed and nothing done about II. The
letter says; III have seen oolored convicls
beaten to death, and col9red citizens who
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HERE AND THERE.
Preparing for Investigating Charges
Against Supervising Archi.
tect Hill.
The Star-Route Trial Continues 10
Drag, as Usual, Its Weary
Length Along.
A Too Hasty Husband Takes His Wife
for A Burglar and Stays Her.
The South CarOliaa Election Cases
Postponed.
Other Matters of Public Interest.
The South Carolina Election Cases
Postponed.
Other Matters of Public Interest.


WASHINGTON, d. C., April 1.-THE ses-
sion OF the committee to investigate the
charges against Supervising Architect Hill,
OF the treasury department, will be held
with open doors. Newspaper men and
other interested parties are invited to at.
tend. The charges will be read tomorrow
and the investigation proper begin Monday.
Considering the untavorable circum.
stances, close, dark, illy-ventllated rooms,
and the unusually long, tedious proceed.
ings, the beginning of the fifth month OF
the star route trial found the court, Jury
and counsel looking well and in remark.
ably good health. All of the defendants
were present, rather an unusual occur
renee.
VIM. A. Cook opened the proceedings
with u statement which he said might affect
the case under consideration. He had been
informed that notice had been served on ]
B. Price, requiring his presence in court to.
day under pain of attachment. He pro
duced a surgeons certificate that Price
was suffering from cancerous affection OF
the eve, and was unable to attend.
Merrick replied that Price had promised
to attend with his friends at the govern
ments pleasure, but in view of the facts as
described by Cook, an attachment would
not oe asked for unless ii became absolutely
necessary in order to comply with the
forms OF law.
Ex-Poslmaster-General James was ther
called to the stand by the prosecution anC
requested to state whose signature was at
tached to the kilograms showed to him by
Reerdell in the train from New York tc
| Washington in June 1882.
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FORT WORTH.

Two Children Burned to Death-BIp Ra H.
road Suit-A Crazy Man ATTEMPTS 10 XIII
His Wife-A Dallas Man Brutally As
saulted At Fort Worth.
Fort WORTH, April, l6.-TSpecialI w.
f. Lake, merchant here and G. G. Brown.
lee Of Dallas had q serious difficulty on
Houston street to-day. Brownlee Is very
badly injured about the head and face.
The mains Of the water-works were To-.
day tested under 260 pounds pressure and
stood the test.
Sunday afternoon two little children
Willie White, aged five and a half years
and Minnie Howard aged seven were
burned to death in large dry goods box
on an open lot near Main street. The
children were playing ana had gone in the
box to play and the boy lit match when
hay took fire and burned both children.
The coroner's jury to-day returned yer.
dict of accidental death.
X. IL. Irvine, at one time agent nj
ltasca for the Missouri Pacific road, TODAY
sued the company for fifty thousand dol
lars for libel and false Imprisonment. He
was arrested and jailed at Taylor on the
charge Of embezzlement and afterwards
his accounts being correct he was released.
"A very good counterfeit silver dollar is
circulating here very extensively.
NJ. I. Hayes, desperate lunatic. was
jailed here to-day for attempting To- Kill
his vile.
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LAREDO.
Damages Paid Special Term OF Court
Ochiltree on tho Rio Grande Etc.

Damages Paid Special Term Of Court
Ochiltree on tho Rio Grande Etc.
LAREDO, April, l7.--ISpeciall-The Mex-
ican National railway this week paid tho
Judgment OF SS 600 which was secured by
one Wh'tmore as damages for loss of foot
while walking a pile driven for the com.
pany last summer. The case was appealed
from Webb county last July and was but
recently affirmed by the supreme court.
A special session OF the district court has
been ordered by Judge Russell 10 be held
in Laredo on the last Monday in Nav nnd
TO continue six weeks or until our dock
ct Is cleared. Our bar are Of the
opinion that under the present
law this special term can't be legally held
as 1t conflicts with regular terms of conrts
in other counties in this district.
Mr.. q. Pierce, a son Of Dr. Pierce. of Now
YORK, who was the first collector OF
Laredo, and who came here in lSIG with The
army, died at New Laredo, Mexico, yes-
terday.
Colonel Tom ochiltree, member Of CON
gress from this district, arrived this morn
ing, and In company with Governor Hunt
and other railroad officials, spent the day
ut Hunts coal mines.
The legislative party who went to Mon.
terey few days ago, returned to-day aud
express themselves highly pleased with
their trip,
8. Sulnon, who has been running a tbriv.
ing saloon, was attached to day by a Son
Antonio firm for 81 900. IL 10 Thought he
will be able to pay up and stnrt business
again. :
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GALVESTON.



