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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

One of the differences between PittsbuHg and
New-York Ia that in Pittsburg the gas companies
think It worth while 70 make their mains impervi-
GUS 20 COS, while In New-York the companies
think 1t the correct thing TO let from 10 20
per cent Of their product escape through lenky
and himsy pipes, saturatng the earth and filing
subterranean conduits. On the whole, this
metropolis can learn something from the Smoky
City.
In the examination Of jurors for the trial Of
Krulisoh the fact was developed that number
Of the men summoned objected strongly to the
hanging Of convicted murderers, but could easily
reconcile themselves 70 the ght Of executing
them by electricity. This is proof In confirmation
Of the general belief that the new method Of
execution is more humane than the old. In
fact, the substitution Of a SILENT powerful cur
rent Of electricity for the gallows, with oil its
attendant horrors, marks distinct step forward
In our treatment of criminals.
An the votes cast for the Crosby Excise bill came
from Republicans How true IL is that to-day the
Democracy Is Just as abIcct slave Of the rum
power as before the war IL was the laciey of the
slave power,
The project of building = headquarters
for the Republican party in this city-a
project which reflects credit upon the
Business Mems Republican Association, which has
taken the initiative In the movement--ls making
satisfactory progress It is proposed that an effort
shall DO made TO obtain 100000 one-dollar SUBJ
| scriptions, Wen. why note The greater the
number Of individuals who participate in this
enterprise the better The building will not be for
the benefit of any particular portion of the party,
| but for the party as whole. IL carried out, as
| 1t appears certain 20 be, the plan viii have o
salutary effect on the Republican party In this
city giving it additional solidity and strength.
| Now that the Democratic members Of the Ten
nessce Legislature have voted for ballot reform, II
NAV occur 20 the Democrats Of our own Legislature
| 10 ret on board the reform chariot.
The report OF the captain Of the British steam
| ship Falstan. upon his arrival ut Pensacola, on
| Tuesday, that he had spoken and assisted with
provisions the United States fIfgate Brooklyn
/ on March 2s, with her shaft broken, under sail
| and short Of provisions, was unnecessarily alarm-
| ing The Brooklyn at the time was about 1900
| miles south OF Sandy Hook Her broken shaft
was not nows; for, as q fact, IL was broken
| when going through the Bhimonoscd Straits,
| Japan, ca August II last. and she was towed
| into Nagnsad three days later She was at the
time on her way home, her orders being to come
20 New-Yorh by why Of the Cape Of Good Hope.
| Later she YVES ordered TO proceed "a NewrYcrlS
| by way Of Honolulu and Cape Horn. She sailed
from NaRasad On September q and was asost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
xr,rn man nEYogp aEsuRREcrros.

The fsnt that tho rural editor, Colonel Els II
Roberts n brought down from Utica and given snug
place IN the United states Treasury IN this city
causing The friends Of Roscoe Conkiing some uneax.
nc fAe years IN which his party ives malacstinE ~
one honest leader and his early selection BY M Ha
risoa for Government place Is thoaght 10 De ngnih
oant-{New-Yofk World . ),
II Is sianltncant-yery significant. Indeed. Il =
fully a. signfcaat as was the appointment Of General
Tracy conkllngs old friend and Of the ao6, TO be
Secretary OF the Navy. II Is significant OF the sod o.
khe old feud. Even The .60elds cannot resurrcct
It-p T. P-(Nev-York or 8aic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

