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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
Be,,ns-Asainst Gam bier. to 8; Versatile. . to q
Tasso. 8 to l.
ThI, Il, A. nra~ro -, "a ~, nrro-.
ONLY ONE FATORITE WINS.
jockey HaxIett Ruled or ut Gnrneid Park
for Pulling Kettle Bndger.

CHICAGO Aug. 5,-Jockey Tom IIazlett. a
well-known Western rider was ruled off the
turf by Col. Clark to-day for alleged crooked
riding on Bottle Badger here last Thursday.
The ruling was made after a thorough investi-
cation. The owners. Simpson Son. were
exonerated.
A heavy shower made the Garfield Park
track slow to-day, and the match race between
Tulla Blackburn and Carlsbad was declared
or
Major Tom was the only winning favorite.
All the other victors were well backed except
Clifton. Summaries:
First Race-Maidens, two-ysarolds; nys fuIonga
Matleta ]: Lucy Lil,nrd 2. Equation, fine l;O51.
Second Race-Se!!ng one mile snn seventy yards.
COhsignes, /: Bessie Bislaud, = kenwood. 3. Time.
2.uiM 49,, - ,
Third Race -Highwcisht hAndicar: seven furonRs.
Major Tom. /: Pessauor, 2: Hart wallace, .. Tine.
1929 -
Fourth Race-selling: six fnrongs. Clifton. l; st..
Joe, 2; MonterGSo. s. Time. li2o r ,,.
Gaylord. 2. Fred Houston. g. lime. l;2oa
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Ins suA's Guide to New York.

Replies to questions asked ererv day by ne
guests and citizens Of the American metropolis
Suggestions 10 si0Itseers and practical inJor-na-
aonJor practical peopla The Sun ,niH publish. in
time for use al he Columbus Celebration nat Oc.
toter. conpl te. unique. and pra ctcal guide book
TO his ci'p II rN tell risitors uhat The siohs
are. hon 10 reach them vhere 10 lodge and board
uh'le here and The cost Uhere to do wholesale or
retail shopping. ho,o 10 dmuse themselves. and Oct
rest rhen uearv Of sightseeing. II niU be atrac-
rretv printed pleasant TO read and the subject
matter riA be dirided and arranged In uav 10
insure the best results The retail price ,riQ be IS
cents per copu The suns Guide uM also Offer
une0uHlled and exceptional opportunities 10 adper-
hsaS Those nho irish further Information on
this subject should address The GUIDE Book De.
partne,H Of the Nelc York Sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
Something New In Rovyino

To the Daun,less Rowing Club is due credit fer su
innovation in rowing in New York. 1t was presented
last night on tho Harlem River In the shape Of q
Venetian Fate" A. fayrs.iiicksy, member Of the
club being tho originator of the idea while there was
not perfect order as might have bsen desired and
come delay in starting the procession yet 1t WAS a
success. Last night was the nrst time such
= thing hn. been attempted IN this city. The
procsss.on was announced TO start at 8 r. NJ, and
at that hOGr all the boat houses along the river pre-
scented sCcae Uf ACTIVITY nsveT before nj RI
tery boat hoGs. from the Third Avenue bridge 10 Ma
combs Dam Hridgs decorated with Chine se
lanterns At the paunties house there were congre
gated ITO members and lady friends of the different
clubs who wers to take part In the parade and
lon. were tho lHie, 70 secure seats In the boats tina,
they oyercr0wded the roAt with tho result that man
of 'hem were A. times ankle deer in water.
At X Oc'"rN the task of mAnni ng tho boats was DO
run. but IL was = 20 O'Clock before this could be com
Ieie and N" procession started on It's way. livery
barge On the river was pressed into service Poles
rugged in the bow and stern OF each boat and wir,
reached from one poe to the other upon which Chinese
lanterns were strung The course from the DAu
less house foot Of lt7th street down the Thrt
Avenue Bridge. then up the river to High Bridge Ant
return TO the boat house.
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Arcadirn Athletes Visited ~ the Amity
Wheelmen.

treated TO lively last evening" when the nc M
bers OF the Amity wheemen. nearly nifty strong paid
tho Arcadia Athletic Association a visit. With four
bugers at their head. the cyclists started from their
club house on Manhattan avenue. near Meserole.
RroUrlyn and then wheeled successively to Bedford
avenue. thence to Lafayette. to koid where Mt
90 Reid avenue wheeling salute was rendered Master
Augustus Peycrey, IT, the Amity mascot The cyclists
then cont nued their run 10 ~ Putnam avenue where
speech An inspection of the finely rqulpped prem
followed. and then collation. aud an entertainment.
then Johnny mn, the announcer. Introduced Eugene
Garcia and &c MOSe" Hough TWO clever boxers OF
tOna repute. who put up an excellent bout or four
rounds OF very hot panehinsi which drew loud APP
Dan kennedy. Heard 4. g.. and swipes tho Hewsboy
followed In q lively exhibition bout
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MONMOUIH'S FINE PROGRAMME.
Three Stnk" Events and Four Othor Races
with Promising Fields.

