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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE. Gentlemen
who have arrived 10 Washington during the
past two or three days from those parts or the
West which were last year devastated by grass
hoppers, assert that the reports OF injury al
ready done to crops or anticipated this spring
are greatly exaggerated. Especially is this SAID
to be the fact in regard to Nebraska. hile
iu some limited sections of the State the young
grasshoppers are now Matching out and destroy
ing the tender grain. the crop prospects III the
State at large are excellent. ln spite OF the
grasshoppers, a much larger crop OF small grain
will be harvested in Nebraska this year than
ever before. The sections Of the West that are
in danger Of devastation by grasshoppers are
those which are on the frontier. Civilization
seems to be fatal to these pests, and it has been
the almost universal experience 10 the West
that after the land has been generally brought
under cultivation, grasshoppers never come 10
suficieu, plumbers to do great damage. The
home of the grassbopper is 90 the plains, and
when by long prevailing westerly winds swarm
of them has been brought loto the settled por-
tons of the ctuatry, they have rarely penetrat-
ed the first year beyond the third or fourth tier
of counties from the frontier. ln these, which
are generally visited the first year 10 July and
August, they have often destroyed nearly the
whole crop; but, while they have caused great
local suffering, their devastations, being con-
fined to a section in which only small percent
age of the land has been broken up. have not
perceptibly reduced the aggregate OF the entire
country, or affected the price OF grain. The
grasshoppers which come from the plains the
first year deposit their eggs on the fields they
visit, and in the following spring these are
Matched out about the time the grass aud win
ter grains start Before their wings are subcl-
entity developed to enable them to fly, they eat
up every tender thing which comes within their
reach. The corn, spring wheat and later gar.
den vegetables are not likely to be injured by
these uDdevcloped insects. When they become
able to hy they go away, and may penetrate
still further into the older settled country; but
the life of the second generation is short one,
and they soon die, leaving no eggs to be hatch
ed out next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
| field, Ri9haill, Lucas Hughes and Mr. Presi.


dent-l0
An act fxing the salaries of the municip,,
officers Of thu city of Alexandria for the fiscal
year commencing July LIST, 1875 and terminal
ing June 81, 1876, passed by this Board, but
amerded by the Board Of Aldermen, WAS re
ceived from that Board, still further amended
and passed BY the following vote: Ayes, Messrs.
Eichberg, Hopkins, Har' ow. Mckenzie, Scho-
field, Rishell, Harris Lucas. Mitchell and Mr.
Presidential. Noes, none.
The Board then adjourned until the night of
Teste: HAROLD sNoWDEN. elk.
At called meeting of the Common Council.
held May 26, 1875, there were present: George
K. Shinn, esq, President, and Messrs. Eich-
berg, Hopkins, Broders, Harlow, Risheill, Scho-
field. Hughes Harris and Mitchell.
The President having stated that the meeting
had been called by the Mayor for the purp. Sc
of appointing commissioners TO hold the mum
clpal election to be- held on the eth instant in
troduced the following resolution, which WAS
adopted:
Resolved by the Common Council (the Board
of Aldermen concurring) That the following
named persons be appointed to hold the ectol
on Thursday, May q, viz:
lst ward; j. II. Burroughs, A. D. Wsrdeld
and K. Bell, jr.
I'd ward: L. H. Kell, E. S. Fleming and
| Louis Stein.
Sd ward: A. B. Crupper, }. w. Summer.
and j r. Beckham.
9TH ward: ". L. MiIburn, Thomas Dewitt
and l.. Mex. Bell
And that the polls be held at the following
places
lst ward No. "a Prince street.
I'd ward Sun Engine House.
| 3 ward: Old Court House.
4th ward: Perpener's house, on Duke street,
| between Columbus and Alfred.
The Board then adjourned.
| Teste. HAROLD SNOWDEN en-;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINI1
WEDNESDAY, MAY 26.

