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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
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The mystery surrounding the suicide Of the
lady at the Stevens House in New York OIL
April 2eth, is cleared up Miss Julia Fitz
gerald, employed in Broadway store saw the
lington, and recognized it as belonging to her
friend Mrs. K L. Harrington whose maiden
name was Eliza B. Selden. niece of Lieut.. Gov
Selden and Gen. Cass She went on the Stage
when young. and married Andrew Harrington
who becamc.a gambler and deserted her three
years ago. and is thought to be in New Orleans
Mrs South, of Mulberry, Ohio, who read an
account Of the suicide has written to the pro-
prietors Of the Stevens House. stating she be-
heves the woman to be Miss Selden
Emma Claus, aged l6, died yesterday il
New York from pistol shot wound inflicted
by herself Yesterday was to have been hcl
wedding day, aud Emma, her parents ant
friends assembled in the church Of The Re
denptorists, await ng the arrival Of the BRIDE
groom, .Georgc Reed. 4 youn" man bur he
failed to ccme and Emma'S relations and
friends returned home The girl overcome
with grief, admitted that Reed had seduced her
under promise of marriage She requested TO
be lett alone and soon afterwards the report of
pistol shot was head, when her parents rush
SCI 10 lleC TOOEl anu 1Ounu she naQ Sh0t herself
in the breast
The discussion of the Treaty of Washington
in the British Parliament which was set for
Monday next has been postponed toJunc Goth.
This, says the Baltimore American, deprives the
United States Senate of the expected aid to its
deliberations which was hoped for from ascer-
tanning the temper Of British opinion As ex-
pressed 10 Parliamentary debate.
Mrs. Fairs attorney has filed an application
i'll San Francisco for 4 new trial 1t charges
errors In the ruling Of the Court, misconduct
Of the Jurors, and brings forward new y dis
covered evidence, appare ntly not OF IN impor-
tant character The general impression is that
the points will be overruled
Dispatches from Scranton. PENNSYLVANIA. rep
resent the excitement since the shooting of the
two miners as undated All Thursday the
streets were crowded with men dangerously e1.
cited, but no outbreak occurred
A despatch from Hyde Park, PENNSYLVANIA.
says at meeting held there Yesterday it was
voted to resume work by 4 large majority. and
the miners will resume at once at the Com.
panys offer.
Earl de Grey and h is colleagues. who are
still there, leave Washington on Monday, hay
ing taken passage by the steamer of Wednes-
day next for England.
Yesterday sea seal weighing five hundred
pounds was discovered in the Delaware below
Burlington, and driven on the fats and shot
by the pursuing fishermen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

The Joint Congressional Committee on South
ern Affairs held meeting yesterday and
agreed upon programme for the summer y
subcommittee, consisting Of Senators Scott:
Pool and Blair, and Representatives. Poland.
Stevenson, Coburn, Beck and Van Trump was
appointed to hold sessions in Washington and
take testimony up to the Goth Of September
next The subcommittee was empowered to
appoint committee of their number to go
South and take testimony if they deem it pro-
per to do 50. On the Goth Of September the
full committee will meet again and arrange 4
programme for the fall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, MAY 70, 1871.

NARROW GAUGE RAILROADS. The subject
Of narrow gauge railways Is one Of the most
interesting ones now before the public: for if
the plan succeeds as we'll here as it has done
in Europe it will undoubtedly carry railroad
facilities to many localities which would other
wise be deprived of them for years. The ex;
pertinent is being practically tested, and several
roads of three feet gauge are now in course OF
construction, the most important of which is
the Denver and Rio Grande Road, & branch
Of the Denver Pacific. This Company is now
having four passenger and two baggage car:
built at Wilmington, Delaware, at the shop;
of the Jackson & Sharp Company The car:
are thirty-ive feet long and seven feet broad,
with seats for thrty-fve passengers. There
are three seats in 4 row, an ordinary double
seat on one side Of the passage, and single
seat opposite These are the very largest cars
that can be made for such 4 gauge. The
Jackson & Sharp Company are now building
one car for similar road. Muscogce Narrow
Gauge Railroad, in Georgia. This car will be
thirty feet long by six and a-half in width and
carry thirty-two passengers. These are the
first narrow gauge passenger cars built IN this
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