The Monmouth Park Racing Association
offers an attractive card Of seven well-flled
races to-day. including the Amboy Handicap
for two-year-olds at three-quarters Of n mile.
the Freehold Stakes ut ono mile and half,
and the Mirage Stakes. u free welter-weight
handicap. at one mile. Twenty youngsters
are named to start IN the Amboy Handicap.
including the cracks Don Alonzo. DR.. Rice.
and Lovelace. lakeland Poet Scout. Loco
hatchee. and Tenny. with their weights for
age. will make horse race for the Freehold
Stakes The Mirage Stakes. which will end
the afternoons sport has twelve engaged. and
with Gold Dollar. Adebcrt. and Nomad carry
ing the top weights in tho order named. will
be a struggle Of endurance worth seeing.
Here are the entire $ in iull
First Race.7.Sweepstakes for maiden 2.yearolds of
$40 each, with $500 added, OF which $500 tho
second and 500 to the third; aiowa nces: i've fur
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NEW SMOKED CIGARETTE WHILE At BAT.
The players had decided that Lynch would
fead-pipe cinch. young man named Nc
Govern. who is not a policeman. was specially
engaged to do the catching. and all arrange
neatness and despatch. The MEDICAL gentle:
men. however. had heard Of Jack Lynch; and
consent to face the curves OF a professional:
After some discussion tho policemen waived
their rights in the case case and and Dq HSc
diamond is laid out on the plot OF
ground between the prison and tho hospital. 1t
peculiar ball ground in America. The home
plate Is so close to the river on one side that
the outhelders ale SO close to the water on tho
other side that o long chase after a fly would
be likely TO entail o ducking. The astonishing
home plato to second base the land rises In q
steep ascent so that the infelders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
A. A. U. swimn,.r ham p,on.hips.

The twelfth annual swimming cham pionships Of the
Amateur Athletic Union will be held the auspices
of the Philadelphia Amateur Swimming Club on Sat.
urday Afternoon. Aug a. at Lafayette Plat Rock Dam,
Schuykill River. The course OF the finest and
fare,t in tho country almost dead water III. events
ONE mile strA,ghiawAy. The Amateur Athletic Unioa
die edHls will be awarded to winners In each event
gold medal Will go to the winner. silver seCond
and bronze to third Entriss close on sa!nId.y Ans
pionship Committee 65 North seventh street. PhilAds
phia. Entrance fec ~ per in each event.
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Essebal, Games To-day.

NATIONAL irAerI AND ANrnicAy AsscetAnoa.
New York vs. Baltimore. At the Polo grouadA
Brooklyn Boston. at Eastern Park.
PhiIade iphtA vs. Washington, 1T Philadelphia
Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland. At Pittsburgh.
Chicagoys. Cincinnati. at Chicago.
ST. Louis vs.. Louisville. at St Louis.
LEAGUE.
Staten Island A. c. va Engewood ,. O.. at West
Brighton.
Point.
CENTRAL SEw JERSEY LEAGUE
rianheld vs.. Somerrilie, ut Plainhed.
WestneId vs. Elizabeth. at Westhed-
OTHER CANES.
Orange A. C. vs. Manhattan A. c.. at Orange Oval
Rutherford WheeIinen va. Summers, at Rutherford
Washiu g,ons vs. kDCk srhnck ers, At Clpster.
North Side A. Z. vs. Nrain.rrys, at North New YORK
Nontclar VS.. Alpha, at hOntclar.
Orltani r. G. vs. kIertons at nsCkensack.
Morr,stovn vs. Volunteer. at Morristown.
Lexington VS.. LeroI HI, AT iorkvillc.
Jerseys vs.. Scottish American A. c, at Hoooksn.
Adons VI. Exports. At Cutler grounds
Franklin VS. PoiDptons, at Ponpton.
NUrtherns vs.. iOrN vnles. at fremont
sayville vs.. Babylon. At sayvi!le.
wi!liamsburgh A A Va Central A. O. At Williams
burgh A A. grounds
Murray Hills Vs. Orange. At Orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
THE CREAM OF THE YOUNG FLYERS.
There will Have TO He some Tall Wing
tapping to Beat tho RECORD.

