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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02
The Fairfax Mystery Solved.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. |
FAIRFAX e. H., April 1.-The jury of in-
quest over the body Of Spencer A. Heath reu-
dered their verdict about 5 p. N. yesterday as
follows: I'VE, the jury, upon our oath, do say
that Spencer A. Heath came to his death be-
tween Sunday evening aud Tuesday morning,
from poison, administered to him by hand or
hands unknown to Us" Even synopsis of::the
testimony is now rendered useless, as the solu-
ton to this mysterious affair is found in the
following letter, which copy literally:
I'll o'clock, Sunday, March D, 1875.
1.-THE unsettled condition of things, and the
recent troubles which ! have just passed through,
have caused life to be burden to me.
II feel that there Is not nue.; happiness LII
store for me, and therefore take the step did.
when Was first married. l undertook to do
to much, aud in my endevor to lay good
foundation by getting nursery started, got
Ill debt; then y dry season and failure OF crops;
our separation and the trouble thereirom upon
LILY mind have completely broken mo, and l
AIN now In the condition you will find me. May
God bless every one on earth, and teach them
their duty. And Amelia, my dear wife, may
our Lord guide you In tie right. May you live
gotd religious life, and be prepared to 60 1t
SouI onfAout . COLL 6uu LuAy 0Ou nave mercy
on my poor soul. ! have lived on earth long
enough to be broken, and now I de- Above
all, dear Amelia, BIZ good and just. See that
you leave no duty undone And may God
bless and save you at last. Good bye.
"SPESCER."
This letter was found last night by the family,
and Mrs. Payne, the mother of Mrs. Heath,
sent pote to Mr.. James NJ. Love, Common.
wealth's Attorney, requesting his presence aud
that of Mr. Richardson and Mr. Hawxburst at
the house. They went out and the original was
delivered to them. The letter is an extraordl-
nary one, especially when We call TO mind the
fact that the writer was skeptical upon the
subject of religion 1t is fortunate for the liV-
ing that this letter was found, for, if genuine,
it corrects public opinion, as to whether this
was case Of suicide or murder Your CORES
pondent has never entertained but the one
opinion, that it was case of self destlucton
and not brought about by debt, for be owed
but little, but by domestic trouble and the em-
barrassed condition of bis property by the deed
for the benefit of his wife, a bonus demanded
and given for reconciliation, which in the future
as be we'll knew, must hamper him 10 bis bust
ness. This prayed upon his mind until he
was on the verge of insanity. \.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

REPAIRS NEEDED % Cameron street, be-
tween Royal and Fairfax, sewer was laid
sometime last year; the cobble stones were
then, as is the case with many of the workmen
who contract" TO do such work. throaUn 10;
and now deep and long holes reaching to the
river, may be seen and suppose it will also,
as usual, be the duty of Col. Clifford to have
that repaired at the expense of the people
Well, it does indeed seem that about every
man in this town us law unto himself"
P.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02
The Stanton VrgiDan reports that the
wheat as looking promising at this time.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate in the
CITY of Alexandria for the month Of March, are
reported by Green 81 Wise Real Estate Agents;
Lot or north half of square bounded by Wolfe,
West, Wilkes and Payne streets, W ID Fowe
and wife to N A Moses, $500.
House and lot Z corner King and Payne
streets, fronting on King street % #, Isabella
Roseberry, &C., to Geo Bauer, $3.50.
Lot and buildings known as the Virginia Lo-
comotive and Car Works, Jas 7 Smith, &C., to
j P Agnew, Sl2,050.
House and lot on the south side of Wolfe st,
IS # IL in east of Fairfax ST., 2OxS6 it in, l.
Wood and wife to II Bsgget., $685..
Lot on south side of Duke street, between Co
lumbus and Alfred, 40xll5 #, j Tucker ct ais.
to A Perpener, SLOW.
Lot on north side of Princess Ct, between
Patrick aud Alfred Neeson i Beach, commits,
to j B johnson, $40.
Lot on north side of an alley 100 feet south OF
Queen street, 2OxlO0ft, G Mushbach, comm'r,
tU E G Atweli, $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02
court several q