An unsuccessful effort was made, yesterday,
ia the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church North, in session at Cleveland, to re-
consider the action of the body on the report
of the Conference committee with the Southern
branch of the Church. 10 the Southern Assem-
bly,, in session at St. Louis, the special con-
mit,ee appointed to consider the subject made
a report fully endorsing the position taken by
their committee of conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The American Agrculturst gives statistics
of the western hog trade, by which it appears
that over FIVE and half millions of hogs were
packed in western towns the past season, an
excess of nearly $50, 900 over any previous year.
Chicago leads the west in the pork packing
business, having packed over a million and a
half of hogs the past winter. Ciuclnnati comes
next, and St. Louis third.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The chiefs of the Sioux having been induced
to return to their original hotel quarters, and
their guardians having subdued their reiract-
DRY dispositions and got them into present
able condition, they we're taken up to the
White House to-day for 'bg tall" with the
President who, it is supposed, will make them
q proposition for the cession of tie Black Hills
country to the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The we-known Boston magazine Old and
New has been consolidated with Scribner under
the latter title By this union Scribn"r secures
the pen of + lward Everett Hale, the former
editor of Old and New, who will write a serial
on an historic theme for the next year. Mr..
Hale has gained wide reputation hrouph his
short stories, snch as the "Alau Without a
Country &c.
The Penn Monthly, for June, has been re-
ceved. Contents: The Month Electric phe-
uomena in the Rocky Mountains; Law Re
form Industrial + Iucation; Hawaiian Re-
ciprocity Treaty; Tie American EvangcsIs
in England; l>lnailia; New Books; Books
Received. Published By the Penn Monthly
Association, SOC Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The State commissioner of immigration in
Oregon reports that although large numbers Of
immigrants arrive weekley in Oregon, mostly
farmers from the Western States, all are salts
fed and provided for, and there is room for
thousands of farmers and sheep raises Tor years
to come. Wheat aud other crops promise ex-
ceedingly heavy yields.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SEVENTH DISTRICT VIRGINIA..

A eEandria, Va, May 70 1875.
Notice is hereby given that | shall offer for
sale, in front of the Custom Hou;e IN ne city
of Alexsnd-ia, on SATURDAY, June 9Th, 1870,
vt 81 a M, ONE CASK OF DISTILLED
SPIRITS, (about 81 gallons and tn
FOUR POUNDS OF MANuFACTURhD
TOBACCO-the same having been seized and
forfeited for violation of the u. ;. Revenue laws.
nv .G-4t E. E. WHITE, Collector.
IMPORTED CRYSTAL LENSE SPECTA-
i CLES-Remembe at 25c only. Can be had
at the agency At
NV Is GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

Belgium retains its serenity and avoids
ministerial crisis. The Senate, at Brussels,
Yesterday, passed vote of confidence in the
government. Ia view of the Duchesne affair,
in which, it is alleged, that person proposed
the assassination of Bismarck, the Belgian gov
ernment will suggest an amendment to the law
by which proposals of murder will be made
punishable the same as threats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The annual examination of cadet midship-
men will commence at the Naval Academy on
the 10th of June, and will close about the Goth,
after which the graduating class will be grant
ed leave of absence preparatory to being or
dered to duty. The other classes will 60 on
the usual cruise on the Constellation. The
graduating class this year numbers thirty-two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
DIED.

On Friday, the Dist instant, at the resi- ence
Of his aunt a. guardian Hiss Mary q. W lite,
in fredericksburg, c Il. WHlTEHU RST, in
the l6.h year OF his age.
In fredericksburg, on Friday, May q, 1873,
BELLE, daughter of Rev. Dr. Muriaugh in
the l4th year of her age.
niece, Miss Mary q. w aitr, on Tuesday, Nay
18th, 1875, Miss JUDY TOWLES, aged aho,.t
IS years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
C.l.vfL CO.H.nEKCE.

Arrived Boats Van Lear Sprigg, ThoS Lan-
non, d Wheeler and Lilly Lemon, via Rock
creek, to Hampshire and Baltimore Co; Silver
Wave K T Semmcs, + Bowers and l. AZ,
new, viz Rock creek. to } 7 Agncw; DR. u +
Porter, P q Uhler, Jno Bradburn and NJ Sand
ford, to Amcrican Coal Co.
DEPARTED Boats Wyand Dmrner, John j
Swift, NJ NJ Lewis Samuel Lloyd, Ed Baycr
Morning Sun. Chss R"bb. Silver Wave K L
Sclnmes and Agnew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