The test of the youngsters usually deferred
to the LIST Of September will this year begin
for Eastern birds fully two weeks earlier. tho
birds Of the first hatch being now in best form
and feather. Unfortunately. however. this
will bring the dates for the Washington and
Virginia journeys to the opening Of tho gun
ming season. and many pigeons will no doubt
do duty as reed birds. The record showing
the best work yet 20 the credit of youngsters
is. at the opening Of the season OF 1892. as
follows:
by Augusta Of {. Mink. Jr. Newark. n. j. from Ham:
Oq One landrsi and Fifty Mnes-speed 1lo2 y,rd, BY
Volunteer. Of {; o. Barrett Boston; from RSperAnce
Two IiGnirei M,les-speed. LAS yards By Little
TWO ilnarel and Th,rtyelsht M!les-spesd, 1910
yards by oneta Of C. o. Barrett Boston from Oneida
Two hanSttd ara Fifty Me;nspssa; 80 y.sa:; By
hannoek. ysr Sept. 70 1856; tho best speed inshs
Three Hundred Miles-speed 81 yard. by Marian p.
CIV $ Palmer JaF, Germantown IA. from Liberty Va.
iSn&rSa and Tnif,y cHsoI MesssHs.h II
ipI9% to i a"Sc "":r $50 nliss N the n.y.
by Iaiy Gresns6oro Of Jane. MeSauHsy riIad.Dh.
from Grs.nsGo.o n c. 0st, E iseI ,-5 ut,.. in o,s
,.G. sr R's.Hf y tfas Ra @
f' ~. Gi'aH t5p and afssn and
halt days by Wade. OF Henry Wagner, Boston: from
London. Oni, Nov, .. 1885,. ..,,. az,
Greatest Distance by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ny MISS
Leslie r. OF e. o. Barrett Boston. Oct 20 1884,
The prizes Of the year in the ,ouTnsys 70. for
competition beginning in MAY and ending IN
December. and for youngsters regardless q
sex. Thus the youngsters compete with old
birds. and besides have prizes OF their own.
The prizes in which tn" competition Is
limited to certified youngsters are goid leg
bands for the best speed from 100 miles or
over the greatest distance in the day greatest
distance by IA younGstcr. hest average In the
seasons flying. not less than three Iourneys
TO be considered. and the grea'Gst number OF
miles covered by II youngsi"r BESIDES these
II gentleman's ring is oiIcrci for the hest
speed in two Journeys from rot less than 100
American band. and to birds in Providence
wearing seamless bands Of any sort purch
This year. The speeds ,takon for comparison
season and may be in seriHs or out; The only
restriction is that tho Journeys shall not he
from the same station. and distances must
have at least twenty five miles difference.
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BOSTON. 2: BROOKLYN, o.