Its said that the result Of the conference
held with the Baltimore T. Ohio Railroad Com.
pany in relation 10 the Virginia Valley Rail
road will probably lead to arrangements for Sc
curing portion of the line at least, leaving to
further opportunity the accomplishment Of the
remainder. The project is now to commence
and construct the section Of the road from Har-
rsonburg TO Staunton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

The t. S Senate yesterday continued the
discussion about the premature Infringement OF
the Treaty, aud Messrs Fentou and Morton
denied the imputation that they had given it
to the newspapers Afterwards the Senate
vent into Executive session and commenced
the consideration of the Treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

Arrangements have been made by the War
Department for the resumption on the 4+th
inst, Of the regular Geographic circuits for the
simultaneous transmission Of weather reports
10 all the principal cities on the sen and lake
coasts Of the United States, in accordance with
the plan 50 successfully inauguratrl last No.
i-smher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

ARRIVED,
:Schls L y Endicott Endicott and Joseph
Baxton. Bazton. Boston. plaster and President
johnson. Dannock Baltimore alt t. u \
SmO0t
Schrs { 7 Stickncy, j l. " eavci; J. = Wing
Providence, and j. l.. Leach Jersey City, to
American Coal Go.
Schrs Ocean, McCready and Armada Palmer
Georgetown tn ] p AgnaT
.AIIEp
Sem Annie ! Berger: y ickturi ::iti } '
Wellington. New Haven. By American Coal Co
Schr Alabama. Dantord Conn hy & Hutton
MEMORANDA
:Schr E"amine Sea Waters ~. :h.- port.
cleared at Baltimore 18th inst.
,:chr |. \ HurhIet Cochran hence 1t Rich
lnond lI1th inst
Schr Skylark. Lorine iir ths Iolt cleared
AZ Portland 18th inst
Schr Atwater, Parker ior New iavrm hence
4, New York 18th inst
Srhr Willard Salisbury Handy hcnct ii!.
Boston. passed through Hell iiatc 18th inst
Bark Enor Chapman lBr,. Parry from
Liverpool for Alexandria, Va. va: spoken I'D
ult lat =: - "a lon 81. and reported having cy-
perienced westerly gales for the last five week..
making great quantity oi WATERWAYS also short
of provisions. and was partly supplied by bari;
Eleanor Rr Brown at London 9TH n*i. from
Penang
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

We have received the Catalogue Of the
Washington ana Lee University: at Lexington,
in this State. There are $50 students BOW IN
attendance. We hope this excellent iustitu-
ton viii continue to increase and flourish:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
ICOMMCNICATED.

l(bMNl NlCATED.
\ EsTIoN-Everybody is in favor Of
building, at once, 4 new Market House.
Everybody is in;erested-men women and chill
dren.--a Market House is indiSpensihle-the
stecple and clock must be put up. Then to
provide the ways and means-and for this pur
pose | rise to explain. Taxes are high
nohod y wants them increased If it can be help
ed There are very few people who can't
contribute some little and who are not willing.
Many have signiied their willingness to sub.
scribe literally. Then let lis hold a public
meeting;---.invite everybody and the rest Of
mankind make an appeal and sec how much
can be raised 1t cannot do harm-it may do
good. 1t may save the imposition Of further
taxes. and the money once raised we will hear
no more grumbling on that score. Then, too,
it will all come back, for our own mechanics
will reap the benefit, imany of them will sub
scibe,) and thus that much additional currency
will be put into circulation. Let's try it. Who
seconds the motion? CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

HAVANA CIGAHs-Thc smuggling between
Havana and New Orleans seems to be IRE
pressible. Cigars are the great step OF this
contraband traffic, and numerous seizures have
been made of late, according to reports received
at the Internal Revenue Bureau. Among
the latest contrivanceS is to hollow out bumpers
usually suspended over the sides Of steamers
for lro;er;ion and fill them with cigars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

SNOW We are reliably informed that there
was snow On North Mountain in considerable
quantities on last Wednesday morning, May 10.
Snow at this late season Of the year is very
remarkable We do not remember Of there
having been fall Of snow in this section so
late in the season since the year 1850. We do
remember. however, very distinctly that there
was considerable fall of snow on the 10th Of
May $50 - NnuntOn .NncrtatGr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

The Virginia papers are all adopting the
rule Nominations OF candidates for office
inserted At advertising rates, tSj for the card.
to BE- paid in every case. invariably. i'll advance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

,rcountS from Panama bring details, as
seem never 10 cease in Central and South
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