seven weeks reacblng Bon0fAip. AV-r - -
expected that new sails could De oDtaineo' pu y
as this was not possible the old sails were g
and she resumed her Journey on November ~
since which time she has been 81 sea
-Four hundred itineraut musicians arI'Vsu Z,
one steamer yesterday from Europe. these ul'-
welcome harbinGrs Of spring are alleged 70 nav
come under contract, snd may have TO go pacA.
II certainly would be an extraordinary GOMEZ
dence II the four hundred bad merely cnanceu "
pafropize q single vessel on the same date.
Detective plumbing in the White House is said
70 be responsible for the Recent sickness OF one OF
the Presidents grandchildren great deal Oh
money has been expended at various times 10 tne
endeayor 70 make the Executive Mansion what u
ought to be from sanitary point Of view, but APP
parentIy there y nothing harder than 70 convert
bad plumbing into good. The difficulty OF the
task, howeyer, Is not sufficient reason for sud-
jectlng President and his family 70 dangerous
conditions Why wouldn't it be good plan TO
let the best judge Of such matters in the country
determine what is necessary, and then go 70 work
and do IL once for all in a thorough and radical
wayp
Assemblyman Yates is reported as saying that
he is satisfied with the distribution Of Centennial
ball tickets On with the dance, let Joy be I'M
confined
An examination Of the threats and noses Of
1000 New-YoPls children was made by Dr. W.
Franklin ChappeT Of the Presbyterian Hospital
fast wear, and the results have lately been pub
lished. Dr. ChappeII found, 10 quote his own
words that .2si of the 1000 were suffering
from some anatomical abnormslity, and usually
of PeGuir0 tOrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
GENUINE POSTAL REFORM AT LAST.

From Tho Boston JonrhaL :, -.
The suspension OF the Civil Service rules WI, -
NIT the old and tried railway melb enpsoyos ~ -
restored without serious delay 70 TIER Qid hss
thus facilitating the proper trsnsscsn y sn "a
business This 81 measure admrepo rsnISs ~. a
WIN FOR the new AdninistaHop ne tnorves'u f'bs~
OF the tr1ie frieBde OF "A reformed I1S1i bef' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
rAypAygps Will SAY AMEN.

Prom TIE Albany kSprss - -,.,,., ,,,.
Real estate sss r. s psss sss pS1s hey s
asns ~ aS welM DO an act OF justice toward -
sst,. aS1 nos Unfair toward the saloon BUSINESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
uIs MISE WAS dRATIFIEh

From The Minneapolis Journal r.....s,...r.
The bath tub Glitter q sTs e m en qssf was shss
e 49,, mn' az sSe ah u November. That y vV
IVA q s,ess nnwas,edh wea shut out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
THE TRounLE WEI anIsHoPs oBERLY.

From The Boston Journal
We should like TO see the Indian service hitec efs
tirely out Of politics Our objection to mr. ooeasg c,
not that he Is Democrat but we nave Try
and associations justify the expectation fnss 20 w"
succeed as q rEforner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
A cLEyER ADVERTISING DODGE.
From The chicago Intsrocean,

From TIE CblcaRc insoF0cealh
Bshop lyman, Of North Carolina. IL Is said, ws
cured Of insomnia by eating fresh roasted peanuts 20
fore retiring This may be regarded as the annonns~
boom the peanut crop, whch Is staple OF thss s'aA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

Business NStitss.


TsIpUNE TmaMs 10 MAIL. sUnsoRIsEaS mo.
Rbs sIIx, siss ssss s q Sss. IS It'll az
Psslses prepaid hy Tribune, except O. Daily -. n
f3tnxy Sspef of Eaa subscribers In New-f0fA Sl az
fssssS soEnriss In which sxtta portage VIII Dc
sssi. s. TossI Order Express Order. Check Draft o.
Hex1stored Letter. go.
vii Be 81 owners risk 49,. 1vo,s
Address al correspondence sinply The Tfipuns NEW
rnANcH OFFICES OF THE TR1BpNa
Adysrtssnsne for publication IN The Triouns nc
eIesi!s Z. ~ feoefnS srsSch oess Ii NswTorf;
prsnsh oses ass SrosS ss IA "a. q 81 "a e ss iii N
Ne. ses IVES, ssd.st. AZ n e p. ~ 10 tnm
Mo- o2e 5dr AVE-, near eistst. 10 q .. 20 "a a.
No. $50 Ear 12sth-st, near sd-ave.' ~ m !" ee
u 81 sassra No. iss 4sh.svs.. conner lsth.st
100 Wsss 4zd-st. psaf eth.sYa
L7oo issav IN OTHER CITIES
nsesu-i s15 F.ss London2e Bedford ST.. Strand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
DO BANK PRESIDENTS EVER rB'

Once IN q while ye win scespt such ssory ss thss
which was told BY President Monatt about the
robbery OF the Denver bank. We viii even agra -
believe such . story once In while. But vo serve
Rotica that dom want 70 DO Il often IL tres our
beiieyery dreadfuiiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
raAr WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE.