Twelve exciting innings were necessary to
decide Yesterdays game at Eastern Park be-
tween the champion Bostons and the Brook
who crossed the plate. Whom eleven fruitiess
almost too great to bear, Haddock. however.
COMMENCED the twelfth by striking, out
sstt why played f is eI ball. next Ffs sess
hsve t5s ba bh
ball. and away it rolled toward the centre ileId
Burns got II. as it went nearer to right than 10
oentre. just as 1t reached DALEY after being
cleanly handled. stiyetts reached the plate in
NlS l q s bra g: Up Ehen The Br09kIyns came
SWEETS HsddocE sh% @ sT S Weak
S S6h H Hss, sts sna N hin oa pitched
that is seldom seen: Before the last inning
tho Bos tons had only made one hit or Had
made In six different innings, Nichols, had a
great responsibility put upon him in the sec
were on tie bases. Nichols let Haddocis i he
the ball after three balls had been called on
sk nns ne Ess D eos BAN
me iourth inning was whom the Brooklyns
might have scored; but lucky triple play pro-
though as to whether Darby O'Brien, didn't
E At h;cms DAILY vent to bis base on bale. and
snd though Kelly. picked It UP he couldn't
hold it That filled the bases. Again Haddock
proved q Jonah, lie hit to Nash. and
Tom DAILY at the plate Kelly quickly
doubled UP Haddock at first, and as OBrien
Kelly. Mike got it Just as Darby slid for the
plate. Lynch was directly over the men and
10 said that Darby was out. There was a
Brooklyn runner the benefit OF it. Lynch was
t9mSWant on on balls and strikes. hut he dis
however, was very bitter against him. Tho
score, '' -''~
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LoSpoN. Aug. b.-Ths weather Is nne At Cowes to-day.
and the breeze favorable Thirteen yachts started In
the race, including the Meteor and the Irene. Tho
Kaiser has invited large party to tea board the
ksiseradier iomorrow ana numner Of royal and
the Kaiser On tho kAiserailer in the evening The
kaiser viii start on his return voyage on sunday.
The Meteor WAS rrst IN the race to-day. tho Maid
Marion second snd i.Esperance third THROUGH third
ing the time allowance. This the closing race
Of the regatta Tho Meteor behaved spenddly, and
ncAtOn.
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The Winners ut Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Aug. 5.-The winners at this
track to day follow:
First Race-Six and hai furlongs Omen dor hrst
Elkton second. Bargain third Tine l:2e}s.
Second RAcs-Six and a quarter fur!ongs. Absconder
hrst Eolic second, Double Cross third. Time iasA
Third RAce-Flveeighth> of "A mile. Young Lottery
first Anarchist second, ZingarA third, Time. 'o5p
Fourth Rsce;fonr snG nall tufi9nns' MARY hust
Fifth Rece-Thrse. qnar!ers OF milo Glos!er hrst
Arthur DAVIS second. Sir William third Time. ;20%.
sixth RAcs-four and a half fuT!ongs Sir David
nrsL Bella second. Golden third Time. l'olA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
News orthe wheelmcn.

PouGHkrxpsrr, Aug. b.--The Poughkeepso Bicycle
Club opened 500 900 club house in this city to-day 1t
10 situated Morrison square and is one OF tho hand
soonest houses in the city Il va. formerly the home
and was OF. y,nay built by Gen Thomas l. Davies at
contract price of $50 900 The club Was organized and
Incorporated in 1887 IL now has 100 active III embers
representing tho leading business and society men OF
he CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
The Crescent Gun Club.

owiux to amisunderstandn g of date the attendance
OF tho members of the Crescent Gun Club WAS not As
large a. usual =, Dexter Park yessrday Tho compet
was tn. hes. aysr.g:s for the annual prizes
81 L. HoPiins 81 Yards 6: J. Vasts ~ yards. 7; G. W.
sWs.n',nte s6cat"D snipe 90 yards o; W. Gilman
81 yards b. l. HOPKINS, 81 yards. 7; G. W Winchester
II yards 8; J. Vagts. ~ yards. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
BICYCLE AUCTION.
500 ormondes. Columbus. Meteors Rudges Junos Ao-
Salty, Aug. 6, at II A. M,
IL Murrayst
fishing Tarke.
MARsTERs HAS WOKMs.

Sand worms. 12o. doA white worms. 26o. . dec
Dobsons, "5c. doz shsdder crabs. NARsTERsS cs!s.
bratsd Allsucswood striped bass and Fishing Banks
rod s2ss Ash and lance wood hollow butt and extra
tip bass rods 900. Split bamboo ny and bait rods
slss mp Jointed bamboo rods sbo. mp. Best quality
hollow point hooks single gut. loo. doL.: double: l5c
Lengths. 20 ssGh: afineh bras. mpl,iplyns balance
plate Multiplying reels ssc. up. Rubber and picksl.
plate mutt plying reels use up S0ofest reel lines on
ls,.hreAt 53c 2ithreai Gc, sinksrs. Sc. per pound
Gan h0okA with handle BIC, Canvas tackle books,
400 Fishing pants; 81 Everything TO delight the
angler. In qrality and price.
SEND STAMP FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
j. F. MARsTERs. 65 Court ST.,
Nrar City Hail. BROOKLYN. Open Evsninga)
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Totals......6i1s26 y 81 Tot
swiImot ont for interference.

e. Lost'. -
Earned runs-st Loui.. 8; Chicago. First base on
errors-Chrago q. Lett on bnses-st Louis VI, Chica
70, First hase balls -DN Hawke, D; on Luby. D.
Eiruck on-By Hawke, II; by Luby. ?. Homo run
Brpdts Thres'base hit-Canavan. Two-bass hts-wer.
drn Caruthers Brodie Sacrifice htts-oiasscock Ear
roll Decker Stolen hase-ulnsscock. nonb!e pyZfar'
rott and Dahlrn. lit by pitcher-Hawke l. Umpire
McQuaid. 1ime-l 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
n ennouth Park Race Trains. Via Penn
syIyanIa Railroad.