The case of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY VS.. the State of Maryland, involving
the question of the liability of the company to
pay to the State one-ftth of its receipts for the
transportation OF passengers on the Washing
ton Branch of its road, was taken up 10 the
Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. The pay
ment is resisted under the decision in the Ne
vada case several years ago, that such tax Is
not legitimately upon the business of the COM
pany, but it is 10 fact upon the passengers for
the privilege of passing through the State, and
being such, unconstitutional and void.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, APRIL 2.

Mr.. Beecher began his long expected testl-
mouy yesterday. He took the oath with up
lifted hand, having conscientious scruples
against swearing on the Bible" Then he gave
a biography OF himself up to the period OF the
Tilton- w oodhull scandal extolled Mrs. Beech
er; told of his journalistic acquaintance with
Bowen and Tilton, and of his visits to Mrs
Tilton. He admits that he advised separa-
ton between Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton. Among
the Incidents of his life he stated that ne was
engaged to be married to Mrs. Beecher when
he was of the tender age of seventeen. MIR.
Beechers testimony will no doubt occupy the
court several days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

A crowded meeting was held in Washington
last night, at Association Hall, to take suit
able action to honor the memory Of John
Mitchell. Speeches were made aud series OF
resolutions passed rehearsiDg the qualities ''ot
the man and the patriot, the loss Ireland sus-
taiued in his death, and the deep sympathy OF
the meeting with his family in their loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

The report published yesterday that the
Emperor of Brazil intended to abdicate his
thrown in favor OF the Countess d Flu and after
making the tour of Europe establish his resi-
dence 10 the United States, has, it is stated,
grown out of a tact known in diplomatic circles,
that should his Majesty leave Brazil for an ex-
tended tour, the Countess, who is heiress to
the throne, would act as Regent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

The statement of the public debt Of the
United States for the month Of March, shows
the total debt to be $2.265, 967,7lI.92 being a
decrease of So, 6S1, 2lO. 63 tor the month. The
cash 10 the Treasury is 1872, 1872 933 3S, of
which sS4.lO5, $50. 70 is in coin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

It is said that ex-Gov. Walker still adheres
to his formerly expressed views respecting the
liability of the General Government for the
debt of Virginia, and will make an earnest CT
fort in Congress to secure recognition of this
fact, With appropriate legislation to insure this
benefcent result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

Official dispatches from Key West report
three deaths from yellow fever there within
the past two weeks. There are no cases on
any United States vessels, all of which on that
station are at anchor seven miles out. Dis
patches from Havana state that the fever is
not epidemic there, few mild sporadic cases
only having occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

The Richmond Dispatch says that the trou'
bles of the people OF Virginia are in good de-
gree due to dolorous gab Lamentation breeds
dependency, and dependency parayzes en-
ergy. The only way to get out Of troubles is
to work and triumph over them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02
MONETARY ANDs'OMMERCIAL

In financial affairs there is still a quietness,
and business, though q little more active is still
quoted dull. Money is easy in commercial CEN
tres, but the demand there is limited while on
tho street the CO" plant of stringency is still
heard. The New York money market his been
quite easy for call loans at to per Ct, whilst
first class mercantile paper has been selling at
81 to I per GEN. Stale securities are quiet, and
Virginia consols are dull; $500 e1 ex coupons
sold in Baltimore yesterday at 541 and $1,000 10.
at 544 closing at this prce bid and SIS asked
Railroad securities are very quiet. We quote :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

Is also good jobhing demand, and we no,ica
to l8tr-gold. The market crosrs strono ' . i"f
we now quot Rio jobbing lots. ordnsr-y "' ~
choice, at from IL! l91c-gold. We note the
arrival from Rio of 5000 bags. which j. cr"ssr.
the stock here to 1000 bags, 45,OOO OF which !:
held by importers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