Eg ELECTION TICKETS Election Tickets
either in large or small quantities. AT reasonable
rates ut the Gazette Office my list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

49, The ladies Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will hold their usual Festival ut the As
Semblv Rooms mex; week, commencing Tues
day. May sd my Ltd
MARYLAND SUGAR-CURED HANS,
WI medium size. for sale BY
my l9 GEO. NcBTRNEY i son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET. May @U.--Ihc
receipts Of fish to-day were small. Herring
sold at from 81! TO 50 per thousand and >had
IT from 8 TO SO per hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH LlNE.--We under
stand that some malicious person, while cut
ting wood on the telegraph line, near New Mar
ket. lew days since, allowed one or more ofthe
trees to fall upon the wires, thereby interrupt
ing business and putting the Company to great
trouble and cxpencc. For the information of
such miscreaAts we will simply state that the
act is one Of crimiuality the penalty (which is
one five years in the penitentiary. The
Company are using every means to find out the
party who CT N nitted the act above referred tie.
- Warren Sen tnsi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
.5ECTEG.T SHES.
DUBLIC SALE OF
..HA2EI PLAIN =

A valuable Farm. near Manassas tho JuLctI1i:
Of the Orange, Aic1a. and Mana:sa: K. X,
As trustee (:tib=titutcd for Geo. H. Carter IL II
decd executed by 3 T. CHM and wife, dated
the 9Th of May 1873. and ot record III the county
of Prince William, Va, the undersigned WI!
offer for sails BIZ public auction, on the premise:
on WEDNESDAY,. the It'll day Of June. ISL.
the TRACT OF LAND in said deed c0Hveyed
which lies upon the Alcxandria and MsCrcnto:.
pike within five miles of the villages Of game,
vile and Manassas: and contains 800 ACRE OF
which above thrcc-tourthS are arabic, and the re-
mainder in wood ara'tinbcr The buildings are.
the MANSION, with eight large rooms; 81
needing repairs 70 make il habtable. a small I'll
bur comfortable LOG HOUSE occupied by the
present tenant. stone Stable and Log Corn
House and Grancry Hazel Plain is in !. de-
srab!e and healthy section Of the county OF
Prince William. near churches, schools. mill,
and markets: - miles from the city Of Alexan-
dria and 5 from o.. y. u VI. L. r.; i, of a red
chocolate co!orrd soil, easily cultivated, very
susceptible Of improvement. and we'll supplied
with water. Mr. BurnitZ. residing on the farm,
will show til" propertv h. any one wishing 10 ca
anime it. For further particulars apply - IL:
subscriber
Terms: The dr-,i 81: ;:u-t stimulates for S,.,'
t1r cash; but th. creditors ordering the sale Wi.
allow favorable. terms ot credit % 70 twn ;nlrC.
Of the p;trchl-" money. ii desired by the pax:
chaser MN 4 FlTZHUGH. Trustee
FrclcrickSbU burg ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. May IL.
At Droycs' Rest the market was duIl-2j0
beeyes sold at 81 jQaSS. live weight $500
sheep and LAMBS, from 81 30 to 81 80 per
head COWS and calves S3QaSj5, veal calves
At Sass per hundred live weight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

