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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
WHERE BLUE AND
GRAY MEET AGAIN.
Thoroughly Fraternal Spirit Of
Reunion at Manassas Very
Impressive.
TALKED OVER OLD TIMES
TALKED OVER OLD TIMES.
Other Meetings Now Being
Observation-Disclosures May
Take Northern Trip.

Z .fif'77
(From our Regular Correspondent,

(Fror Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May PA
considerable number Of veterans Of the
Army OF the Potomac arc in tho city to-
day on their way homeward from Manas-
sas. where they concluded two days re-
union withaveterans Of the Army OF North.
ern Virginia yesterday. The veterans who
wore the blue are unanimously enthusiasts
tic over the reception they received and
the cordiality OF the hospitality extended
them by the virginians, who had once
borne arms against the Union. It may
be asserted as certain that there will be
another reunion OF the blue veterans
with tho gray down in Virginia soon,
and there is already considerable talk OF
an effort to be made to have the vet.
Grams OF the gray come to Washington
next year and meet with the veterans
OF the Army OF. the Potomac. 1t Is safe
to say the Southern soldiers would be
given about the best Washington affords
in the way OF entertainment. KS
THE thoroughly fraterna spirit mani
tested at the reunion was impressive.
There was not a phase OF the war which
was not discussed BY the men who fought
on either side, but there was no heat
OF argument. The questions which caused
the war are looked on as settled. They
are discussed by Southern veterans only
as memories. The absolutely good faith
in which the result OF the war is ac-
cepted Is indicated by this readiness OF
the veterans OF the defeated army to dis
cuss everything preceding, accompany
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
INSURANCE CASE
IN POLICE COURT.
Agent Charged With Doing
Business Without License
Heard To-day.

The case OF D. 3. Garris will be called
In the Police Court this morning. The
accused was summoned by Detective-Cap-
tain Tomlinson on the charge of conduct
ing the insurance business without the
proper license from the auditor OF vir-
gnia. Garrls Is alleged to represent
the National insurance Company Of vir-
ginia. Tho case will prove OF some In
terest. Garris was bailed for his appear
ance in court this morning.
Tho charge Of taking a diamond ring.
registered against F.. r. Fout. was dis
missed c. D. Hutzlcr. whose ring was
lost, and which was found In the possess
sion Of Fout by Detectlve.SergeantW Wilt.
shire, could not say how he lost 1t, and
hence the charge. OF theft was not sus-
tained.
Two negro girls named Josephine Grny.
and Lucy Woodson. were charged With
creating disturbance to the annoy
ance OF the teachers and pupils OF East
End school.
The case went over to to-day,
Estelle Draper, regular attendant
upon the sessions OF the court Of Justice
John. was sent down In default OF $40
fine for being a vagrant.
Dora Lowry was disorderly In the,
street & worth, and Carrie Adams paid
IS for fighting.
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JOAQUIN wins
new ROCHELLE ! | {.
Made Pace to Finish, But Had
to be Ridden Hard at
End.
col 0NlAL GIRL a WINNER
COLONIAL GIRL A WINNER.
King Pepper Beats Toscon and
Burleigh in. Sixth Race.
Other Results.

NEW YORK. May l2.-Jacauin.g backed from
TO to 10 1. won the New Rochelle. seven
and a half furlongs at Belmont Park to-day
Joaquin made the pace from the start to the
finish. but had TO be hard ridden at tho end
to beat Buttlins. 30 TO shot head. Two
favorites won, the other events going to long
priced horses. Summaries:
First race-one Colonial Girl e to y
first. Dandelion 70 to 81 second. Preen q to.
y third. Time. 1:N a-5
Second race-.even furlonss--Y eoman 4 to
y first, Lord Badge Is to s. second, Delcanta
q 10 u third. Time. l:2s is.
Third rnce-the New Rochelle handicap.
seven and one half furlongs-Jacouin z. to y
first, Buttling 100 to ~ second, Race King Is
to j third. Time. as 5-5.
Fourth race-four and one half furlongs-st::
5 Es,sRhs p H. Flap 5 , e i F Tfd sne 50
& Fifth raee-five furlongs-Merry boy . g t to
81 frat, Goldsifter az TO - second, McKlttredGe
rs to y third. Time. 1:01.
sixth raee-six furonss-Klng Pepper Is to y
first, Toscan q 10 u second, Burletgh a 10 y
third. Time, ]: l3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Racing in Kentucky.