ARRIVED
Steamer jane Mosecy. Norfolk, to F a Reed.
5 Gamer Pilot Boy, Curronan, to Reed
Schr George Tnulane, Boston, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr Rachel Miller, from East Cambridge for
Georgetown, stopped here to GO on the ways.
Schr H w Foster, New FORK, t. American
Conl Co.
Schr Ida Birdsul Washington, TO American
Coal Go.
Schr A Smyrk. Port Deposit. to j II y Smoot.
Sch" Mary Weaver, Boston, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr Brcczr New York, by Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Ii w Foster, New Bedford, by Amcrl-
can Coal Co.
Schr Enterprise, Kirsalc. by Smoot Il Perry.
Schrs ID Nj Anthony and Irene Mcscrycy
for Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schrs Gettysburg and Geo Nevngcr, hence,
at Boston oath.
Scbr u l. Cordery, hence at Bristol I'D.
Schr j A Lord for this port, sailed from Ga
lais 18th.
Schr H Maxwell, hence Mt Richmond 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

Post-mortem examinations of the horses that
have died of the disease prevailing 10 st. Louis
made by number. of prominent physicians and
veterinary surgeons, have showed coucuslvely
that the diseese is cerebro-spipal meningitis.
The malady, it is said, it not spreading much
and yields quite readily to treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

1t is stated that the receipts from newspaper
postage under the present law will not be more
than one-half the amount realized under the
old system, but that the present law is quite
effective and saves much clerical labor, and ap-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly re-
view of the breadstuffs market, says drought
has been felt in France and poor yield is prob
able. This, coupled with the appearance of
grasshoppers in the Uoited States, will make
low rates of short duration, Notwithstanding
Continental markets are down sixpence to a
shilling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

A Brooklyn paper announces that General
Roger A. Pryor will appear no more in the
Beecher case His health is far from good,
the bad air of the court room having produced
serious effects on bis constitution. Gen. Pryor $
physicians recommend sea voyage, and he
will soon 90 to Virginia via the Atlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The French Assembly, yesterday, elected
thirteen members of the new Committee of
Thirty, all Of whom belong to parties which
support the present constitution. Seventeen
members remain to be elected. No Bonapar-
fists offered themselves as candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
ICOMMUNlCATED

There seems to be disposition Oh the part
OF some, who went into the primary election,
not to stand by the nomination. The election Of
yesterday elected fair unbiased expression Of
the choice of the Conservative voters of this
city, and it seeus to me, who supported Dr.
Hill at both primary elccious, that no man who
calls himself a a Conservative can, with pro
priety aud due regard for the interests OF our
city, fail to support Mr.. Campbell tomorrow.
PARTY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The opponents Of Prohibition in Rhode Is
land oonsummated their victory at the polls in
the formal election Of their candidate for Gov
ernor by the Legislature yesterday. One OF
the first measures proposed was the substitu-
ton of liquor license law for the prohibitory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

REMAKKs.-Whe. It is dull and declining; Of
ferings Of III bushels, with SAFES Of white NJ IA.
and l43 for strictly prime, and red at l%0 l33,
1875, 1873, l4O, l4l and l43 according To .alILy,
from good to choice. Corn is quiet and I'M
changed; offerings OF 40 bushels mixed, with
sales at IS and 80 Oats are frmcr and lac
better; Sales at Il and 49, with offerings of Isl
bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

Detectives have recovered iu Philadelphia
$1,000 worth of furs, s., 900 worth of cutlery,
$1,000 worth of plated cutlery, and a case Of
cloth stolen from various stores in New York
that had been sent to Philadelphia and some
of them sold at auction on commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The grain spectators of Chicago have come
to grief. A sudden depression 10 wheat, coro
and oats has been too uuch for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The New York Graphic favors the whipping
post as method of punishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

An effort was made yesterday in Philadelphia
to sell the country seat of Jay Cooke, at auc
ton. 1t was started at $1,000 900, aud ran
down to $500 600 and was Withdrawn, not a bid
being made,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

An order will be issued by the President
closing the departments on the 29th Instant
decoration day"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

A dispatch from Rome coutradicts the report
tina, the Pope is seriously i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

This being the Derby Day." the English
House of Commons, yesterday, resolved 70 ad-
journ over by vote Of 2O6 to 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

The Italian government will take part in the
exhibition Of 1876, to be held at Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
LOST a.N'U EUE.HD.

