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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
EFR&gNS.2 NEWS.

i. johnson Barbour, 90, has been nomi.
mated or the House Of D :legat b. the coD-
scrvatives OF Orange county.
ceivcd at Norfolk ever the Scaboard road yes
tcriay. TLv season is now r full blast.
Rev. E. W. Warren, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, OF Richmond, he's rendered
Bis resignation to accept call to Macon. Go.
T@o shipments Of wheat were made from
RicI moad to Europe Saturday. Goo cargo
vas destined to AnfSerp and one t. F!ance
he cargoes we're valued at $4l Csc.
There ere, according to official reports, over
| 1000 chidlen who applied 10 the public
schools for admissio 10 Richmond this session
| and we're r. fused for want OF accommodations.
A Iatge meeting at Otange c. H., ycster
day. WAS addressed By State Scoator Brooke
and General W. Il. +. Lee, 10 support Of
the MuCulloch settlement Ut the STATE oebt.
Judge Keith. of Fsuquier, havipg re- Used
Al application for Dew TRIAL for Armstrong,
convicted of the killing # tramp, the case, il
Is said. will be token to nc Court Of Appeals,
Capt, Fairfax, the Poplar conductor Oh thc
| a. N. & .. Road, who Was 30 seriously j. iureG
by tie Walters bridge dis ater, passed cvel
the r0id 70: tie first time since the Gccideu
last Thursday
The supervisors of Cupeper hsvipg cficislIy
concluded the purchase of the fine brick dwell
| ing and grounds Of james Barbour, esq sd.
joining the court square, AID intended for
jail and Jsior's dwelling, has been p. esented t
The court snd the purchase coGfrmed.
Forty two liquor dealers Of Petersburg
paariy the entire number IN that city, were be
Il II tun 10 h
cause why their licenses should not be revoked
for failing to make proper MGffet register re
trrls. The cases we're continued to the anu
airy term Of The HusiIags Court.
Gov. Smith having been uvited 70 psrtioi
pa:e 10 tho discussion HoW going on on the deb
question, in bis reply says: "Cao it be possibI
that such efforts ss ace DOW being u!ade al
icesSary to induce virginia. 10 render justic
10 uur creditors, esp ;elslIy Whoo they pIopo6
such liberal terms Of adjustments
The Petersburg correspondent Of the Rich
mend Dispatch says ''Iumors are nh0at to th
rtfect that the republic ,ns Of the CITY, takir
advantage of the division 10 the c!uservativ
ranks Oh the d ybt question, are preparing t
! nominate ticket OF their OVID for the Senat
and House Of Delegates, with the hope Q
eect!pg it."
Rev. George Dame. who hes been the as
sistaut Of Rev. Joshua PeterklD, OF S.. james
Episcopal Church, in Richmond, fer the pas
tWclgo months, vas ordained priest on Sun
day. Tbs ninisters present were Bisho
W nittlc. Rev. DR.. Minuigerodc, who prcscu,
cd she candidate, and Rev. Mr.. Barrett, Q
; Christ Church.
The cigar makers VITO have bscn on a st.ik
10 Richmond, had demonstration there las
night, parading the streets. displaying trans
psraucies and firing off rockets along The route
The ouly firms which had reused to acocdc t
the demands of thor wolkmen have agreed t
the prices claimed, and their old hands hav
resumed work. The demonstration was jill
tcation over the successful termination Of III
| strike
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
Walking Match.