(By Associated Press.) y,
4 LOUISVILLE, KY, May 12-Churchlll
Downs summaries: 8
FIrst race-five furlongs-Le1ington Leader
a(3 to ~ first. Congress Hall az to y second,
Varieties % TO q third. Time, = .! s..
Second race-four and one-half furlongs-
Kercheval Is TO IS first, Hyperion II. q 70
s. second. Romanyre Ga to 81 third Time rs
Third race-mile and q stxteenth-stroner
Heywood Is to u third Time, :6a i-4.g 81, =
Fourth raee-slx furlongs-Martin 9oy It,s q :
to p first, Early Boy g TO y second. 0'i'ei
Fifth race-haif mle-Lady Toddington 9
10 a. first, nlondace GO 70 y secnd VIC kinney
SIKH observation-disclosures Girl 4 10 y
fret, Lou n. rs to u second. Russell a. W
to II third = Time. l:49 Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleyeland, Z; Washington, d.

CLEVELAND. May 12.-cleveland won to-.
days game from Washington. and thus re.
gained first place. IN a most peculiar manner.
with one out in tho ninth inning. Bay doubled.
then purposely passed Lajoie and Bradley. Hs
then found himself unable to pitch strikes. ana
passed Turner also. forcing Bay over the
plate. -
Score X. Il. u.
s Sjsys s,ns,oa 2sSSSS99ssdd9Si1d-; 8
Batteries: joss and Buelow; Jacobsen and
OLoughiin Attendance. 5.sos. B
Detroit, 8; Boston, I.
tho best batting they have done We. this year.
punching hits and earning every run on
Winter.
Score: ss.5 Va X n. T..
Detroit. .......... ....12o l3o1o.-s IS 9
Bas,er.e: Kian and sullivan winter AMI
crIger. Umpire. Sheridan Time. las. At
tendanre. 1900.
New York, a; Chicago, 8.
CHICAGO May l2.--New York defeated
Chicago to-day.
Score: X. n. u:
Ne. FORK. -. :. .......7 so30oo0-7 u o
Batteries: White. Walsh and Sullivan; orth
and Keinow. Time. 2:l7. Umpire. Connolly.
Attendance. 5.sls.
St. Louis, q; Philadelphia, I.
sT.,Lou1s, May l2-Howcll outpitched Hen
ley to-day and st. Louis won.
4 Score: X. II. T..
s., I9y,s &c SsSd 9
Batteries: Howell and Weaver. Henley ana
Barton. Time. las. Umpire. Kelley At
y tendance $500. 3St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Results at St. Louis.

I'l4 (By Associated Press,) IEl9lFII a
ST. LOUIS. May i2.--Fa'r Grounds sum
maries: -. .,a,r.- >,,.s
y aeds 40 to Is first Margaret NJ. g 70 p
second, turnover @ to y third Tine 80 ~.
Second race.eeven- sixteentn 81. OF =, * sennnd
Sammon q TO j third. Time. l:5o ~
third racefour and on Toh.1 Rd iaT'Snss
to il second, Miss cossette Us to y third
Fourth race-six furlonss-otto stiisl , g 70
Fifth race-mile and s!StsenshZtSsoiio 70
Prss,Sn nro % VIII Wing to j third Time
Sixth race-mile and three:sste sntn Is a n
second, BuifInch q to y third. Tine 2os 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
That Most Desirable and
Conveniently Located Brick
Dwelling, No. 22O8 East
Broad Street at Auction.

we Will sell, by auction. on the prem
Ases' WEDNESDAY VI MAY nth, 1905.
ut O'Clock r. M, the excellent dwelling
above referred to. containing eight large
rooms, nAnly papered. bath and generous
porches; besides there are detaoneo
good two-story brick stable. The lot
fronts rs feet BY about 1853 feat I inches 70
a 90 foot alley, and the back yard 8ts
nicely paved, This is a good renter. never
and van prove attractive either as q home
or as an Investment The neighborhood Is
excellent, owners generally occupying
their own property, and the y house 9, e y
4 TEy1AiSss j liberal. And at sale,
Nav l3,td $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13

C. T. u. organizers. Mrs Lawrence Emhree,
president OF the Lexington ". G. T. u. pre-.
sided over the exercises Miss Timing Ia a
pleasing and Instructive speaker. ana her pre-.
sentation OF the tenets OF this Influential and
growing temperance organization, showed her
close familiarity with tho history Of the move.
trained choir. and the chancel was tastefully
decorated with potted plants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
origin Of the Postrnark.