A SUITABLE REWARD will be paid for
n the return to this office OF handsome
GOLD CROSS, marked with initials, lost yes
terdsy afternoon my WV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

France, through her President has sent
circular to the great powers, assuring them
that her intentions are peaceful, aud that she
desires 20 unfriendly controversy with other
nations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26
|l'OMMESlCATED

1t is to be hoped that there will be no scratch
ing Of tickets by the Conservatives of the First
Ward. The gentlemen on the ticket are all
worthy of the utmost confidence, and should
receive the earnest support of all who desire TO
see the triumph of Conservatism p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

Mfs- To TIE VOTERS uF ALEXANDRIA CITY
| take this occasion 10 lhanK my friends and
supporters for their generous and unrcqliLed
support at the late primary election, and RESPECT
fully ask that they abide the result, and do ali
they can for Mr.. Campbell, the -ominee.
Respectfully, &C.,
MY DI-1t i c. Eli L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION MY En-
tire stock Of Opera Glasscs, hcrtn"mcte!,
Daromrt.rs, Spectn, les, Drnwi' &, Mathematlca''
Philosophical, Surveying Instruments CON
passes Stercoscopes and Views, con ln',ncihS ~
SATURDAY MORNING and ~ hNIE"'
10Th of May. IL. II HtMILhh,
Opticisn, 453 Pa. Ave, Cor A. e.,
my 26-4l Washington! H. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

nss- Mr.. lsA;C EICHBERG will be supported
~ Councilman by all vo,e:s OF the First Ward
who have the interest of the Corporation st
heart, Conservatives and Republicans. He has
proven himself the right man Tor The right pl' CO.
my 26-llf IAN PAYEES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

TwEED's CONDITION. The warden o! Black
WELL Island states that Wm. NJ. Tweed was
examined recently by three distinguished ply
sicians, who say that he is affected with heart
disease aud an affection of the kidneys They
did not express any fear Of immediate danger,
but thought that his situation was sufficiently
grave to justify unusual consideration on the
part Of the Keepers. Tweed is now allowed to
sleep out of his cell, for the reason that he has
grown SO stout that it is impossible for him to
get iu the door of one. Even il he could be
sqeczcd iu, the bed with Which e1ch cell i, pro.
there is not room for larger cot. 1t Is said
that the grand jury, 10 making their present
ment, will recommend that Mr.. Tweed be al
sickness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

A Paris telegram announces the death OF
Monseigncur PAINTER Bishop Of NiSmes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

IMPROVEMENTS IN STAFFORD. "A letter
from Stafford county, in the Fredericksburg
Star, says:
"Crossing Aqua Creek, and passing through
the broad fats of Arkindac, We caIuc to the
Anchorage, the hospitable residence. of our
friend, Col. d. NJ. Lee. This type of an old
Firginian. after most hearty welcome, very
kindly showed US the many improvements he
has made in the last year, among others hl>
doves roost, aud We concluded, though Of mil
itary bent aud training, he also showed decided
capacity for running farm as well.
'At Rchaud, the residence Of Gen. Fi'z-
hugh Lee, we were most lnrclhly struck with
the air of gen raj improvements and prosperity.
This genial gentleman has gone TO work in ear
nest siucc the war, by his example aod advice,
10 restore Virginia again to her former posi-
ton among the States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-26

done. Even the gentleman (Mr Shinn) kncw
the value of real estate had gOuc back. Not
Witbstapding all the buildings it was valued at
less now than in 1870.
Mr.. Beach suggested that as the main object
of the resolution was for the purpose OF reach
ing these bonds which were not held bona fle,
but were ieigncd to be held abroad in order 10
prevent the collection OF the tax, certainly some
method of stigaton under oath could be
devised by which the holders of these bonds
could be- made either to subject their bonds TO
taxation or to swear to a lie, aud he was 10 Ia
vor of this course.
Ga the resolution the vote was yeas s.,
noes 5.
The Chair decided the resolution lost
After some further business "A resolution OF
MIR. Hopkins, inquring whether the transfer
Of $35O, 900 stock Of the NJ. &. r. R, held by
the city, to the 0. L. 4. r. h, was legal,
coming up,
Mr.. Hopkins read the act making the sub
scr, ptiou and urged that the city had nu power
over the stock; that it had been transferred to a
Sinking Fund Commission to be held as security
for the payment of the Corporation stock issued
to buy the Manassas stock.
Mr.. Mckenzie said the City Council had nc
power to make this transfer, but the stock was
worth nothing, and it Was not worth while TO
bother about it.
Mr.. Eichberg was 10 favor Of getting the
stock back even il it was wcrth nothing. lit
thought it would be worth something to she
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The resolution was agreed to.
When resolution was introduced relative
to the Port Warden' line
MIR. Hughes said that this whole trouble was
gotten up by the Baltimore 4 Ohio r. Il. 60.
who found that Mr.. Agncw's vessels were ;
little 10 the way of their ferry. This very ferry
was built in "A public dock right in 4 street
when the Orange Company had land Of thci
own alongside, but in their greed would 20
use it.
The Salary bill Was then received from the
Aldermen, amended and passed, aud the Boarc
! adjourned until Thursday
, 1875-03-06