Ty.. Ros.dn posvss washington correspondent
,eesssnsiye that cx.Coneressman Morfimen y -
~ partisan 10 deserve consideration nl sp
aiSsns a. Civil service Commissioner yp r csvs
t e,,h,s s snpcin,ee, Commissioned Edgcrtpni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

psr,oas ooiag oaf Of torn for the GUNNER can
hacs he Daifs and Sxaday TRIBUNE mailed
n fhsm for 80 cents per month, or $3.50 Jor
fkyss utoufAs. Travellers IN Europe can Tecetre
THE TRIBUNE during their absence tor
al IS Ger moah, foreign postage paid, or Sad
for thyss months. TIE address Of the paper 'ciD
b changed as often az desired.
Republican primaries win be held Tomorrow
in his city to elect delegates to the County
Committee, as we'll as ofiIcers OF the Assembly
district associations More than ordinary in
texest Is felt in the matter. inaslnucb as there
wsIi be contests In probably half dozen dis
f,fct< An enrolled Republicans are entitled
q vote AZ the primaries. and the greater the
number who take part in them the better,
Regret at the prostration Of Mr.. Booth Will
be- profound and universal. In Rochester last
evening the eminent actor suffered par
tai stroke Of paralysis. lie was unable 20
90 On with the plsy. Of course. and Mr.. bar
retf dismissed the audience that assembled 70
"a their Joint performance in Othello' with
tSe melancholy announcement that Mr.. Booth
h,.a probably spoken bis Isst words upon the
ttaxs. This IL sad news, indeed. Mr.. Booth
Il in oosninoa consent the greatest actor on the
4,aerjcas stage, and 1t Is sincerely to be hoped
Ia NJ. Barrett's gloomy forecast may prove
81 least premature
The president 81 the New York Steam Com
& nsny Il IN the uncomfortable position Of one
VIC boosts prematnrely. On Tuesday be as
{ snred the board Of Electrical Control that no
II, - .....s.<Sy e.. IN a ,aft,aa ~ HE sx<r,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

nur EDIEBUR0H Ai1oSE CANNOT GRANT ih 'p+'
from The Atlanta Constitution, ~. !.
afs freedom Of Ednbpsgh has Fen isnae q his
Mr. parneil bsit what no wants y tho Heep'" y -
~ fips country. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

The fate Of rapid trnnsit in this city may de
pend upon the action Of the Legislature to-day
The report Of the Joint committee and the dispo'
sition to be mads Of IL are awaited with keen IN
faroSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

seven weeks reacbing Bcnolalu. hefe y We
expected that new sails could be cDtaineo, pas
as this was not possible the old sal were o
ana she resumed her Journey on November 30.
slnca which time she has been at sea.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
DIR. c.. j, LEWIS