Great Britain, It is said, can, without
fear Of contradiction. claim the honor Of
having originated the postmark The
long ago as 1850, was very simple affair,
consisting OF a small circle divided into
two parts. In the top portion were two
letters indicating the month. while IN
he lower half the day OF the month was
shown. No endeavor was made to de-
note the year. and 1t is only by the dates
OF the letters on which the marx Is I'M
pressed that 1t is possible to fix the date
Of It's use. The earliest known was On q
letter written In 1880.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Which Is Which?

The sudden downpour Of rain which us
iual ly follows a bright flash OF lightning
has generally been supposed to be the re-
suit OF the discharge of the electricity.
The most advanced weather students
contrary is the case; in other words,
that tho sudden Increased precipitation
causes the lightning fash. instead Of the
lightning fish causing the sudden In
crease In rainfall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
American Players Chosen.

especial to The Times Dispatch)
5 BOSTON, May l2.--It was officially announced
tonight by James Dwight, president
OF the United sta.es Lawn Tennis Association
that the players chosen to represent the
United States National Lawn Tennis Assoc
citation in the international tennis competitlon
Ward New York; William A. I.arned, Summit.
N. j.; william Clothier. philadelphia. and
Beals q. Wright, Boston. They will sail Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Britt and Nelson to Fight.

(special to The Times Dispatchl
I, SAN FRANCISCO May tl2.-James r. Britt
and Battling Nelson have asTee eats 10 n atGn
81 Club " to take place either in July or August
The men are to weigh lss pounds a. !. n;
g 5oo' and the club put up g like sum. The
YYeferee is to be agreed on five days before
tho fight. >g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Standing Of the Clubs
Pittsburg, s; Philadelphia, a.

e PHILADELPHIA. May lo.-Three times to-
day Masee went to the bat with the bases
fuil and failed to drive In n run.
. Score: go . =. n. =:
Philadelphia. ...,...0 0 OO 30-i =
Batteries: Philppi, Lynch and Carisch: Calt-
we'll, Pittingcr. Corridor and Doom. me.
sos. Umpire. KLEIN. Attendance. 2.s25
Brooklyn, q; Cincinnati, I.
BROOKLYN, May 12.-Brooklyn won the last
game OF the series FROM Cincinnati to-day after
two men were out in the tenth inning.
Score: X. h. z.
Batteries: Jones and Bergen: Overall and
Phelps Time l:5s. Umpire. Johnst one. At
tendance. 1000.
Chicago, S; Boston, q.
BOSTON. MASS, May 1e-chicago won q
loosely played. though exciting game from
Boston in eleven innings to-day !,
Chicago. u. oooooooo+5 9
Boston 80 o o 0 Ol000103-4
. Batteries Brown and NELL: Willis and
Eeedham Umpire, Emse and Bausewine.
Time. 2:07. Attendance. 1880.
New York, s.; St. Louis, S.
NEW YORK. May ls-Egan's wldness gave
the local men winning lead winch the
visitors failed to overcome.
Score: r, =. Z;
New York. =. ..........,s !? o 01000'-aH 8
Batteries: Egan and Grady: Wiltzs and Bren'
ai1an. Time, 40. Umpire, Day. Attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
w. C. u. III. Meeting.

Especial to The Times DlspatehD
LEXINGTON, VA, May IAN .inteTes,tlIngL
meeting was held Thursday evening g. Tr'n tbs
lexington Woman.s Christian Temperancs
Union. With an address by Miss Christine
TinlinG, OF England, one q ths Natlonal NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Southern League.

At Montgomery; Montgomery. 8; Atlanta, 2.
Al Shreveport Shreveport New Orleans;
postponed. visitors delayed
At.Little Rock: Little Rock.Memphs, post
poned; visitors delayed.
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las. II. CronShaW, 553ss 4 ss{
Real state Auctioneer, Ys s} nv
1909 E. Main Street. &
& s,ALEsFOR DIVISION.
lf;ls GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOME-SEEKERS. OR INVESTORS.

