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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-15

The season OF 1894 comes to an end at
Morris Park to-day with a brilliant card
OF six races. The special race at a mile
and a quarter. with Clifford, Dorian, Ru-
bicon and Sir Walter entered to carry
weight for age, should furnish a rafting
contest and end the season in a hitting
manner. The race looks to be an exceed
ingly open affair. Clifford and Sir Wal
ter are both four-year-olds, and Dorian
and Rublcon are year younger. At this
time Of year the weights favor the three
year-olds.
Cliffords two races with Henry Of
Navarro certainly entitle him to serious
three-year-old once at mile and fur
long, but later was defeated at the same
distance. He was close at Henry OF Ma
varre's heels in the last race however.
pounds and a beating at Sheepshead Bay,
II does not seem that Dorian has any
license to beat Clifford. Sir Excess had
Sir Excess this should make Rogers's
three-year-old hold Sir Walter safe.
Clifford seems the most likely Of the
Ian and Rubicon, the formers races have
been consistent, and his victories hand
some. He should be second.
Another great race will be the Whit,
event brings a very high-class lot OF
youngsters together, including The Com
moner. Magian, Salvation. Handspun.
Counter Tenor, Annisette, Dolabra
Halma, California, Silvie and other gooc
ones. Salvation, IL ridden by Taral Of
some strong boy, will be hard to beat
although Sllyie, with log pounds up. is
exceedingly dangerous The Commoner
also has a great look in.
In the opening event f1ve-furlone
dash, Jack Of Spades meets an ordinar!
lot OF sprinters. Discount, Buckrene
Nottingham, VIII Elliott and Lustr,
should make a rafting finish in the
second race.
The Pelham Bay Handicap, at a mile
and a quarter, has Dorian. Sir Excess,
Declare, Our Jack and others engaged
Dorian will probably go in the spe
cial, and Sir Excess will have to fight
for the money to beat Declare and Our
Jack.
The closing event is for maiden two
year-olds. The track will be dry and
fast. The entries and selections are as
follows:
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INDEPENDENTS IN DOUBT.
They May Decide TO Ignore the Xxx
and Go II Alone.

and Go II Alone.
The Independent County Organization,
which has not yet indorsed the Commit
tee OF LXX.'s union ticket, will hold a
meeting at the headquarters OF the Sew
enth Assembly District organization. &C.
Seventh street, tonight to hear the re-
port OF its Conference Committee. 1t is
expected that a statement scoring the
Ink. for the adoption OF machine meth
DDS will be read at the meeting and re-
ferred to the Executive Committee for
suitable action.
The leaders OF the Independent County
Organization make no secret OF their
belief that the LL%.'s Executive Com
mittee was made up In the interest OF
certain candidates. to the exclusion OF
others, for places on the ticket below
those OF Mayor and Recorder. AS the
first organization In the field. and the
one that has. perhaps. done more than
any other to give the anti-Tammany
movement force and direction, the In
dependent County Organization feels
that IT has been badly treated In having
been barred from a voice in the selec-
ton of candidates,
As a result, II may at it's meeting to-
night. or at the meeting Of its Exec
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MASPETH ENTRIES.

The entries and selections for this ar
ternoon's races at Maspeth are as fol
lows:
First Race-Five furiongs.-Jsck natchelor
III; Maggie Beck l07: Hlndoostan 81; Alva
81; Kelturno, s5: Jim Corbett 95; Mamie n.
81; Adjust 81; Lady fremont, 81; Sentinel. 81 lbs
Second Receive furlongs-Vishun colt. IFS
Dorcas L., Canada Jack. May Irving, Frank Nc
Cool, lis lbs. each.
Third Race-Half mile and seventy yards -
Defaultsr, l03: Republic, 90 Peiia. IS; Blythe
IS; Roman, 96; Ruby. s5; Baby b., s5 Tom Nc
c., IS; Iceland, 30; Pat RABBIT, 90 lbs.
Fourth Race-seven and a half furlongs-Dr
Helmuth. l22; Jim Mclaughlin. ll9; Pirate Chief
ll4 Maraschino. ia; Contralto colt, ll2; Tn,
Joker. 1903; Son Malheur, l02 lbs.
Fifth Race-HAlf mile and seventy yards-stevt
L.. 49, St. Ann, llb; Belle u, nlly. lis; Aus
triana gelding, 49, o Hearn. 1ib lbs.
Sixth Receive and a half furiongs.-Chateau
IFS; Holyport QmpD 100; Bolivar. 100; Jacl
Lowell. liz; Hay Tay, LOG; Elmstone. 1os; Mask
1906 Red Cross, 1903 lbs
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WANTED FOR MANY CRIMES.
Chicago Detective Accidentally Lo-
Gates Desperate Crook.
(By Associated PresaO