who, after intense study and deep research.
has lately discovered a new, extraordinary, quick
certain and inexpensive cure for diseases of the
Bmin amt spinal cctd, Spermatnrrhpa, seminal
Weakness, Fluid ESCAPES mpotcuCy and lie
rarged Functions of the Nervous and GcncratlNe
systems. TINS NEw AND MARVELLOUS MEDICAL
TREATMENT has cured the most desperate forms
of Nervous pisorlerS in both young and old. To
debiitatCd youth IL bCStowS the vigor Of man
hood, ana IN advanced agc it establishes the
vigor of youth without the possibility ot failure
URINARY CONPIAiNrS. Acute or Chronic DlS-
charg,S. structure, Retention Of Urine, Gravel,
Kidney or Bladder Disorders, syphilis secondary
symptoms. EruptionS, skin Diseases, are all ab-
SOlutcly cured without the use of mercury, cop
rance from business RECENT CAsES CURED IN
THREE or FOUR DAYS. Patients whose eases
have been neglected badly treated or pronounced
lucurblc are particularly invited To visit Or.
Lewis. Awrittcu guarantee OF cure given in all
cases arranged for and undertaken. Is PRACTICE
upwards Of 30 YEARS.
ss-Dr. Lewis is frequently consulted by many
who havcbccu completely discouraged of ever
being cured aftcr having experimental with
various advertised uoStrums, Electric Belts, Sc,
which invariably do more harm than good.
Every phase Of disease demands different and
Spccial treatment. To those who may have been
diSeppointCd. nr. Lewis would say consult him
and he will restore the Disappointed one to all the
duties oili fo whether they hc physical or mental
pertaining 20 married life or single hlcs>elnoSS.
CONSULTATIONS, MEDICINES, sc. 50.
DIR LEWIS j. permanently located at l29
Friendship strcvt, Providence, Il. l., one door
hours, All rHL YEAR ROUND, frOm to >, and 10
: sunday. ~ to . not later. Rheumatism ehec-
tually cured. Female complaints skilliuly
treated
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
Continued next week q.
Her Pretty Teeth.

In Vine street cable car, the other day,
were an old gentleman with an ear trumpet
and very pretty young woman, acrompa.
nied 10y a little boy She smiled at intervals
on the hoy and showed her pretty teeth in a
bcwitching way. All at once the old man,
In the way peculiar to 81 many deaf people
who do not know how 10 modulate their
voices, said, in tones 80 loud as 20 he audible
all over the car: IL only paid S. for my up
per teeth. What did yours coSt" To say
that the pretty woman was mad is putting II
mildly She bounced around with n flush "
anger blazing in her checks, and signalcd the
conductor to lot her out at the next crossing
Cincinnati Times-Star.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01

Organs and Pianos sold for Cash. Easy
Payments, and rented. Catalogues tree
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01

"r1i make 10 clearer 20 you. rOurv my
finest colt; there's more lightnings I'm girls
eyes than ! ever saw In the sky, you don't
know when its going 10 strike, and when II
hits you you're gone before you know IL"
"Much obliged. III see 10 IL that I keep
myself well insulated" ;" said Phil
Nevertheless, Phil studied Lucia whenever
he had opportunity her face when
she read, her fingers when they busted them
selves with fancy work, her manner with diff
ferent persons, as II changed according 10 her
idea Of the dcseryings Of those with whom she
talked. At church be regarded her intsntly
from the beginning of the service b its end,
analyzing such portions Of prayer, hymn, or
sermon did not seem 30 meet her views
He even allowed his gazs % follow her when
she looked more than an Instant al other
young women, in the ignorance Of his mas
culine heart wondering which of the features
Of these dnmses specially interested her; his
mother could have told him that Lucia was
merely looking at bonncts and other articles
Of attire, instead ~ al their wearers lie
wondered what shc thought he told himself
where her character VA. Ht fault and how IL
might 10 improved ln short he had ample
mental leisure, ard she was the newest and
consequently the lcnst understood ~ his va,
riOus subjects ~ contemplation
II Is impossible - devote great deal of
thought to my subject without becoming
deeply Interested even II II DO unsgbtly.
tiresomo and insignificant Lucia vas none
of these, Tor sho WIS pretty girl II is
equally impDssbl, b. sce "A familiar subject
Of thought IN the net of disappearance with.
out n personal sense of impending loneliness,
and wild desire b. snntc, IL back, or nt least
go In search of II Therefore, Philip HayD
needed not 30 bc IN love. or even 10 think
himself 80, ~ bccon,cious of great vhcnncy
In his mind ns the train bore the Tramlny
family rapidly toward their city home, and
10 determine thnt he would avail himself Of
the Invitation which the head Of the family
had extended
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
GhnSf. I'm Maine

Lewiston is not the only Maine city that
supports ghost Belfast has one. II is de-
scribcd as tall man with n waterproof cloak
and white mask, having the faculty Of
pecping into second aud third story windows,
and when discovered, jumping over all oh
staclcs and disappearing This spook has
made himself - offensive that certain Belfast
citizens think of trying to End out whether
he is bullet prNof Lewiston Journal
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
Notice to Country Patients.