At the request OF the owners, all of
whom are non-resldents, who are deter
mined to sell for division. vii offer az
public auction, on the premises premise 81! on
at $50 p NJ four houses at the corner
of First and Clay streets--1m p. Clay
Street, lot fronting flfty-dve feet AZ five
inches. with ten-room brick dwelling and
splendid lot for three modern dwellings.
In rear Of said lot, and on First Street.3ts
4l5. g comparatiy new q, z, nine roc room
All and Alb North First Street, two six
room brick dwellings. NJ ss. 5Ba Ia I'M
The above property Is centrally located.
There Is no better localtt y In the city ZOE
renting. III
TERMs-Easy. and announced at sale. 3
Z JAMES H. CRENsHAW,,ssS59g
May 11-tds Auctioneer.
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Charlotte, 9; Salisbury, g.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. May l?-Rain step g Pre-.
bury Spencer In the fourth inning this after
noon, when tho score stood 8 to 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13

The games scheduled are TUESDAY. May 18th,
with Central University. at Danyille, KY;
Wednesday, May nth, Kentucky uniyerslty'
lucky state College, at Lexington. KY.
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BY g. L. & II L. Denoon, SS
Real Estate Auctioneers, ;3
81 Main Street.
AUCTION SALE OF THE
Highly Attractive and De:
sirable Detached Brick
Dwelling,
NO. Alb w. CLAY ST..

Il At the request Of the owner, we VIII
offer for sale at public auction. on 4. 5 the
pfe'' WEDS NJ MAY nth. 1905,
at 6 o. clock r. NJ, the above Described
property. The dwelling Is q substantial
modern. bay front. brick structure; con-
tanning rooms. With good stable e = and g
naved back and front with brick. Lot
fronts Is feet BY good depthSro wide ais
ley in rear. Parties seeking good homes
should attend this SALE as this Offers
an unusual opportunity
Observation-Disclosures at sale. f
C. l. g. FL I. DENoON.
Ma v 1o.tds Auctloneers. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
Baseball Team Will Tour Ken
tuckv Colleges.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
LEXINGTON. VA, May 12.-The baseball II
team Of Washington and Lee University ex-
poets to atari on It's western trip next Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Rain at Greensboro.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO, NJ c., May l2.-Rain pre-.
vented the third game between Danville and
Greensboro this afternoon. Tho two renlatn-
Ing games OF the series Of four Will be played
Saturday 54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
That Most Attractive, Sub
stantial, Roomy and Well
Located Reside nce, No. Is.
West CLAW Street,

Will be sold at auction, on the prbnises, OF
THURSDAY. MAY 18TH. 1s05
at $3.50 OF clock Pm. & 3s
This house. with tho broad and deep lot
upon which It is situated. and which, .untll
recently. was known as No. II 1-2 West
Clay Street, has IL rooms. besides some
Subsidiary ones, all In fine condition ans
perfectly lighted and ventilated, and IT IS
In flrst-cass cond1 ton throughout.
For a private residence or as an invest
ment, and particularly for a physician g
use, as there Is a large stable. etc., on
the lot, this property Is hardly eaualled
by ANY. and should commend itselfI botn
baths, eto., on8two floors, make the house
suitable for two families II desired.
q It can be Inspected at any time,
TERMS-Llberal. and at SALE
Nav Bids
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South Atlantic League.

4 At Savannah: Savannah. g; Columbia, 0.
r Al August a, Ca: Jacksonville. !; Augusta q
& At Charleston, S. c.: Charleston, 2; Macon,
n .5af3.s4 t-tf Sij4ei. vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY G. /. & Fl. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctionasrs.
81 q. Main Street.
Auction Sale Of Two Very
Attractive Modern Brick
DWELLINGS,
Nos. 1904 and 1905 East
Marshall Street.

At the request OF the owners, one OF
whom Is a nonresident, who are deter
mined to sell, we will offer at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on Il
MONDAY, MAY 18TH. 1905,
at o'clock P. NJ, the two very attractive
zoos East Marshall Street (hetween Twer,-
ty-ninth and Thrtieth Streetsl. contain
Ing rooms each. with modern improve
the north side Of Marshall Street. The
location is very desirable for homes or
rentals, and the sale offers a rare oppor-
tunity for an investment, rs values are
growing in that section OF our prosperous US
city.
TERMs-Annonnced at sale, and will be
very accommodating.
c. L. & II. 4. DENOONs
Nav 1O-tds Auctioneers. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
PIttsburg,& 6; Philadelphia. 4.
Brooklyn, 9: Cincinnati, !.
Chicago, 81 Boston, 4.
Where They Play To-day.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati Mt Boston.
{ ss,,,- Pii tsburg at Brook lYn- srl5ssf
! s. 1 Inuig al Eohilad elnEia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13

BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
AUCTION SALES, Future Days

In execution OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico, in suit Of Chamberlain
vs.. Chamberlain entered July 10th. 1905.
I will sell by auction, beginning corner
w a ,,d IyKraat at roe tst on sf4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13

BY N. w. Bowo g. Son.
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13
Thurs day, May l8, 1905,
AZ; e o. Clock p

/, Samuel P. waddill clerk OF the said
court, do certify that the bond required
OF 4 he Special Commissioner has been duly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-13

PHILADELPHIA. May lo.-Three times to-
lay Masee went to the bat with the bases
,.,ii F,und AT In n rim
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Sir 9fufcicllcr.
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naue llnteriltdlng nngeIteQt uno
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oiicntlden 5derhcit. Gcier 6. So.
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bos QsmailomstDIde uno oas Ul0s
tauiY6e in ben &uiernen toniignirt.
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Sredlcr Strailcnran6.