LYEcHBURG MARKET April 1.-Whest o,,;.,
and prices unchanged; quotations rom,nsIT
ll5ll5 Corn in active demand hu, rec.nf.
light; white and mixed g. Rye s. 80 Osts
depressed, with large receipts; Spring and
Winter 70a75
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

RICHMOND MARKET, April l When, is in
moderate eceipt, and the principal sales were
on private terms; few lots Of common white
brought 5 Sales OF white Corn vt 81 O.,.
in fair rec .ipt, with sales 1T t5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

REMARKS. We have no change to note in
Flour; the market is very dull, and prices are
tending downward. Wheat has been in more
liberal receipt this week the market has been
active all the week, closing firm; offerings of
los bushels red, with sales of fair lot at ll5
Corn is very active, with An upward tendency
at IA advance Of &c on opening quo:atons Of
ferngs of 1866 bushels, with sales of white at 81
mixed ut IS and SO, and yellow st 81. Rye is in
light receipt, with brisk Demand pricss are
unchanged. The market is overstocked with
Oats, and prices are tending downward, closing
very dull at decline The total offerings of
Grain on Change for the week ending to-day
were: Wheat ALTO, Corn 1887, Oats l247. and
Rye 2j2 bushels. Butter and Eggs arc very
dull with threatened decline in prices. Clo-
yer Seed is very active at an advance, while
but moderate demand prevails for Timothy.
Bacon is firm. There is brisk demand for
seed Potatoes, while other descriptions are dull
and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

Littell's Living Age, for this week, has bee
received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. April q
TIE receipts of Cattle this week have been very
light, in c nsequence OF the shipment from the
Valley, via Metropolitan K. r., and rs a COLI
town for supplies. We quote Bee! Cattle 5A7sc
per ID; Calves 64s7c per 10; Sheep 4ts74c; Hogs
9!,lOc for live and dressed, and Cows and
Calves 25aS55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. April l.-Thera
IS no change in the market Wheat is sill
quoted 1T l2Oai3O for good to prime. Corn -
IT. Rye 75aS J. and Oats 65a10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

MAPLE SUGAR-The Maple Sugar season
is about closing, and our Brooks Gap CORES
pondeut informs US about 5000 pounds have
been made in the upper end OF the Gap. One
man made 400 pounds 10 five days. We are
pleased that the product has been so abundant.
Shenandoah VALLEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

CoINcIDENcE.-Rev. Juo. S. Martin preach
ed in the Methodist church Of this city on last
Sunday week, and will be 10 charge of the
Methodist congregation for the ensuing confer
ence year. Oa the same day, Rev. Steele, color
ed, preached 10 the Methodist church of the
colored people OF this city. ADD will be in charge
OF the congregation this year. Steele was at
one time the slave Of MIR. Martin, ADD singular
to say, both preached from the same text
IStaunton Vtrginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

Steamship New York, Philad slphis, to FA
Reed.
Steamer Jane Mose,y, Norfolk. to F a Reed
Steamer Pilot Boy. Brick House. to + 4 Reed
Schr Helen, Now Bedford to A Reed.
Schr K EThomas heretofore reported agr, und
to Hamp shire and Balt'm re Coal Co
Schr Ssppho, Norfolk, to AgEew
Schr w B McShane, Pisnkatank river, to J
P Agnew.
PASSED UP.
Schrs William Mason and E Eirdsa
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, by Hove
s. Johnston.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, by Jos Bloders
s. Co.
Schr X Vaughn, New York, by + 4 Reed.
Schr Criterion, Norfolk, by j 2 gncw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