-rnIIr,,, ,.,y,.,prr r,Nn
- hhiG I Eh.!;i,n Tr iIi ~
"A NE.il. ''v'!' ~ ~ ,i:. S' ~
~ v:FI'r " '',Ef, ~ "' n.!r ,nr,, 1853 IT,
a'F''A c'!E' i'!''''' - e "I; ~ pjdo ard
the comprehensive" '"A,"S 81 NHTth lrcu'" .t!'d
IL! h i, ;n,T ~ r'i''an al j.;
5a!d decree %; M"ED!h' June oth, loIi,
,C"uF. uISJ ~ iE"ni :" fnS PVT LloI's ~ SaI'
oIIW:tttH ~ a'"Ip'' 'i.A; ~. ~ y W.
ocrns Will wondni and w,f.rI. AND WIKI Gown,
;r,.,i I L',iidi,r PARLIAMENTARY, SiI Ia} aG
;0;s ,ic i.n. - Iirr, E,yis. NJ. Ne,
| Dawson. Mr.. Fanny b WiI-on and Th9nln.
". D4v.:. |: TWO ME: i r., i1e"aeF ana On
5e i''Fs'IH "a, t9i''' "'''' ''''' '' - '''' .
T" FRI IL ' 0Mst%n,A in cash! ant The residue IL
thtee c'Iua! 1"<'".'iit"'s ny '.p!. ia Ely,
Il" eig';tet!! i!!"!!'":' IN ''''r' S.tu.ct ~
the nohu: o! me puEt!s"E, ":.H ie.tI':'. 80
ne t'Ie '.'' nv MI - 5 o, "
Pay !t.:;t |" Et 1"':t..c! III. Nv tI
inc i"!E' ~ 'e PCGa,FI w -
gro; VI. BfEE l.
": ~ i.-A-' n-Alt,
fnl!IAA co. &L.I. --H--tM., N-2!.:. =! .-a.c'
DTRIIC SATEOF REAL ESTATE.-By
E,.i'.,'a.. !,,c~a. ~: ,hn Cirr,Iit C,nr, -;
T;rf., c',..,. i.r.f =. j.. .Irrn tar,n 1863
j., tho cn,,sn - Nav !? PoLcr;: bv her ncxt
.r;nrI E - ;niln,. " Pnhn~-s ,hn undcr-
.i~nnd s,,nc;.i observation-disclosures therein named
v!7ii Ell ~ WOEDAS :th Inv nf Inn. ISL
Court day in iron, OF the Cour; House door q:
Fairfax COUNTY, a TPACT OF LAND. contain
;ng 1G1 nrrns iy;no rre~ th yiIIogn of Centr,
T Pa6sr GebHs on" OF ri; ;ci 5 y1c to
libcr 30, folio
Terms Onc-;cn;!. cas!! Tie :es!l". in tire:
equal !nS;ailnG"'S, HnE%n.r y! SIX, ,%e.HI ana
g:sm,sG i I.n ~. j.. ,L, I,rcL..- md ~,
ten;IoA o! the N;.G u;! ,i,i IA: P"Ti!ei',, w.,
cash payment - bc Forfeited! ara NE Ia!l Ec,o!u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET May 2O.-The mar
kct for " heat closes dull for the qualities Of
ltrcd; sales Of ordinary samples red At l45al5u,
with Offering: Of jj2 bushes-an inferior lot
brought l2j Corn is dull and lower: offerings
of FPS bushels mixed and yellow with sales of
the former at - and -. Oats are unchanged;
offerings Of so bushels with sales at s. and -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
FRANCIS MILLER,
No. 100 Louisiana avenue,
:; Washington, d. {

TRUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue o: Il deed Of
L trust from William d. shepherd and wifi.
dated the 9TH day Of December, 1867, rcl?ri"d
among the land records Of Fairfax county, IL,
H, y =. 4. folio 14G and for the purpose: thcrc.H
mentioned l shall offer for sale, by public AUG
ton, nj Fairfax Court House. on MONDAY.
that TRACT Or LAND il said deed men ion
ed called OAK MOUNT containing near 300
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
sIsI.,rslGn COTIUcii.

At-a called meeting Of the Common Council,
ir!d May H. 1911 there were present: John B.
Smoot. csq President, and Me$:r*., Shinn:
Wheat Moore, Nealc, Waterman, Lawson,
P9rtncr; Price, Massey, Dyson and Parker.
been called at the instance Of the Mayor. from
whom the following communicated had haen
received:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

WHAT NEXT ?-Between twilight and dark
on the evening of the 9th, while Mr. J w.
Walters and others hands on the farm of Mr.
j. S Dawson. near Buckton-wcre fishing in
the North river, they were attacked by bald
Eagle, The bird seemed to be in great rage
and flew at Mr.. W. burying its talons in his
arm He was met By the party with their
fishing poles and, after a pretty sharp battle
Of several minutes, was brought to the ground
with broken wing lie measured FIVE feet
from tin 10 tip Warren Co. Sentinel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

Sun R0SE........... 4. 4" MOO: SETS.......... So
SCE SETS.... I.Vp
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RL9LDL.I.G .N.3TEEsI.IL.