DENVER, Oct. 15.-The trip to Denver
Of Detective-Sergeant Walbeck, of Chi
cago, who came after Henry New
marke, the alleged Chicago forger, has
been more prolific of results than the
officer expected. While looking through
an album containing photographs OF
crooks. sergt. Walbeck came upon the
portrait of an old acquaintance. It
bore the name of James Baker, who is
now doing three years in the State
penitentiary at Canon City In the
Chicago Rogues Gallery and at Joliet
penitentiary the man is known by the
name of Jake Skinner. When his SEN
to Chicago.
According to the officer. Skinner is
wanted by the Chicago authorities for
two murders, three attempts at murder
and a long list of burglaries and hold
ups"
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New York.
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Oct 10
The entries and selections for the races
here to-day are as follows:
First RAce-Four and a half furl1nsswoli,w via
l0l; Zelita Ally 81: Pie, l0i; Columbus ioX
Jolly Joe, ss: A. o. H., lis; Fagot' lo2; Bot
", l0i lbs. 80 , n,
Second Race-Four and half furlongs
gravia Cremona, l07 each; McFonso. Gaelic. ~.
each; DR.. Faust Do KNOW 100 e "a H., h'rr' D.
Third Raee-slx furlongs,,c9ray; lGi; Eliza "a
Lismore. lOi Flushing. 80; Topmast 30; ANDREW
D.. 81; Hay Tay, 80: Lyman; ioi FRANK U W VI
Billet Dour colt. S. Blue Bird. 90; Detroit, lOl
lbs. al, A.,
Fourth Race-seven furlongs.-verbia, lo6 May
D., 80; Lumberman, Tumult, LOG each; Bickie
iO3; Mirage. ~; Gaiety, IS; ooteon. llo; Black
wood iO6; Brussels, %; Silver Queen lOS; Mont
iece. 90; Haifbreed. lll Tribute, 10 lbs.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs Sentinel, liz; Trlb'
ute ia; Loving Heart lls; DO Know Harry
g., 90 each; Chink. So Hamilton. i22; imp Bur
reil, III; l.. J. D., lls; Bozeman, ia; Tom NICE
ll9; Prince Klamath, III; Ray DAILY, 20 lbs
Sixth Race-Four and a half furlonss,IMiseIy
Musk Roman, Little John, l05 each Mabel A.
Western Star. ToOtsey Glor!ana, lo2 lbs each
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GEO. C. FLINT CO..

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REGISTER AT ONCE!

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WHY They DESPAIR.
Continued from First Page1

Of his money out OF city contracts since
Tammany came into power.
James Martin was street ear
driver quarter OF a century ago Since
then he has made hts living out OF
politics.
Maurice Featherson and John b. Sex
Ton have no business but politics, The
same may be said of Laurence Delmour,
John J. Ryan, William H. Burke.
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HOTEL BEAT IN CHICAGO.
Brisk Stranger Engages n Desir.
able Room and BorrOws S5.
(By Associated Press.)