TERMS OF TIE CIRCUIT COURTS. The fol,
lowing is the arrangement, uuder the act
changing the times for holding the Circuit
Courts 10 this circuit.
Prince William county, I'd Monday, October
and May.
Loudouu, 4rh Monday in April, Sd in Octo
Der and January
Fauquier, I'd Monday, December, Tuesday
after lst Monday, April and September.
Fairfax, 2ud Monday, June and Novem Der.
Rappahannock, Tuesday after Sd Monday
March, and Tuesday after 4th Monday, No
vcmber.
Alexandra county Sd Monday May. and
Wednesday after LIST Monday November.
Alexandria city, 4th Monday 10 May and Sd
Monday 10 November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

TAMBURG EDGINGS-We have just re-
IL ceived another lot Of tn. above goods
which are cheaper than ever. CORSE -, N
all grades, at low prices. A full line OF hO'
SlERY, NOTIONS &c, ut
FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT,
NH l8 81 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

sun rose.........5 As NJ con ri>. s......... 3
Sun sots ..............6 q High walcr...... U CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

A CHINAMAN's EXPERIENCES. "A China
man named Wan Lee relates his experiences
of America in the Hongkong Times. Accord
ing to his statement he was standing in the
laundry at Cleveland, Ohio, when citizen en-.
tered and demanded TO have shirt washed
for nothing. To this proposition the ''Ccles-
tial' objected, whereupon his interlocutor
punched" his head and pulled his pigtall
He1eupon Wan Lee ran to the magistrate for
justice, and was forthwith clapped toto prison
for making disturbance. Thus far bis expe.
rience Of American hospitality was becouded,
but it was to receive yet ruder shock. His
first impulse on leaving prison was to enter a
street car for the purpose of travelling home.
ward, which he was Inclined to do peaceabIy
enough But here misfortune pursued him.
In other words, bis unhappy fate seated him
between couple OF men whose chronological
tendencies led them at once to pronounce on
his race.
Doe Of these gentlemen declared him to be
q bigger; the other styled him "rat-cater.
Both appcllations being incorrect, the China
man hasteued to correct them, and 10 doing so
iutimated that his felow-t travellers had told "a
big lie." Then ensued scene. A lady who
was close by screamed out that Wan Lee had
insulted her; the conductor threw him out of
the car and broke bis nose police officer ran
up and arrested him on charge oil drunken.
ness, and in ten minutes he was once more be.
fore magistrate Here again, Cbinee p said
the embodiment Of justice. "Pay ten dollars
fine aud fifty cepts costs" And to pay the fine
and costs the Chinaman was forthwith obliged,
that ho announced his inten-
ton of leaving the country without loss Of
time.
THE EFFECT ABROAD. As an evidence of
The bad effect of legislation upon the credit of
he State abroad, we copy the following from
he Staunton Virginia: IN hurried CONVEX
,atiou with Maj Horchkiss, who has just re-
urued from Europe, We learn that the charac
Ter of Virginia legislation 10 relation to her
public obligations has seriously affected the
State. Capitalists feel a repuguaDce to peo-
pie who triAe with their pledges and do not
strain every nerve to meet their public engage
nents and have no disposition to invest heir mo
1ey even 10 the mineral lands Of the Common
wealth. Money is plenty there and seeking
Investment at a low rate Of interest. The Gov
ernmen,s OF Egypt and Turkey, have no diff
Guilty iu getting all the money they ask tor,
simply because they pay up their Interest
Notwithstanding their unstable char
acter. But mention Virginia securities or Fir-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

CLARK'S ANNOTATED DISSOLVED
~ BONE
Having received the Agency of this very VII
liable and popular Manure, am now PrcpSrr.
to Eli orders for the same. Price S42,W p''
ton of ZOO lbs. IHOS. fEhhl'.
marc II hlns stt.H-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

TREASURER'S NOTICE.
The fourth quarterly payment on Merchant .
Licenses for 1874 will be- Que and payable on
the 10Th instant. Parties are requested u call
promptly al my office. ~
w. d. CORSE,
ap 1-lOt City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-02

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, April Cattle
dull. and nominally lower, except for choice,
which are easy sales chiefly of c2mmon t,
choice shipping at 75sS6 rs; receipts 1900
head shipments 24OO. Live Hogs active and
firm ut full prices; light 35aS7 TO- heavy 90
Ass Is; few extrs heavy at SO; receipts lGOoO
b cad shipments 5000 Cattle dull and entirely
nominal receipts 1000 head.
, 1875-08-05
Aus ben Observation-Disclosures
Mber paS Maifacre.