Leave Desbrosses st. and CortAndt st. ferries. New
York, At u 40 NJ II noon, ana 900 r NJ, every
season Regular tTain' leaving Hsw i"Ts r., 1;So aud
race days also the Halt Holiday specihi viii leave
New York on Saturdays for Monmouth Park At Y N.
CArL-Adg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
The Fountain Gun Club.

Tho members Of the Fountain Gun Club held their
shoot at woodlawn Park. Gravesend yesterday, for
the best Averages for prizes Tho scores were; Phr
ter Jr. IS yards. 10; Y. sShnmachs5 20 yards lo 4.
Lake 81 yards o; &. W Jones. 70 yards =; G Fisher
20 yards 3; W Mclaughlin, 20 yards .: Dr. Van Ord.
~ yardn o. G. Plate ~ yards. g. G. EAylOr - yards
81 f. W. Matchmaker. 70 yards, 6; Il. Mclaughlin, II
yards 7; w Lair. 70 yards Z; N. Frea. 70 yards u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
'ay Hills W. orange. at Orange.
II baseball Notes.

The team OF the Brooklyn College OF Pharmacy
considered to be DANGEROUS lot OF young men in any
amateur company. They have won notable victories
since their organization but the one club that they
to place their lisr 10 VAL street They meet
the stock puaors At Prospect Park on Thursday
afternoon next. and the pill makers" will try to
OF the bitterest moments in the history Of
" all ktrees
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3: py Wsyhing sserifice hits-Dowd Co. Hoy. Duff
Fee Hailrnan. Clenon,s Cross weyhng Double plays
BRADFORD and Robinson, Dowd ana Richardson. hopn-
son and Mcclure. Hit by Pttcher-by weyhing i UNI
pire-Gahnsy. Timo-lt6.
az LOUIS 6: ouncAoo. 2.
sr Iou,, Aug 6-Hawke. the Browns new pitcher,
msds his initial appearance here this afternoon and
covered him self with glory. Tho scorer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06

Stolen bases-Dunns Greenway q. W.dow t2h Nc.
Carthy (2 BackmAr t2N. First base OH erro s-rolce
men, T. First base on bals-Oa Donovan =. OF iiazen
2. struck ont-By Donovan. 7: by Hnzen .. Lsft on
bAses-Policemen. 2; Doctor. g. Passed oaii-Mc'
Govern. wild pitcn-ponovAn. umpire-pr. somes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06
How Cohen VIII Fight Kelly.

sAm Cohen Of Boston the 100 pound champion of tho
New England States called At TnK srE once last night
In regard to the challenge OF Charley Kelly. Cohen
says that he will not night Kelly at his own club. the
Granite. but VIII nght him TO nnish for 500 side.
1900 the men TO weigh in SIX hours before the fght
Cohsns hacker eau be found AT llS Clinton place this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06

Monmouth Park races on Tuesdays, Thursday. And
Saturdays vita Reading Railroad system Trains lsaya
station c.ntrs Rsrosd q NsT Jersey foot Of Liberty
Special, 90 SPECIAL 1880 r VIA sandy Hook route
from Pier y. North River. At 90, II 90 A. NJ I2:I5
lNo r. n. PaIlor cars on all Special trsips,-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06

Hassbaii. Eastern Park, 3i3O II. NJ. To-day.
Brooklyn vs. Boston. Admission Goo. and 26c. tx
press trains leave Bridge $50. 2+o 1850. O'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06

Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day.
League ehsppiSnsn,P g.m. Baltimore y. Few
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06

Earned runs-New York. q Baltimore, 7. Two-bAse
son. yos'ry; sasrthcs hitsI oRoa,ke T. oROqIke
base on errors-New York. 2; Baltimore. 2. First base
on oalls-ot Crane, s.; of King. i: of vickery. TO-
Left on nases1NeW yYrk. Z: D.ltiniore; T. Passed
yickery, l. Umpre-Emsue, Ilme-2;lO.
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Boston ......-..,,.,o o . U y o %
Earned rnn-RostOn. FIrst base by errors-Ilroollyu
z; Boston. Left on bases BrooRlyn. o; boston T.
s,ss! BASE on pa,s.nn ladtock 8: on Etchols q
STREET. sacriacs ht's Ward. Q Bg.n. Kelly, stosu
ehs-Tucker. Triple plaY-Nnsh. Kelly and Turker
Hit by pitched ball-By Hadaock. .: BY Nichols
WIG Ptch-H.dIocx. tmpire-Lynch. Tims-2iI5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-06

rHitApEtrHlA. AJg b.-Ihe Senators played sttn ball
to-day and shut out the Phiadelphlas Costiy errors
bI the home team and timely hitting by tho visitors
tells the story. Attendance, lob Tue scorer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
Sic Wiloen Sormoias.