'ero'et Against the Street Railway Com.
Pany = Political Gossip - Distingai,hes
visitors OF Cor Mexico. Etc.
GALvnsroN, April H. ISpeclall--Tho
dangter of William Zuber. was killed ,ha
LIST OF last May by being knocked down
anu run over by the street cars. thrcnsh
the carelessness of the driver. Mr. Znna,
brought suit for $4,000 against The Citv
street Railway company, After ya,ions
pos'pohemen's the case was tried In the
aistrict court and to-day a verdict was rers
ueseu IN isvor OF the plainnff for sl5,OO
oahuei Williams lcolored) employed al
ihe boarding house OF Mrs. Coleman on
Post Qnice street, was arrested ie'dsy s,r @
purloining from various boarders scoid
ws'eh anu chain, jewelry, and a reyoyer
re was lodged In Jail 70 wait The action oi
the criminal court IN his case
:, Inc steamship Whitney sailed ,o-dav for
vera Cruz. Among her passengers wers
General Cuedo, OF the Mexican army sy.
Governor Pacheco, of California, and q. a
Oariisie, formerly OF the Morgan line and
VINO mas recently been appointed agent of
Cruz. f'' ~ ''i"
The assistant United States district NJ.
totney denies the report that he IN nm nm.
pnVant ior Sol' Haynes place, the preset
collector OF customs NJ Brownsvi 10. Hs
wants no position outside Of his pro,essinn
and in case of the resignation of Hon
Amos Morrill, present Judge of the United
states court he will be an applcan, for tho
There is trouble brewing in the repuhu.
can camp here that may cause Gen, A, g.
Mslloy, the present collector OF customs
10 lose his head. Serious conplaints have
been lodged against him at Washington md
strong effort will be made TO throw hin,
overheard. He is charged with donble
dealing, hypocrisy and down right an
pIelty by men prominent in republican
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CLEBuRNE.
New Courthouse---sIan Shot Accide ntal,v
Probably n New Jail shortly

New Courthouse---sIan Shot Acciden,aI,v
Probably n New Jail Shortly
CLEbuRSE, April l6.--Ispecial. Mr.. Ar
bottle, a stone-cutter, was shot in the bacl,
by stray bnllet to-day in shooting eal.
lery, mis- wound is not likely to result fa.
tally.
George NJ. Leap, of Indiana. is Ivipc dor
eerously i'll at the home of Mr., r. Es M"r "
TN, IN Sommervlle county, near the line ot
Johnson. ""0 VI
MIR: II. CIR ce and A. II. Hutchias. com.
mercial gentlemen of Galveston, are in The
city. ''' ia WIG
Z, i: Mcllhaney, Lemps Beer and Ice
agent mere now sports bright new beer
wagon. oee'
Bind Toms manager would doubtless
gather in the sheckels should he honor Cle'
bute with visit.
some beautiful dwellings are going up in
nearly all portions of the city. w -
Mr.. z. W. Mertz is erecting q beautiful
and substantial fence in front of his place
on north Anglin street. '''
The new Courthouse will soon be ready
ior the ROOF. The rapidity of and construc.
building speaks well for the contractor and
his workmen. '''u
The county commissioners will doubtless
improve the appearance of or rebuild the
antcdiiuvian relic called Jail, situated
in the heart of the city.
Mr.; Jonn >. Lawson, formerly clerk at
the Pennington hotel, has accepted n simi.
Jar position At the Orleans house.
Mrs. 7. S. Wren, wife OF the County Clerk
OF Galveston county, and sister of Mr. C: G.
Campbell, agent of the G. Q. & S. +. rail.
road at this point, is guest at the Gle.
burne House. Wv
W.. d. Belt, II. NJ, Friend, Dallas; T.. b
kaighn, Philadelphia; jeff. w. Bales, w i.
J.. Welborn., Grandview; Il. A. Jones' l..
Barr, Fort Worth; Ben. E,hridge, Kopperl.
Mrs, Walter Gresham and family, Calves,
ton, are guests of the Cleburne House.
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More OF Those Trials.