}: " EilE< W: v, iA &. :; r t1
- Dealer! II! i; A AafRD 81 A=Sz' cE II
Carpenters TOOLS. Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldings:
Balu:ters. Of different patterns and Newell
Posts. 4 large stock OF French ard American
Glass. double and single thick. OF all sizes.--
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands Of tinc quality, Putty Turpentine and
Machine OF. Also. Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement. C"lcincd Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, a. \ large stock Of Pugh: cclebra-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found III first
class Builders Furnishing cstablishnent:.
Al! orders 70" Lumber, Brick ana a.! kinds
81 Building Material, promptly attended to.
Term. cash: feb Iii
EoDT. JAMESON. :. VI CLARKE.
Jameson & CLARKE,
ALEXANDRIA
fi4NiNG MILLS, SASH DODR J hLIND
FACTORY.
Ms - and % North IjiateJ. STREET
Dealers IN
DRESSED FLOORING IND WHITE PINE
LCJlBEH
jan! .IDNN r. L-lHHDLN, SnpL
pISIlIELL * HOCGE.
VIRGINIA SASH. DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY AND FLAMING Mill
CoRHER Fairfax AID QUEES STREETS,
alexandria,, Virginia.
,'a-l...- Doors: Blinds, Frames M"uldings
Brackets Newell; Balus.crs and
Mantlcpicce:,
con.taHtl> Oh hand IT the Factory Call and
examine stock and prices apS-tf
GCE.
/ cE' ICE. fcE'
W. a!e ,yw prepared t. lutlli:r. .ur cu:,om-
er= with superior
NORTHERN ICE
order: let at our "t!ice, or with ..lt Irive1;
vi! raceiv: prompt attention.
VI ELDRIDGE X CO.,
All ls-tf No South Whurvc:.
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An orchard Of choice .:,iit ia, recently beri,
planted upon the premises. The dwelling; which
was II brick has recently been destroyed hylr"
Terms \ sufficient sum will he required IT.
cash 10 pay expenses Of sale and what |; no"
due, which will be about S240u; the remainder,
81! lS9 81. in i,,' equal payments; onc-ha!i o.:
the Isl day II january. Isl. and the residue g"
the J.: dar ~ January, 1879. with interc.: from
the 1st day IF january. ls-l-th. purchaser l."
rive not.s together with the decd of trust, l.
secure their payment Comvcyanc"5 and stamp:
II the ryI,"n," If III" purchaser.
TI1OS. Il. LOVE, Trustee
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17

aen bate. 2nbere gerfone, e~rarifen bic partti bes
Nnareifers. Der Is Mann ffarie Wadbiboften elite
Der e&ibwa4e su 6iife uno trieb bic Weenae GUS
einanber. Sn biefem Mugenblid. es mar aft Hhr
Atenos, fam geraoe Elm Sue an. uno bic. ,pelhe ufb
BARN befanben. eiIten aus ben Waggons. nm uber
bic SoIbaten beraufalen. Dis5elben 5ogen I'D nun
in bas BaAtIotal aurid unb tuarteten bort. obne
Ieuer 3u seben. ben Nnarif ab. Oie Wlenee bsrus
hiate fd aIldli9er Meiie aber ihneu, als bic Som
bueteure, nm Der Sa&e Elm gnoe au moten, oas 3ets
den aur Mbfobrt gaben. nno nun Mues nah ben
Waaen elite. I'm, nint 3uridbletben su nllnen. SIN
Nuaemeinen rerben oieIe Streiti9feiten niht eur1
bic Qeute berporgerufen. nelhe In ben Orten soob
men. NO Die Deutl1en ffe6en. ionbern onrb iolhe
Qeute, bic jufduig oortbin fommen.
ssu pieIen D6rfern un6 tleinen Stdoten Der I'm:
aeoenb BON Yaris ffeben bic oeutihen Soloater auf
iebr auteua 1u6e nit ben Bemobnern. oenen fe BET
i6ren Mrbeiten beIfen. nnb nit tuelhen ne oes Abenos
in ben beutimen Bierbduiern -es 1ino iolbe. tuelape
Die Deutinen erri&tet baben uno In oenen es, belon'
bers bort, no bic Buiern iteben. ausgeaeibnetes Bier
eibt gemiibIi9 ~trinten. Sn r1ebreren flelhen
6t6oten Der unngegenb BON Yaris. NO Wtuittbanoen
Iieaen unb Der 3apfenarei6 jeoen Nbeno nnter Wllt
uirfuna b~erlelben Dor ii& sebt, tolst otslem INNER
cine WtaiIe Boltes, ~porunter piele Soloaten mt
6n6ker DIM Mrm. Ohne bic 3eberei Der pariler
0reIIe miroen bic gonfiicte i~eoenfaus piel lelterer
borfomnen. aumaI bic Nisciplin unter Den osatlGen
9ruppen lest freneer 1T benn ie uno bic Off!ltere
Befehl baben, nur In, duBeriten Notbfau bon lbrei1
Waffen @ebrauh au MAIDEN.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17
Wrin,eifin Barrie, bieWi9te bes / eutiden&aiiers.

