, 1879-07-24

Of thc two sisters, Elizabeth and Anna Trow-
bridge, rns held yesterday morning In the house
No. 1876 Langley avcnuc, latay occupied by tho
deceased. As the sisters had left request
with Mona that they should bo 1aid to rest by
the aide Of their mother. In WaukeEan, II vas
thought best bY the rcIatlves to respect the re-
quest, and accordingly 1t was necessary 10 have
TIC funerul services tako place at 8 o'clock In
the morning In order to get to Waukccan on
the 10 o'clock train. All the relatives were
present except tic brother, who resides In
Princeton, H., and In the hurry and
sxetensnt @ ae,,os no one thought to Telegraph R
]9eY. Charles Hail Everest, pastor Of Plymouth
Congregational Church. Ills remarks were very
btiet at,d very comforting and satisfactory to
tho friends of the deceased. Mona, sano upon oil
subjects save that Of The aulctlo, was 80 afraid
that a!lo would hear t'lc minisser saT something
concerning her sisters which would reflect upon
their condIct that she remained throughout tho
services III 'nn upper chamber with a fres,l
and who 10 at present atopplng with her. Tic
two deceased sisters wcra laid side by tldo, In
QUO broad grave. a prayer YVES offered, and The
lust sad rites performed. utter which the aged
father, bowed down with grief, the surviving
sisters and tho other relatives returned to their
homes.
NOM will doubtless remain, for tfmo ut
least. With her sister. Mrs. j: Il. Swan, No. 013
Michigan ayGuue, for whom she las cylnccd q
great deal Of attachment since The death OF her
sfstprs Removed from their melancholy fhlu-
cncc. 1t Is thought that she will recover some Of
her elasticity at,a souttfulncss, md that tho
arrangement between hcrsclf nnd her family
will come to speedy end.
TREltl LIFE IN EUROPE.
An oYer,tng papcr snys: ut wottlu seem from
nil TINT eau be learned Of tile past lIfa Of the
Trowbrtdce BlstuEs, that the statement al tho
survivor Mona, tllat they had 1ncditntcd suicide
for over twenty-five years, is undoubtedly true.
;Twelye yea!a AGO tue two cider s,sterel Eliza.
tier, With the object Of keeping them apart
from tlclr. ntepmo,her. The girls sailed to
Hamburg. from whence they went to Caslsruhe.
At the latter city tley were mot BY air. Brock
With other Americans At la rcsidcncc Of Mrs.
D, the wife Of former Chicago Professor.
Tho two girls had been, sunt' 10 this
lady's an, charge, and Brock, ,,,t, he% " = Chi. III
cort them 1rons tho depot. After their arrival
the girls, lis well ns other passengerB OIL the
stcatushlp, told bow When at sca tho ahtp
| sprang leak and wns becalmed.: Tile Captain
become at MI rongh, nothing could save tho yes
sci iron, going down. a panic ensucd among
tho paeacngers in The mldst Of which the Misses
! TroHbrtdGc preserved composed dcmeanor'
| muls was al rs hight, and aiso saug hymns an.
looked upon prospective dcuth with scouting
| satisfaction. After their sa!e arrival Ut airs
DIS. tue 1attcr halng spoken OF, ono OF tha sla
tcrs remarked that they had lust ns lief do al
not. Thuy were 50 noticcably eccentric tina
they were not great favotttee with tho tenlzons
OF the American quarter Of tic Carlssnhe."
| 1t Ia nlSo stated that whilo abroad the eide
aistur became engaged 10 q foreigner. but tin
| for some reason the match was broken oiT.
THE HOUSE.
The history OF tue housc In which tho Trow
bridge sisters committed suicide ID mitch tA1ko{