DUBLIN April 1.-THE trial OF Daniel Cur.
ley was resumed this morning. Joseph
smith, one OF the prisoners who turned in.
former, was the first witness called. The
evidence was merely repetition of that
gwen AZ trial OF Joe Brady. Peter Carey. n
orother OF james Carey, was next placed on
Tue stand and testified that after Cavendish
and burke were murdered he was detailed
70 wstch the movements of Cavanagh, the
car driver; who, it was feared by Inyinoi.
pies would give information to the author.
lties and who Carey wanted to murder
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Tho Telegraph Wires In Cb,c,eo

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 17.-In view of the
action OF the city council last night, direct
ing the mayor to enforce the ordinance re,
curing all telegraph and telephone wires To
DC placed underground by May list, The
evening papers will to-day publish an in.
terview with the Western Union officials
VINO are quoted as saying, that If the course
outlined should be pursued, it will posi-.
ply be the quickest method OF obtaining n
hnal settlement, as the officials assert Ihe
wires cant go underground by any known
process by The date mentioned, and il the
Wies ne cur, he'company can stand il If
the business public can.
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MILWAUKEE, April, r.-[Special.l At.
torney somers for the prosecution nd
dressed the jury in the Schiller trial this
morning fully reviewing the evidence ;ol.
lowing Schiller almost to the very door of
the Newhallhouse and laying particular
9tfess on the fact that while the accused
mad made up his mind according to his own
testimony 10 go home, he yet turned To-.
ward ,he Newhall on leaving Newbaner's
gambling house, instead of toward home
Wulcn was IN an opposite direction. This
afternoon Judge Mallery is engaged IN civ'
ing his charge TO the jury when the case
dict, ' A'i 'ci-
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KAUFMAN.
Destructive Fire at Kaufman--The suf.
ferers.

Destructive Fire at Kaufman--The sui.
ferers.
KAUFMAN Amin NJ fsu,,
s,,,o,,.o nn, t'p'''"' IA We
s'a.''o "'e oo'urreo this morning about
. oclock, consuming the entire south side
OF the COURTHOUSE square, except two wood
en- buildings. Fortunately the houses were
not very valuable, being among the FIRST
erected IN the place. The buildings were
occupied by men OF small means. HAVING
no insurance, on account Of the quality Of
the houses, their loss is almost total. The
following are the sufferers with estitnates
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MCKINNEY.

Municipal Matters--- -Bee-xeepers' Asso.
citation
MCKINNEY, April F.-[Special. City
fathers met tonight. and the following
is extracted from reports:
"All of which is respectfully submitted
with my kindest regards to the members of
the city council for their gentlemanly de-
pertinent, and my sincere wishes for the
welfare oi the city OF Mckinney. am
ID. IL. DoGGETT, Mayor
"MoKINNEY, April II, 1887
Foregoing report examined and found
correct. The ex mayor has still in his posses
sion, S36.Il, which he is holding to secure
the balance OF his salary as mayor. In view
OF the solvency Of the city and the tender
relations so long existing between his
ex-honor and the city, this course pursued
by his retiring honor in withholding funds
justly due the city, has limited tendency
TO knock into cooked hatn the beautiful
sentiments 30 touchingly and pathetically
expressed In the closing lines OF the distln.
guished gentleman's report.
J. NJ. PEARSON,
J. A. S. WOLFE, y
M, ,., Committee"
The committee on, streets reported they
au W ivu' oar,oaus Vi iumDer Tor i'm
proving streets. This is the beginning
The State Bee Keepers Association con.
vened at this place to-day. There are
about one hundred delegates. Among
those present are DR.. w. X. Marshall. Har,
rison county, Texas; II. Welch, Marion;
Or. W. Il. Howard, w. II. Graham, j, Nc,
Intyre, from Hunt; 7. II. Bowen, NJ. ii.
Davis, g, b. Bennett, DIR. A. G. Cartwright,
". z. Wilson, L. 7. X. Wood, I. NJ, West,
\. 3; Mckinney, NJ. Burkly, from GRAY,
son; +. I. Kline, A.. II. White, J. J. Alex.
ander, J. Lively, T. W. Shelton, r. II.
Cloyd, from Dallas; ]. II. Marion, ]. T.
Graves, from Fannin; Il. II. West, from
Iarrant; ]. j., A Anderson, E. NJ. Wise, from
Ellis, J. W. Fenda, from Kaufman; l.. Lew.
is, from Chickasaw Nation, I. T. Greater
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successful strikers-.A Heavy Failure,