10Y Associated fressD
CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-"I thought l had
run the gauntlet of hotel BEATS" said
a prominent hotel proprietor, until last
night, when I learned a new dodge OF
the men who make living by beating
hotels. C. p. Herald, of Cleveland, o.,
was the name that a brisk man. with
all the appearances of a successful
drummer. wrote on the register. He
threw down a handful of baggage
checks and asked that his trunks be
sent for and placed in his room, which,
by the way, was one Of the best in the
house.
He looked over the letters and tele-
grams in a grand style. and then in a
calm manner he asked for IS. OF course
he got 1t. as hundreds of commercial
men before him have obtained advances
on their accounts. We sent twice to the
depot for his baggage, and It was only
when he failed to occupy his room that
We knew we had paid for learning a
new trick"
Herald secured like sums at several
other hotels.
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Sir Excess, despite his stiff impost
should capture this race. Declare ought
t. be a good second. Our Jack should
not be worse than third.
Fifth Race,-speclsl purse OF 81 5OO one mile
and quarter.
962 r. l.. Roses Clifford. ...................l2 1872
1881 Oneck Stables Sir Walter. 1922
lyOl j. W rogers Dorian, ''.'''............ 1l3
The special ought to be won by Clifford,
with Dorian second and Rubicon third.
sixth Race.-sweepstAkes OF SIS each with
Il 600 added; for maiden two-year-olds; six fur
longs
g9S J. J. sheridAn's Truepenny .............. los
9S7 c. Litueneld, jr.'s Janet hlly........... l05
992 J. W. Rogers's Lucania. los
992 Marcus Days sadie...............,..... los
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Aid for Mrs. GOIdenitx and Mrs.
Ransom.
The Evening World" has received for the
family OF Mrs Goldentz. OF $50 East Eighty
.ighth street. s.O5 from Julian Loeb, Richard
Buyer and Stanley Davis. Of East One Hundred
and Seventeenth street; 81 from st. Lou Is. and
81 from Mrs, James One dollar has also been
sceiyed from IN. NJ" for Mrs Ransom.
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SELECTIONS.

First Race--MagEie Beck, jim
Corbett, Sentinel.
Second Race--Frank McCOOI, May
Irving, Canada Jack.
Third Race--ROman, Tom Nee.
Ruby.
Fourth RRce--Pirate Chief, Con.
traIto colt, Jim Mclaughlin.
Firth Race--Austriana ReIdinE
steve L., 81. Ann.
Sixth Race--HOlyport, Elmstone
Bolivar.
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SELECTIONs.

First Race--Busiris,R olla, Fred
cricLs.
Second Race--The Queen, Sir
Dixon, jr., BelwoOd.
Third Race--snllie woodford
Lady Richmond, Ettarre.
Fourth Race--Galloping King
German, George Dixon.
Fifth Race--Walcott, Ferrier
Tom Tough.
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utlve Committee later on, put an indie
pendent ticket in the field. 1t Is anx-
ious to demonstrate its strength and
hints have been thrown out that 1t may
leaders declare they are not in favor OF
sitting idly by and letting somebody
else capture offices to their exclusion on
the, very Issue they themselves have
made,
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Salvation. II ridden by strong and ca
pable boy. should win this race Silvie
ooks the best OF the others, and at the
weights should run a great race. The
Commoner ought to be next
Fourth Race.-Pelham Bay Handicap for three
year-olds; sweepstakes OF $50 each, with 81 500
adj dad m nd n nus
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HI. Friend HIT Him with n Club.

John Tltterington, thirty years old who lives
the Washington Lodging House. 1853 East Twsn-
ty-third street, walked into Bellevue Hospital at
4. clock this morning, bleeding from a bad scalp
xound He said his friend William HAlsrhan
lad beaten him with a club at Twenty.fourt
street and First avenue, The police could not
lad HallerhAn.
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Mrs. Ander.on's Statement.

MrA Jennie Anderson. OF SIS Warren strssl
Brooklyn. whose hearing on a charge OF assault
ing her elsysn-year-od half-sister Sadie c0niW
comes ut In the Adams Street Court Wednesday,
writes 10 THE Evening World" declaring that
she always kept Sadie we'll dressed and we'll
cared for, and that she has never abused her. sne
insists that Mrs. Mullen. for whom Sadie 10 work.
ing made the girl cut on her hair and wear
poor clothes. for which she Is obliged 10 PAY
twice their value.
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Guilty of Gains Crime.
(BY Aaaociatsd Prsaa.l

sIsrERsvILLE. W. Va. Oct. i6-wiliiam
Lougherty died last evening at Cow Run from
INJURIES indicted yesterday afternoon by his broth
er Hiram. william divorced from his young
wife recently Afterward Hiram and the woman
became close friends. which enraEed William.
Yesterday in an alteration Hiram fatally In
tured william by pounding him the head
with . rock. Hiram 10 In Jail.
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Crawford, 2.O7x, Buried on the
Track.
(By Associated Press

DUBOIS, Pa, oct. l5.-The PAGER Crawford
having a record Of 2O7s, died here Saturday, and
was buried at the distance pole where the local
Association will erect a monument Crawford
was owned by II, A. Stratton, OF Evansburg Pa
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JOURNAL.