9}c,u norf 81 Diai
g}ier fred,c Ndu6cr 6ietten hcata in
einer lrb6aitcd Geitdi5gegeu0 on
6oliion lm6 Guoiou Cir cincu go.
ten Ger gorfriQe 9auf bon bier
Gborle5 aucbu. au. iDiiroicn i6u tn0
ral6tcr ihm ciucn leeren Cad, snebn
mar atii icineu Nege nod dnoeren
Qlonfen BON 0eucn er aciD6bnlifl nit
benz Sade qeiij1t nit Eouienocn
Dollars in Sob mo yoten suriid.
febrte Irci Der giduber entfamen.
Ter picrte. Elm GritrdiIing Soaar
ser Dor fur3er 3eit cine Stroic oon
- eyo6rrn iiir StraBenralb obioI.
birt bate tmiroe perfolgt un6 nor
cinem GeAenupolisiiiel ie'tqenom.
men, nahoen rr bcriuht bate. 6en.
iefben }u eridlieben.
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&Gmia 9llfonS in @}nriS.

9}arls, 81. Wtdi
Der ipaniite gotI4ofter mud6te
ben 4oIi3eiprdfetten pm 8dris aui
einf grobe Sarritatur aufnertIam, bic
i'm 9oulepdro oeS StaIiennes auf0e
hdngt mar uno DEN a0nig 2llfons BON
9panien bartlett. pie er 0umen, bic
ibn i'm 8iIoe ungeben. &uBbdnoe 3u
nirft. @s follter oanlit bic G6eQeline
bes ipouiidtn S0nigS IGherlitb oe.
ma6t merbeu. 0aS Sitb 1T in3mifChcn
ouf 8erunIdiIun9 Der VoIi3ei entiernt
poroen. 0as 9Ieihe S6idIdl ereiltt
cine rotbe Stage, bic aus einem 6en
fter Der Nrbejierborie berausbinQ uno
bic SnI6rift ttuQ oGsoente Der OpIer
BON Barcelona.
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ppdnt1ltereid>s BpIititer, bic uns foIA,
4biiCbten 3uihreiben. g8ir beQannen
ben &rie9 nit RuBtanb in Selbitpe~
tbeicigung Was mir beoiirfen tit elm
oauernoer 6riecen. ner uns bic WDg
Iibteit giebt. un5 in unIeren eigenen
9ren5en 3u enhpideln."
6err adtp oriidte feline perf6nIide
Qtniiht bafin aug, bar RuBIano ben
9rieq fprtieBen piro. unb oaB bic
nddfte Stene Der Operdtionen Sopdns
WIdbilpoitot iein pirb. Die iapanir
iden @enerdIe uno 9lomirdle, ieBte sr
btn5u, peroen mebr bel Der 9eititeIung
ber 6riebensbeoin9rn9en gu iagsn bas
ben, als bic 9iplomaten.
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glnd, g}clu gprf.

@oi6ington, Q. g., /. Sllni.
Der Setretdr Worton pirb ieinen
Mobniib in 9tep gort auFIdIagen unb
es berlautet aus gutter Queae baB sr
gum 8etriebsleiter Der g2ep gorter
llntergrunobohn auseriebeu lit.
WaIhinqton, 81. mai.
@m Tpdten 0a6mittag dutor,Firte
prdiioent RopieoeIt Die WleIbung baB
Charles s. 8onaparte, Baltimore,
Mb., gum RahfoI9er 4auf Morton's,
bss ausi6eioenben NlarineiefretGrs,
oussrIeben iit. Worton geoentt Ii6
nu6 Der Staot Nep gort gu beeeben
unb iih bort nit 9bomds ). 3tan
Su affiliiren. Rnun lit i'm StraBen=
babnneIen intereifirt unb gebentt bas
nntsrgrunbs8ubnipitem uus3ubeuten.