Ser telegraph meloet, ba6 am 80. Der
RroSeB ne9en beS DWfountaiu WeaooAu Dtaiz
lacre" be9aur. Ybilip &lin9en Smitb BON
Gan Sernaroino, GAL, laste aus, baB Die
WteabopS As Wteeien iiiollb bon @ebar @itD
an Der CITRATE mad Californian lie9en. @r
mar bel benz WialIacre unb muBte porber, baB
Die Gmlgrauten tonlmen ipiiroen, uno oaB
Der Verfebr nit linen perboten ipar. Am
Sonnta9 nod ibrer l~ntnnft mar Seriamms
lung, wobei Slug ais Silhof anmeienb mar;
bort muroe ibre Sernihtung belprohen, mos
gesen Wianhe Mno oarunter AUDI &ll9 prote.
ltirten. Silhof Saigbt erftdrte, Die Snbia=
ner iouten iie uernlhten. S6lleBll6 muroe
Der Wloro anfge9eben unb Sing lpuroe aus
9ei1ldt, UNI ile gesen Iusriffe 81 idiiten.
Auf oleier Gour traf er' Sobn ., Zee, pela
der ertlarte, baB er aud oarlber @tipaS gu
la9en babe. Ste ritten portpGrtS uno paftrs
ten Die Gmi9ranten an Sron SpringS, no iie
nit 20 ODER 80 Woseu uno iiber bunpert Yer>
ionen tart laaerten. Guf benz 8idtpeg traf
er Sra Maen, Der linn mlttbeilte, baB Der
Wtoro Der Gmigranten beidlofen iei, baB See
b%eorSert let nit Wlanuidaft atSsnriiden uub
eaB er (Iaen) Srber babe, aue ShubmaBs
reseln, Die See uno &ins auseorouet batten,
anfSubebeH. Sing 9ing baraui mad Sans,
murpe aber 3 Gage ipGter gu Saigbt b%erufen,
Der Droer hattie, BON Sol. @. $. DGmme
Ser~ltdrfungen auf5ubieten, nm bas 0iafiacre
Su@nbe gu brin9en. Die @migranten lonten
aus ,brem Coral aelcdt unb ermOrbet unb
MIR Die tleiHen &lnoer perltont merben, Die
, 1875-08-05