NEW York, April 1.-THE striking car.
penters are reported to be meeting with
success Their demand is for $3.50 per
cay. II is reported that some OF them re-.
turned to work to-day at increased rates.
"A numoer OF non'union men Joined the
Tbe na;nt. N9 ~ aR nu,anR tne Gay.
$50 to $3.50, is reported to be- mbetinr
with general success, most of the emnlovS
ers having given in at once and Others
promising to. do so Monday next.
schedules in the assignment of the firm
ot Williston, knight & Co, filed TODAY.
snow liabilities SlS5473; nominal assets
Sll5,2i5; actual assets $Si,320.
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Pennsylvania strikers.

PTrsBUgG, Pa, april 1.-Two thousand
tanners, or about half the force employed
in the Allegheny tanneries, struck this
morning against reduction of dollar per
week. The tanneries are running with
reduced force, and it is thought the trouble
will be amicably settled within the next
twcnty-tour hours,
Nine coal mines along the Panhandle
road resumed operations this morning at
the reduced mining rates of cents per
bnshel. The miners will continue to work
until the result OF the arbitration is known.
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Another CYCLONE

sr' Lou's, Mo, April l7,-Dispatches
s'Ste that the town otZumbatia Falls, Wa
oash county, HIS, was almost destroyed
py acyc'one last Friday night. Several
buildings were demolished. A So 600 bridea
was wrecked. large school.house and 9th
er buildings were unroofed, and all the
stores and houses on both sides of the street
from Suggs hotel 10 the river, had their
fronts smashed in, Damages not estimated,
put VIII be quite heavy. The same storm
slso did good deal ofinjury to farms in its
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CINCINNATI. ONO, April 1.-THE Ora
matte festival association are finding sc.
rious difficulty in providing for the press.
They say they have already over $500 an
plicaDts for press tickets from all parts of
the country. The sale of single seats now
progressing, shows preference for julius
Caesar and Hamlet performances.
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LoSDoH, April 1.-THE spring meeting
at York opened today. The race for the
great northern handicap was won by "Bor-
der MINSTREL "Mermaiden" ID; ben All.
dem 3l Eight starters
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A Catholic Priest Suicides

ST. PAUL, April II, - Rev. John W..
Schenck, a Roman Catholic priest of Long
Prairie, was found dead in his bedroom
Sunday under circumstances plainly point
ing 20 suicide. His death was oocasioned
by a bullet wound, and the revolver with
one chamber empty was found lying by his
body. Cause, dependency.
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CHARLEsroN,S. c. April flowing to the
deficiency in the appropriation for the pay.
ment of the expenses all the witnesses
and defendants in the election cases have
been discharged from further attendance
at this term of the United States court.
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interest Is manifested than ever before. An
esssy rom b; Il Carroll, Dresden, WAS read
ASSOCIATION seemed 10 disagree wi,b he
SsSayist, Other essays aud discussions iol.
lowed. Exhibit of spiarian supplies tlne
Inc association will remain IN session "a.
morrow. w
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The EPSON Spring Meeting.