NEW YORK. Sspt. % This NJ al son Sousrc
Garden presented III ISL deserted appearance
this morDlog abuu o'clock. There were not
more than 200 persons pr S OF, aud mapy az
those had remained 10 from tie previous neht.
The announcement had beeo m sde that the
garccl would be closed aud cleared each moro.
Ing az o'clock. but. owing to there being
mere handful present, the rule IVES II i en-.
TO Cd, aud the tramrs we're happy. howell
still Continues to keep steady load. v,ryiur
from ten to fourteen miles. Shortly after
o'clock to day, aid while going at good pace
around the track, H,rt, the colored boy, was
seized with cramps He was quickly taken to
his teEt and restoratives Wore applied, and al
ter rest of some fifteen minu;es he again sp.
pesred and resumed his work. Norman Tag
lor was pretty we'll used up last plight, and
there were rumors that he woa,d not again apl
pear. This morning, however, be appeared on
the track. etter good breakfast, and Wcot off
at Ialii run. Weston seems 10 be getting
lnto form, and his ffirnds s1y that he has got
over his Sickness of s.,rdsy. A sporting msu
says hat Weston ~ coming accustomed to
tobacco smoke. We. ton went off a: 1880 a.
w., and returned II I clock and confined
steady walk, at times breaking into a ruu.
Panchot went Oft at midnight aud slept we'll
uutii -.ol, Hueu ue appeaTt u prlSnt ROu Crlsk.
Howell rested rom ii . clock lust right until
2:30 this morning, when be was aeaio put On
the track. and began bis work Of rapidly piliny
! on the miles GuSon slcp: from Il:25 last
| night un,il 2:3O this morrirg, comiog out
shortly, after Rowell had made his appearance.
| Hazel seems to be getting into better form,
| and he rests but little. Hart, the coored boy,
| slept we'll om l:4l to 4:0S ID. Ftdermyer,
the ancient wheebsrrog man, remained On the
track all pight. res:iog only f0e or ten minutes
at intervals. He looked like a ghost 10 tho
carly hours of the morning as he moved around
tho lonely track. Euuis has fallen way behind
owing to his Sickness OF last night.
| The score at , o'clock stood: Weston l40
miles, lal; Rowell, lis miles laps; Hazsel.
$50 miles, 4 laps; Guyou. 1913 mics. I laps;
Eouis, l35 miles; Pauoho, l42 uil, Z; Merritt
l56 miles, lap; Hart, $50 miles. | Ian;
| krobne, l44 miles, 4 laps; Taylor, % miles;
Jackson, l54 miles, I laps; Ferderueycr, ll9
| miles, laps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

TIE FIREAT KILv.-Th Vjesuik publishes
s letter from Kew, describing tho terrible 6re
which occurred 10 that city the 3rd irs ant.
White iu;ouS storm was raging the FIRE
broke out 10 several different PLACES. The of.
tic Of the ti.c brigade aid the chief police
station, gucpowdcr maxazi-e, and four pc
trolcum stores were simultaneously set on FIRE.
The whole city was wrapped 10 q thick, black
cloud CT smoke, and every Dew aud then the
people were t.rri6, by s,ries of detonaticns
end loud EXPLOSIONS. The entire garrison and
hr1meo OF the suburbs aud many of the inhab
ltants abored lndetatigab!y to extiDguish the
fire, but despite their efforts it contilu d until
the morning of the second day after it broke
out. The loss was enormous. Many lives we're
lost, including those of several childrop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

Mr. Gorham, when nc supposed the radicals
We're to be defeated in California. skipped over
10 what he believed was the stronger side, and
supported ihc dcucc.atic c4tdijste for Gov
oro5r but f,djng how cgrcgously be had been
deceived, and knowiog that til, sooner dis
agreeable 10 is done the bet ter. he has like a
sensible man, at oocc jumped back again into
the radical rsnks. and promises TO DO even
more ultra than form,r,y. The radicals will
receive him, but will xii! 20 ta't:d calf f,r
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
English Races

LONDON. Sept. 23.-The race for the Great
Foal stakes for three years old came off at the
Newmarket first October meeting to-day. and
was Won by Count +. de Lagrauge's chestnut
colt Rayeu dor. MIR. T. Browns bay colt
DiscoEd secured the s,cond place. aud MIR. j.
rrotter's chestnut colt Pslmbearer the third.
Thu rae, for the Hopeful stakes, for two
years Odds. also took place to day st the 50 me
meeting, and was won by Lord AugleSey's bay
colt Preston Pans. The second place wa se'
cured By MIR. w. 8. Crawford's che tnut FLY
10 Bounds, and the third BY MIR. 2. Lorlard' $
chestnut fly Pappoose,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
" That 5 the way the money goes,
Pop goes the weasel. "

The regret enteit,lLcl by the people of the
South IF tn fate of Napoleon Ill, and of bis
son. the late Prince, will not DO s5oncd by an
article in tie Ootober plumber of the North
American Review, prepared from data con
tanned among the State papers in the Confed-
crate archivs, by which the belief is confirmed
that the Il Emperor, 90 matter from what cerS,,
was iavorsbly disposed toward the South dur
ing the civil war 10 this country, and was o lily
deferred from recognizing he CODfcdcrscy and
atforditg it evco more substantial aid by the
rcfu. a Of tho liberal admits ration OF England
to assist him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

There were two PROFESSIONS, accompanied
with music, on Pennsylvania Avenue. 10 Wash
iugtop, yesterday, aDd following them we're at
least TWO thousard negroes, who either had
10 work, or else had lost day in order to sec
the shows The former could find employ.
lncnt Gu farms in Virginia and Maryland, but
they don't want ii, and the latter, it would
seem, arc not particularly anxious about re.
taxing that which they have.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDyAIt SNcwDEN-
TUESDAY EVKN'G.. SEPTEMBER ''
Now that ell the home subscribers to. ane