Sic 9rinse{an Marie, Sodtsr beg grinsen Srieo=
rid Der Nie6erianoe unb BET Yrinse1in 2ouiie. MUIR
be am 5 Suli 80 Sabre alt. sic 1T Die grbin zines
Der ar6bfen NermDeen guropa's uno ebenio tpie
ebeu,els Maoemoiiede BON Montpenlsr uuroe He
NON aohlreiden l%anoloien Brinsen our gbe beeebrt.
aber feiner fanb @naoe por ibren Au8en. Glnes
Saoeg OUT Der &eiie trof fe ben juneen Yrin5en
RON Wieo beim Iribfid i'm Shloiie oes 2anogra.
fen ron peTen, unb felt oieien Muaenblid battle tie
ihr 0era ~perIoren. Ser 45rin5 1T % Sabre alt uno
III Elm ~iinasrer Bruoer Der Jiiritin BON 9nmGnien,
non mitterlider Settle 1T ct nit benz Sauie Naiou
perpanot. Mo1 niht srobidbrig tano Ct it6 islbft
ala bos poupt Der mebiatiiirten 66iritsnfamilie bon
Wieo uno wobnte in ieinsm &siioenji4!oB gu Neus
mieb. -, e...r.
BON Weutpiieo betonnt linb, peroen Der Yrinseiiln
Warie nidt peroenfen. tuenn lie oieien eer gtlteite
unb ben Salldsinaiefeiten zines fonielihen ,Sofss
nor,oa. Giues Worfaues bel benz 0erl6bniB Der
UrinaeiHu gli5abetb BON Wieo nit benz 5urlten bon
Mum&nien lei bier geoadt, gs NOR zines Sonnta.
ass. Der Sarft aine sur Stride uno lab 5u ieinen Ut,
iiaanen feline sutinftiae Braut an Der Orsel, uno
nonber as Dirieentin zines &inoprd,ors, Belr1
sfriibiild puroe Elm 3uden ierpirt, tpelten Die Yrinz
aUsifin eiaenbdnbig sen,aht bate. Ser Yrins. lou
iiber bie|e p~atriarhaiiiden UerbaItnllle uno glnfa9'
beit lebr erfreut 9eueien' lein.
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3uaGnoe In unD lut Yaris.

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esabiid Der fran50is1en Sauptito0t ben 93iiden mems
osn, IT iear grOb; Die Holise,protettur iteat tdeli9
inb aud fcrtudbreno piele Deutide, bic frlber bier
etablirt tuaren, Die aber ibre @e1tdfie ni6t ~fortleben
molen, % he nidt alein einen eroBen Sbeil ibrer
annoen perloren baben, ionoern aud lebr eroBen
unannsbmlihteiten a~us8eisbt iino. Weebrere oers
ieiben baben Inb in baHburs unb Berlin nieberge.
lelisn. Us FIND teionpers Yrooutten5dnbler. Wgu.
t!erSsi9ner, SGneioer, S1ubuaber u. (. m. Oie
Mrbelter finoen an1 idperiten ibr unterfommen. ba
ibre itan55fiden golleeen niht nit ibnen arbeiten
-wOlien. go ~Deiserten iib Die Seber in Der Bud.
brudsrei 9hiQer, eineu Dsutiden untsr iih ouju.
laiien, Der fribsr nit ibnen eearbeitet bate, unb bod
pur oerieIba in 9,aris (naiiirli@ bonoeuilden 81.
ierr) sebOren. audi unterfiiibte oer 5attor lein I'm.
Iissen. Auf benz Babnbofe BON SoinpiCe- lie. pont
fam es poraetern 5tpilhen ben Soiooten oss borti.
gen A,ritens uno Qeuten. Die auf BEN Babnboie mar.
tetsu. su elmer Nrt BON &f, bel bem metrere ger.
toner, uertpunbet ipuroen. AnIaB oa3u CAB elm NRann,
Der nit Der beutiden 96ilotpaHe Sdnoel ~anaeian.