Dr Lewis will. ON fill description Of case. " IN
Zee CncloSc,i) imm, diatCiy send supply oi his
valuable medicines accompanied with instruc
tious and advice for the cure OF the above
distressing complaints.
COUNTRY PATIENTS CORRESPOND WITH
UNTIL CURED.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01

Powdered rosin is recommended rs a good
dressing Tor small cuts Pound IL until fine
and put IL IN an empty clean pepper box
With perforated top, then YOU can easily sift
Il cut on the cut and put soft cloth around
the injured member AMI wet IL with cold
water once in a while II will prevent In
fammatiou aud sorcncss
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
CHATTER n

I lSBAND," shid
Mrs llnyn 10 her
husband one night,
when the person
addressed was
about a. fnlln, lcep,
something's I h =
matter with Phil. 4"
- touch ~ ma
aria, suppose,
shid tho farmer.
Hos been gcttin'
out muck earlier
than usual, and
sprcadin' II on the
ridge Of the pas
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
COUNTRY LUCK
BY JOHN HABBERTON
Author of "Helen'S BabieS," Etc.
Copyrighted Publishers Philadelphia and Pub
nshed by Permission through the Amer
CHAPTER |.
now 1T CAME ABOUT.

Il SURE 20 look us
up when you como
10 tho city"
I his invitation
was extended with
that delightful of-
fectation Of hearth
ness that a man can
assume when ho be-
ieves that the per-
son invited Will
never avail himself
of tho courtesy
Fortunately for the
purpose Of this
story, Master Philip
Hnyn, whom Mr.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
Consumption sareIy Cured

To THE EblTOE- Please inform your readers
that / have a positive remedy Or the above
named disease. BY ~ timely nee thousands Of
hopeless cases have been permanently curei. I
shall be glad % send tNO bottles Of my remedy
FKEE te any Of your reader who have cOnsuT p
lon II they viii send me their express and ~
office address EesDecuully
r. A. sIOCUM. ". C.. lsl Pearl 81. New York.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-11-01
JUST rrnLrsHED.-
NIt~HtD.-
Fifth Edition.
Medical Minutes

lNlih additional colonel
| Illustrations, AND LIST "a
OsrLAtNu An cNcCp
| Iiuual treatise on the
treatment and speedy cure
of above subjects, sexual
diseases. etc.
/ pricc - cents by mail
IN any afirrsS. nom the
ltuihor. pr. 4. y. Lewis.
~ frum the agent, An
81 snow strest,rrov.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-29
Ste 8&fTtafra8e tnt PerFcnetts
SranR1crE%

GOtumbia, S.z&., %. Nobem6er. -
9R iginer SabreabOtidaft an bie 9egisIatur
ttetIt 9OuUerueur 8iGurbioa i'm 8etreff Der
&GitnttCn ittr getrepnte GttOmmobatiouen nuf
gtIeubahn3Hsen fir peiBs uno idwarse BaI.
lo8tsre nit, eaB mebrere Der rad Columbus
etnmtinbeueeu Babueu pdbreuO Der Iesteu
Stantssp SGtr" getreunte, nber iOnft gletde
9ftommOoGtiouen fiir betbe 93afen in ibreu
Bnggons prrbepeiie eipaefibrt NIB fi6 oas
Experiment ole iebr 3medentipre6enb erpies,
90 bGbuIGl cue 9ieibereien 5ntiden ben Nus
fti9teln uermieben irur0en. 3ieie Ginfab.
ring ioute mad ietHer Uieinune permanent
8smatt merben, unb penn in oer GiurlGs
lung Der 8agguns fir beioe &Iafan teia In.
tsrI9ieo 9emaGt miro, glaubt er bic 8lTeuz
trHge, icDeit Der Beriouen.E .Erausport in BE.
tratt tOmmt. Ouf oas Bette geI0f. gr ibldgt
9ar @rretgnng bteies uiiuideuspertben gle.
lee oor. oas @sies, tpe[tes ben 8abuen, Die
ftnen lluteridie0 Bstrefts 0faffe unO Earbe
let Der PsrloGens Bei0rOeruug maheu, ben
j5reibrisf snt3teHt, i'm 5iHRe ieiuer 4asfibz
tnr9 8u ameIbireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-29
Ste fsnpOrttrte9 sSenfser8IaS6laHee
tn cSe0ttS1etfc, 0QA