First Race-Jack OF Spades, Peace
maker.
Second Race-Discount, Buckrene.
Third Race-Salvation, Annisette.
Fourth Race-Declare, Our Jack.
Fifth Race-Rubicon, clifford.
Sixth Race-Sadie. Chicot.
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POS J. A., A. II. q n. H. Morriss Trayssty., tO1
s9s A. r. Walcotts Chlcot.......,......... lOl
- Cattaraugus, ,......,.............. l0l
eS First Chance Stables Countess, ......... IS
sTS J. Rupert, Jr.'s Philistia.,............ IS
The Closing event may be won by
Sadie, with Janet Ally second and Luz
cania third.
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Brilliant Card to Wind Up the
Season at Morris Fark.
Two Stakes and a Special Down for
Decision.
EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS

First Race--JRclS Of Spades, Har-
ringtOn, Ed keRrney.
Second Rnce--Buckrene,D Discount,
VIII Elliott.
Third Race--salvation, silvie.
The Commoner.
Fourth Race--sir Excess,Declare,
Our Jack.
Fifth Race--Clinord, Dorian,
Rubicon.
sixth Race--sadie, Janet ally,
Lucania.
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NIERCURY.

MERCURY.
First Race-Jack of Spades, Harring
ton.
Second Race-Buckrene. Nottingham.
Third Race-Silvie, California.
Fourth Race-Declare, Our Jack.
Fifth Race-Rubicon, Clifford.
Sixth Race-Sadie. Travesty.
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PRESS.

First Race-Jack OF Spades, Harring-
ton.
Second Race-Buckrene, Nottingham.
Fnmr,b RaceIPa trician ar Encsss
Fifth Race-Clifford, Dorian.
Sixth Raoe-Sadie, Lucania.
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NARRAGANSETT ENTRIES.
Especial to The Eveninr

Especial to The Evening worid)
RACE, TRACK. NARRAGANSETT
PARK, Oct. 15.-The entries and selec-
tons for to-day's races are as follows
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Morning Papers Selections.
AT MORRIS PARK.


First Race--Jack of Spades, Peace
maker.
Second Race-Buckrene, Discount.
Third Race-The Commoner. Salvation.
Fourth Race-Sir Excess, Declare.
Fifth Race--Rubicon, Dorian.
Sixth Race-Sadie, Janet tilly.
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Cowperthwait & Co., Of IOt w. 1ith -.
are selling free-wool Carpets and Rugs At very
low pricea- -
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PIERCE .s ss::; CURE
on MONEY RETURNED.

heavy, dragging down sensations, pain
in the back, and headache, should take
warning in time DIR. Pierce's Favorite
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at this time. It's a positive remedy for
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SELECTIONS.

First Race--FagOt, Bob W, A.
o. II.
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, LepOr-
clio, CremOna.
Third Race--DetrOit, Jennie t..
Billet Doux colt.
Fourth Race--Mirage, Black
wood, Verbin.
Fifth Race--Tribute, Prince KIa-
math, Tom McC.
Sixth Race--Mask, GIOriana
Misery.
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A Fine Rug,

TIKI WELL KNOWN furniture hnu 20 OF GEE. G..
FLINT Go. 10 West 81 ST. is offering astonishing
opportunities In all kinds Of furniture -
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Well worth seeing 10 the fine line Of Carpets
and Rugs made from free wool at very low prices
at CowperthwAit's lO4 West itth At. -
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cine that l have"
, 1894-06-19
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mann uno pfero %3peihunoert 6uB weit our6
ole SUIT entfihrt.