lleber bic Wiloen Sormoias sibt ber
,,Sitai. glppb" na1 1iuefii6en Nuel=
len folsenoen 9tufidluB: geioe Sc.
iblehter seben barfub, bod bebeden lie
ibre G0rper nit &leoer, uno smar ben
ObertOrper nit einem tursen Semb,
wdbreno lie Die Seine nit 3eusrollen
umgeben. 9ie Weiber tra9en meiii
einen Sopfi6muf BON natiirli1en
glumen. Die Mdnner, Die es liebeu,
ibre Sbaten gu persei6nen, beo.den ben
sansen 90rper nit S9rift;ei6en, tpo.
bel Tie ii6 Der bolldnoii6en Sprade
bebienen. Sbre Sauptsieroen iinb
9lrmipansen. Die aus SronSe ober
Glen sesoHen perben, unb Stpar tras
gen fie bis Su einigen 9uBeno Yaaren.
Wiini9t cine Sunsfrau ii1 81 perbei-
ratben. 70 besibt iie iid in bas &c.
meinbebaus; tper um fie iperben tpiG,
brinst ibr brauBen elm Stdnb6en auj
Der Maultrommel. SIT er ibr anse.
nebm, 10 iperben bic @ltern benadrid-
tist, elm 9rintselase pirb anseri6tet.
tuosu Die Nadbaren eingelaben perben.
unb iomit iinb iie Elm Yaar. Wenn es
auf bem Seloe gu tbun eibt, 10 itebt bic
6rau binter bein pfluge, todbreno Der
Mann babeim Die Sinoer beriorst.
Sie @iloen tennen tpeber @er,te nod
WebiSin; tuenn lie frant iinb, aber aud
nur bann, nebmen iie elm Slubbab, in
Der Meinung. baB Iie bur6 bic bonn
9roben MrSt in bas Wailer perle9te Seils
trait seneien. Wenn Semanb seitor-
ben lit, idmiiden iie Die Saustbiir nit
bunten 2appen. gDas Der Soote an
@erdtbeu, @efaben uno Gleibern su.
riidldbt, miro unter Die leberlebenben
pertbeilt. Ser 2ei6nam miro orei
Gage lang uilter Dem 8ett aufbemabrt,
alsbann Oeriammeln ii6 Die Nadbarn,
traeen i'm ms Sreie, beneben i'm nit
Wein uno i6arren i'm tief unter Die
@roe. obne ibn in einen Sarg su leeen.
3ieben lie in cine anbere @e9eno, 70
sraben iie ibn iuieoer aus. Inn ibn BON
Teuem su besraben. Sie @obnItdtteH
Der Wilben erheben iid bier bis fiini
Sub iiber bic groe, fie iinb tief uno
eng gebaut, ipie 8oete; Salten unb
gfoiten iinb bunt bemalt. 9lls SCRIBE
beiiben lie elm brei SUB bobes @eitel,
auf peldes cine groBe pfanne seiebi
pirb. gus bieier tperben fliiiiiea
SpeiIen (Reis ober Sirieniuppe) BON
ben rings llmberifebenoen nit elmer
a,,s9ebDblten 9ofosuub auseelOffelt,
mdbreno trodener 8eis nit ben 0dnben
bem Munbe susefiibrt uirb. Sic lies
ben es. @ein gu trinfen; bieIer miro
aus 9eis bereitet, cen lie i'm Munoe
sertauen, iporauf iie i'm in elmer Sam=
busrobre mebrere Sage 9dbren lalien.
Sie Speere Der Wilosn iinb iiber flint
6ub lang; iie treffen, obne su feblen,
jeoen @esenitanb auf bunbert S6ritte.
gu6 bebienen lie iid zines aus gams
bus perfertisten Soeens nit elmer bans
fenen Sdnur als Sebne. nit Dem lie
lange. ipiBe, aber seiieoerte pieib
i9uellen.