Btttsburg, &c., ''28. Robsmber. - Sic
RIage ge9eu 3uei Arbeiterffbrer uub eiHe
ItImG bon &npitaIifen tusgeu SerleBuug oes
@pntraft= =arbeiteraeistes tpir6 mad beu Ser.
iiGeruugeu bes 9iRritts GnnaIts BaIter
2ton OfOrt eiuselettet, nber erft TN @tat in
Buu6esbifritts @eridte our 8erbauoIuug
iommeu. Die GRaefLasten ftno: Samas u.
Chambers unb $. Ssller RcRee, gtsentbit.
uer Der 8roBen Seuher9las>Sabrtteu ju Seau'
nttte in 8efmorelaub'@ '@ountp, feruer Sames
Campbell uuo s. Glider, bic reip. BrGfoens
ten Der ,Imericans Dinoolos s@IaBs 8orPers'
Gfocintion" unb Der ollGiOeriaI Federation
Of gStunotp Slas 8orters." 8etanutItd
purbeu 46 Geufer9IasbIdier aus Suuoer'
Lamb, @nglanb, tl1porttrt, I'M in Seannette
III arbeiten. 9ieie 2eHte purben erft 6aun
tnportirt, aIs Campbell ben 9p. Chambers
une RcSse mitgstbeilt bate, Bag amerifantz
ite Grbeiter utGt 81 befOmmen ieieu. Der
WaHgeI on Gmeritanii6en SenftergIasbIdieru
ID eire Solge Der BON REORGANIZATION Camp
bsu's ffreHg onrdgefabrten 8ei9rdufIug Der
3ahI Der 2esrltnge. Die Slage Iautet Guf
cine Strofiumme bon $1,000 fir ieben i'm.
portirten Arbeiter. Die Organization, beren
BrGitoent &ompbeusift, ge56rt ben arbetts.
r;ttern" On. 4uf Der Contention 3u atlanta,
@a,, lrurbe 60mer Rc@arp, etn promineuter
Sitter" BON Btttsbura, ans Oem Srben aas.
asfoBeu, petI er 6ie ProjeitrRn9 @Gmpbea's
uCgtLts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-29
gus Oct SaaSesbamYtFaSt.
Sic SadIaee atli SaHtt.-Ghpfaus oes atits'
etfantStbeu GeIouStea gougIaB.

Rafbtngton, .. G., %. yfoobr. -
Sr. YreRou, Seiaubter Der &epubIif 9aHti,
bot Sriefe unO 3eitungen aus Bortaau'
Brince, uelme Ra9rtGten bis 3Hm 19. b.gt.
enthaIteu. 8on elmer reuoluttnnGren SeEue'
auna aeaen Brift6eut SipptIbte mar oartu
Hid5ts ermGbnt. @ine Der 3ettnngen entbtelt
eiueu Beridbt iibsr ote a11 IA. erfoI9te uebers
retd,una her greoitioe Seitens oeS IeIen
omertfauiiten 9eianeten Douglas.
Die ueberreihung bes Bealaubtgun9s'
idreibens burt1 Srn. EreO. Sou0las 9efaltete
fidl An einem etuorndsuolleu @retaatB. Pr1'
iibeat SippoInte empftug ben 8eiauoten TN
8eaiernngs. .BaIaf, Hmgebeu bon ietneH ltt'
nifieru un6 @eueraIen. Douglas UerLas feline
in ban iibiGen OipIum0ttIGeu Bbraieu abses
fnste ReSe, fiiate oanu aber biuSI: u@urs
Grceueu3 mGIlen mir nod einiee periDuttfe
Eemerfnuaen aeitatten. Sd3 babe elm langeS
upb ereianisrei&es 2eben btnter mir, Iuo
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