itift 3i gertdtBerit speroen t0nnten. Sing
400 nun NIT onberen nah benz @mi9ranter@
Eager uno traf 3 Nteileu ooDon See uno all
oere.
Der lettere tbeilte Sling nit, oaB Die @mt>
9ranteu ned niht iGmmtlid] ermoroet, uno
iebr tart befeltigt mdren, rno es lpuroe be-
i6loien, ie aus tbrem Coral berauS5Iloden.
Si9bee CAB oa5n Die Sroer uno See mubte ite
au8fiibren, Steier iteute ale Utilt3iploaten
IN eth Qnarre duf /; eS iparel MIR Weiee, SO
an Der I3abl urto rebete tie an bic Snbianer
iuareu III einem auberu &ager. Sting 9ibt
nun Die Jsanlen mander Nu%rpeienoen III urlo
ia9t, oab ct nit Nnoern ge9en Die Uforothat
gefpeien mar, aber babe 9ehOrd]en miiiien.
Wfau maridirte nun gum Eager Der Gmt9rans
ten, Satenlan ooer See trug etne lpeiBe
Slagge, Elm @mi9rant fam berauS at ibm,
beioe Ietten ii6 III baS @raS, unb Zee gtn9
nit { m 0oteu in baS @migranten Eager.
Nah eili9eu Stunbenj fam er NIT ben Gmi=
grauten beraus, ibre Sermunbete fubren III
Wogen porau5, oarn famen Die Sranen
lrno Damn Die Ofdnner.. Sieie lebern bielten
an, als fie BET Der Otili5 anfamen uno Die
Srauen, &tnber lnb Sermnnbeten 5ogen
porfpdrts NIT Sohn .. See. Die Soloaten
itanbeu lduBbereit uno ~feuerten ais bas
Wort ,9alti" gerufen wnroe. Stlg feuerte
einnial, mei6 nidt OBJ er zine Yeriou traf.
Iuf Die erlte Salpe tparen nod nidt ale
toot er fab nadber Srauen NIT burt9ez
lfnittener $eble uno nie elm Ufatn Elm jun.
geS DtGoden umbradte. Sliebenoe pnrpen
bon 8eitern nieber9eihofen /; Bill Stuart
mar elmer bieIer Neiter, Gin 8ermnnoeter
bat I'M lein 2ebeu, aber Si9bee ihNltt tbm
ben Sals ourd, 1 a.. r9.-.a
&tug erbtelt ben Iuftrag bic 8inber gu
iammeln uno lab cine Srau nod ben Wtdn.
1ern lanfen init benz Rnf nDteln Dfann!
Dfein Wfarn !" Gin Soloat iGob 1ie, in ben
Riiden, urb ie itiirSte tobt su 8oben. Sing
fano ptele 8eripunbeie manhe nit ourhz
lhnittenen &ebien. Die &inoer iette er in
eineu @asen nno brafte ite uad benz 9aus
BON Sambltn, Snei &tnber iparen peripun=
bet uno etnS ftarb in benz Sanie, Gm anoeru
Eag brahte er bic &inoer meiter uno brad]te
ie inter. Srdter 1amulelte er bas @lgens
tbum Der grmorbeten unb brabte eS in oas
yi3ebntbaus" Der STRIDE, auf Srber BON
| Saiabt. See ia9te, er babe IneS an Srigbam
| 9oune berlftet nnb ais bieier ben 3eugen
fab, ipraf es yMlIes @ut gebt an See, nno
laet n,ft, baB ibr Gtlpas muBt, ipreht nitt
einmat bariiber." Das gisentbum mnrbe
ipater BON See unb MnDeru perfauft, einige
/ Stiid 8ieb famen an @ooger, ben @ongreB.
Oele9aten. Die Snbtaner batten Die Sroer
beim Dtaliacre. Die @eiber nno &inoer 81
| t0bten.
Das @eridt pertaste lt6 mad bieier 4nss
iase BON Sling, WeIfe NIT Der pom
See iibereinflmmt, bic uuteroriidt murbe.
| @robe Muire9une berrihte gu Seaper.
, 1875-08-05
Nuffen ans @rR4ItuRaen.

p8VkEw N&y 3Nb~
IA finsr 3e.s sArxsab Der isStsa . easHstc Ras pa.
asa uns Grtdltxnasn 70 vsrbsriasas ssvsfeu as strsss
lest Etc yt6sltSs Btr6nsGnaa sH itapesstat, wei3s
ia!s at.ts.: ..,S ntat s,.ss!afs ssss. vs.; q sts es !,
baisnts, pslAs etsssa bsfaaea eursra. sArex Nm
~tpstfsIAA1 seresph. IL uaserbenlt@iett sbn ~ abn'
lteta 6tfAntybex lstssnts Qsnte ssH ssatsNasn feaes
@tilnseeti babes tsasea bon sF S@Ans1Aas 20 a@'e
stds Sabre lsss ssss gtuirs ia y,au nssessn.
asn. ale pas erpbs 9aIfssa9utd fat unsesslmab ettsa
1abriaatsa sss glsr,ur sslite.n niash srvsrt.u II,
arset 8ermbetn Abn pabrtnb ssr lesten " Sapt
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