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ftonb, Durbe bonn @rbboben tueg9efe9t.
Gin pter3ebn SuB LANCER unb fitnt3ebn
53ou btder 8aumftamm ipurbe ie6S3i9 gtuz
them melt bur6 Die Suit b~intpeggefibrt.
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, 1894-06-19
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tenz&tr6en na6 Gom etnberufcn.
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bereitS cine Nu6ien3, bel nelcber @eIe9en@
belt er i'm Qluftrag2 ietncs SouperGnes BEN
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fniipfung bon btplomotiidcn 8eSiebungen
3Dii9en benz ruiiiiden &eicbe unO benz
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iden @enerales G6Omelitn bel SEM 8apite
iprab li6 oteicr III iebr enti6ieoener g8eiIc
81 @uniten elmer all9emeinen Q(briiftung
aus. Sour auf biele 8eiie fDnne ser @elt@
frieoen geli6ert tper0en.
, 1894-06-19
Die Oarifbiu.
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Sw0lf Qa9en Sem Ab9eoroneten=
haufe wteoer Su9ehen.
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oct Oebatte iber bic ein3elnen Gartfliiten
erm09lt6en. ~beitanben iuerOen. Smmerbtn
aber iOn cine btnlGnglibe 8elprebung Der
pom Senat porgenommenen 9tenoerungen
ltattfinoen.
Nean ertpartet bie GarifbtQ i'm Sauie
innerbalb Der nd9iten sebn Sage. I'M
mtttelbar no6 tbrem @tntreffen tpiro tie
an bos Gomite fir Wttttel uno 8ege Der>
ipieien iper6en, tpelches iicb borausfi6tlib
cine pole @o6e nit berieIben bei4Gfttgen
tptro, nm barber ihliiiiig gu tperben,
tpelde Der bon benz Senat an Der 8tu bor>
%genommenen Qlenberungen 9utgebciBcn
tperben ioaen unb pelcbe nt6t. Sobalb
bic Sin aber benz &onferen3fomite iiber7
tpieien 1T, mtrb benz 6auic BON t3eit gu
,3ett iiber Sic 9etrOffenen 8ereinbarungen
8ert6t e~ritattet iper6en.
, 1894-06-19
Clutter fdJluerer Ankla9e.
Die DerbanoIung se9en ole on9eb=
Iiheu DereepaIti9er 5weier
baIbwu9fi9er 21ldohen.
Oas 6eu9ni6 Ger 1ojdhri9en Nelie Su5 9e=
gen 6ranf Gbompion. - Die Qneaben
oes Observation-Disclosures
SepeiSmaterioI.

6eute Wtor9en famen bor 3idbter Ser
item Die 8lagen 9egen SSomes SmitD, %.
Gilbert uno Trauf Gbompipn gum @ufz
ruf. 9ie %eriteren 8eiben, bciabrte WtGrz
ner nit DetBen 0aaren, iteben inter ie
$4,000 8irgi6aft tpegcn 6er 8ergetpattiz
gung Der bretjebnid6rigen @6a @aloer un6
ber 5ebnidbri9en gteQte 2ub Sbompion 1T
belielben 8erbre6ens ge9en gteute CUB be-
i6uIbigt. St lit Elm Otonn ettpa 9nfang
Der 8tcr5iger.
gta9 Der beuttgen 3eugenbernabme lit
Der Sail nod nibt D%Olftdnbi9 getlGrt. Or.
9anto q. Stern bon SEQ. 202 @6icago 2(be.
bertcbtete itber bic ltnteriubung pon gieuie
QuB, Delc5e cine 8erleBung 6es MG6cbens
ergab. 2uS eriter Sail FAM 6ann Der gegen
Sbompion our 8erbanolung.
Die feline 9teaie beri6tete ben 8organg
ais i'm @r6gei6oB beS Gan6Dz@ eibGfteS
Sbompion'S auf einem Stro6lager Oouz
fibrt; iie erbielt 10 Gent8 bon GbompiOn
unb bebauptete, baB gtiemanb sur 3ett I'M
Qa0en mar. Oils 9lnpalt fir Die 9lnflage
tritt Nnipalt q. 9eniion auf, nGbren6 4nz
malt Stiion ben 9lngetlagten Sbompion
Oertbei0t9te un6 2lntpalt 8urre5 fir Smit6
unb 9iebert eribeint.
SbompIOn fitbrte 3eu9en Dor, tpelHe CUR
3ett in benz 2aben 9eipelcn ST. iein bebaupz
teten. ST ielbit leugnet ale S6uL6 ob.
Sci Der grOBen Qn5abI Der I3eugen, peIc6e
aac elm lan9eS birccteS 8erb0r 3u beitebeu
tatten unO bon allen 8ertbeibigern ermuz
benben &reu5OerbOren untertuorfen MUIR
ben, 5Og iicb Die Gerban6Lung bis Elm llbr
bin, Obne baB cine DerlaBLi6e &larbeit in
Die So9e fam uno Bic 8%erbanbllng gegen
Smttb uno Gilbert i~iberbaupt nod
a1f9enommen tperoen fonnte.
SbOmpion tpuroe enblth inter $4,000
8itrgi6att ans G~riminaG8eribt pertpiclen,
baS 8erbOr ber beiOen Ql16eren aber bis
mor9en peri6Oben.