500 BerIoneu Die iriIde &iifte. SdottlanD
iteute 21,310 Yerlonen oaS 4lSlano 72, 1913
Berlonen - biele batten gum gr6bten Sbetl
Die brltti6en &iiiten nur beriibrt-bie gtotio=
1alltdt BON 1925 Berionen fornte nidt felt:
geitellt peroeu.
Smmerbin lit gu beadlten, baB Die iriide
IuStpanoeri1ng, melhe Der abioluten &opfSabl
laf lett Dem Sabre 1869 bon Der en9lilden
libertrotfen ru1rbe, relatip INNER nod 9rDBer
1T, ais otelenlge Der SdlpelterlnIel. Senn
ruenn i'm Sabre 1878 BON 1000 S6otten MIR
6 oaS Seimatb8lanb oerlieBer, uno auf 1000
@ngldnoer gar nur 5 luSiuanoerer fantert, 10
panoten III Srlarb IN oerIelben Yerlobe inter
1000 Yerionen ntdt tpeniger alS Is Der Seiz
matb ben 6iiden.
Gen Sereiniaten Staaten 3unG1it itebeu
Canada nno Nnltralien IN Der Heibe Der nit
belouoerer Gorllebe erltrebten 2Gnoer. Die
N1Spatoernn9 mad leeteren betren &dubern
ntntmt peSrpe9en 10 raid 81, neil Die @ez
lpdbruug freier ODER ernldbti9ten lleberfabrt
ben rad ienen 0dnbern NuSfpanbernben oar
iebr 81 9iilfe fomntt. Sin GROCER 3betl Der
ueberiabrtSfciten pf(e9t BON oenen 9etraeen
81 peroen, melde in jeneu 0dnbern cine glud=
ltde 5mette S%eirnatb gefunbeu babeu.
9te Aniieofer III oen Ser. Staaten llib
Sanaba i1idtelt in benz Sabre 1878 ntdt
fpent9er ais $4,000 Yfullo Sterlll1g 1af
Der Seir1atb. Son bieier @umme fameu
$4,000 Yfo, Sterling auf porauSbeSablte lie
berfabrten. Ser iOeben per0fientli6te ofis
cielle Sert6t, ipeldem ib oiele angabe ertt.
nebnle, belnerft
D0tele @elbiiberienrungen fanten taft aus.
i6llebltd trldnoiiden 4uSmanpereru bon
Seiten tbrer Sreunoe in Imertfa III quite.
0ieielben iuareit bel @eitem mebr ais 9euii=
geno, I'M Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu beltreiten,
lpelde itd fir jeoen Der I'M uorlgen Sabre
au%8gemanberten Siren i'm Our9l9nitt auf 6
Bfb. 6 oh. ~belaufen baben."
Wftt Gedt bemerft cine iriife 3eitung
bierSu: u@eld1 id0nes 9tdt pirft bod bieie
einfa6e Ansabe eines officielen Seri6ts'alif
Die @utmitbigfeit 1tnb S~pfermtui9feit bes
iriiden golfeS! !" Die @utmiitbi9feit Der
Srldaoer 1T allerbinss nett befannt uno BET
ldu9net iih ielblt ienietts pes Sceaus ni6t.
9as Sabr 1916 1T bas erite, in lueldeul
cine engllide 9lusmanberungsitatiitit be9or=
men iplroe. Su bieiemS Sabre betrug b%ieielbe
na6 officielen, aber fretIib nod iebr feblere
baften Il9aben 1850 Yerionen; oies pdre
Der 25te Sbeil Der Yerionen, welde i'm
Sabre 1878 Die en9liide &iiite perlieben. Die
4usmanberung mdbrenb bieies SabreS,
uelde 310,612 Seelen unfabt, lift ole itarflte
lett benz Sabre 1854. ere