LONDON, April l7.-This is the first day
of the EPSON spring meeting. The race for
the great Metropolitan stakes, handicap
was won by Vista, Alison second and
Bazenez third. Five ran.
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WHEELING, W. Va, April l7.-Mrs. Kate
Griffith, school teacher at Martins Ferry
attempted to correct Wm. Beck fifteen
year-old pupil, when he assaulted and beat
her brutally, until it is thought she is "a
tally injured. Beck was arrested.
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READING, Pa, April 1.-THE striking
moulders OF the Manhattan Hardware Com.
pany returned to work this morning, their
committee having received satisfactory
terms from the firm,
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FRANKLIN, o., April l7.-Brady's jewelry
store was robbed yesterday of $4,000
worth of goods and was then fired. The
fire was extinguished with but small loss.
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CATLErTspuRG, KY, April 1.-THE sher-
III OF this county last evening, in attempt.
ing to quell a disturbance among lot of
rattsmeo, was attacked by one of them
uamed Dempsey, with a knife. The sheriff
fired and instantly killed Dempsey.
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The Queen Has Left Windsor for
Tor Osborne Her Critical
Condition.
In Unprecedented Cyclone Visits an
Illinois Town aud De.
stt0ys Ii.
Batch OF News Items on the Ever Re.
curing Pennsylvania Strikes.
Tue Stereotypcd Dispatches on The
Irish Troubles.
oiher Matters at Home and Abroad


LONDON, April 1.-THE Queen left Wind
sor Castle tins morning for Osborne Ow.
ing TO the trouble from the spr' i, of her
,, nnee sue Is unable to walk and nad 10 be
fullv Guarded ""S WAY
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a Fatal Mistake.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April, l7,-Wm Dor
sey early this morning fatally shot his wife
mistaking her for burglar.
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a Costly Hlazn,

LONDON, April 1.-THE loss by fire in
Pater Noster Square last night was 600 600
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AUSTIN.

LONDON, April l7.-Arrived out The
Alaska, from New York.
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rom ~, mon, ivvp a. va s..s -s~-s..- --,-.
ry, under command Of Captain Norwood,
-, a ordered nv tho com m andinp officer nj
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and have lived since near the Santa Fe de-
pot, Last night while DR.. and
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s s lust secured the agency worxs ana am
s, @ Iron @ on
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Gom 81 benz bort9in einbernienen pdb{t=
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Mo6e erfDlgt. Oie' gr5bif66fe Gorri=
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tirnDre unb Seeban bDn GbicagO, bic
8ii60fe Gibgeralo bon 2ittle&od, 9lrt,
Gbatarb bon 8ineennes uno GlearD BON
Gingfon, Canada, Generalbicar Quinn
uno pater Sarlep, ber Sefretdr bes
Cardinals NtcGlosfeD, lotpie anbere
prdlaten unb Wiirbentrdger fanben Ii6
i'm 2aufe oes 8ormittags an 8orb bes
Gampfers oGallia" pon Der @unarbz
2inie Elm, ailf tuel6em lie bic &eiie mad
europa antraten. 8iele prieIfer un6
anbere Geiitlibe gaben ben S1eioenoen
bas @eIeite bic Bai binab, ipdbrenb
@noere ii6 bor Dem Nbgang bes 99if=
| fes bon i6nen berabl6ieoeten. Wobl Die
Wieilten umringten ben gr3bii6of Cor.
rigan, tpel6en iie entbl0Bten 6auptes
umitanben, I'm inn 2ebetpobl at iagen.
Mon1ignor gapel fam ebenfaIs an 8orb
unb tlabm Mbfdieb bon BEN &eiien6en.
Dieie erbielten cine Menge prd6tiger
BlumenIpenben uno ionitige 9lnoenfen.
Gin aus Stubenten bes Mlanbattan.
College deficiencies Dilettanten=Muiif=
corps fubr nit bic 8ai binab unO fpielte
palien6e Weiien. Cine groBe Bolts
menge umitanb BEN ODD unb rief ben
S6eibenoen bel Der gbfabrt bes Sams
pfers 2ebetpphl 3u.