Now that Ill the home subscribers to, aud
advertisers 10, the Oksi0na States bave With
drawn their patronage from shat paper 90 &C
coun, Of lis giosd nllS:cpscsentai!, II OF their
scniirJcots-Inakiog them appear as Gcspl .crS
of the Union and open enemies o. tho ne9rocs
AID INC ,n!ira North, aud Ill, tee, it is nearly
certain, at the lnslaucj ard by the pay OF the
radicals, who, by having i's articles repubhshcd
In the uolt1orn papers, have Increased their
party capital to 90 slight cxtcnt-thc radical
press coGm;scrate Win it, and falsely attribute
its misfortune to its support OF 90 Independent
ticket, sod by such mcsns 9rCGgthcn the be-
lief il political prescription at the Sou!b
and make more vote The puilibly of
u0rthcra readers affords the enemies of public
schools one Of the strongest grounds they have
for opposirg free education, for If 10 section
where such education ha3 existed for maDy
years its effect is only to make people SO
devoid OF conmoa sense az 10 believe anything
they read DO matter how improbable, aud SO
bxotcd rs 10 accept as truth anything that
tends to support their previously entertained
views aud titus hiuder aId lctard that resto
Ea:'on Of good feeling SO essential to the vel
fare and prosperity Of tho couotfy, many scn-
.ibic people will think that it should be
abolished whore it exists and prohibited where
it has not ylt b2en established,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
Funeral ofthe Late Daniel Draw

NEW YORK, September 3-The remains OF
Daniel Drew were taken from the residence of
his con- No. East Forty Second street about
nine O'clock this morning, to the Grand Central
depot where special train WAS in waiting to
convey Inc body to Brewiter, N. Y The tu.
neral was we'll attended, and upon the arrival of
Inc train at Brewster services we're held in the
Methodist Church of that place, after which the
Drew fs m at that place. VIZ 'n'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

A PRINCELY MEsALLIANCE. The prin ,el
family OF Reu's. only two branches of which
preserve their s,v r ign rights, had the doubt
full honor of witnessing the marriage Of ono o
their ra,e with Mile. Clotildc L,issct, oircu
rider we'll known 10 Germany and Belgium fo
her equestrian feats al the grsc, Of her per
formancee The young couple, VITO contracted
their alliance on the island of Heligoland, 10.
der British rule, are now spending their honey
moon at Hamburg, whers they will probabI5
take up their permanent abode.
The newly married Prince, who, like all the
male members of his bous,, bars the bsptis
NAL Lame of Henry. aud Can be distinguished
t,om his numerous brothers and cousins only
by the numtc: attached to i; on bis birth, was
formerly lieutenant 10 the 5ih regiment OIL
Prussian Dragons, from which he was dis
mis- 'ed, however, oWicg to his wild pranks and
dlssolute habits.
Notwithstanding his youth, Prince Henry
SA has been the suticlt of many scsndalou.
stories, and the perpera,or of u or, than one
reckless act, which on others but him would
have reflected lasting shame AID Gi,bonor.
Garrlsonsd some years ago 10 Frat kforton the
the then -zistin; gambling bells Of the noigh-
being Homborrs, Wiesbadrn aud Ba4eo
BadeD, at which, favored by luck, be is said 10
have moro than enc pocksted immense sums,
to b. q1apdereG as rapidly and fooi,hy 81
they We;e won.
Ga bis retirement from the srny, neoessitat-
ed by bis ina. ity to meet the Gains of his
creditors, the court 20 ,6rni1g bis bankruptcy,
placed him uaGei the care of an off ,a guar
4isD, from whom be soon managed to free
himself. He slaysd 10 B.r il last winter living
on the proceeds Of small i0come generously
grated him BY bis family. H might often
be seen iu the circus or at Taltsrsas, appsr
gully having 90 higher erjoymeut than the So
ciety of jockeys aud circus riders. whom in
dress and appearance he endssvored to initiate
as much as possible.
A sister of Mile. Cotilde, who used to Der
form at the Clique Mite. married French
couot. There Is still another sister, Emile,
also 10 the circus busin So, who is sh. rtly to be
MARI, d to Prince Hsr'-feld, German noble
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

The model Secretary Of the Navy, Mr..
Thompson, having failed to recruit toe navy
from the western prairies, to make shooting
teams cut Of raw marines. and 10 induce Gen.
Woodtord 10 acoopt as present brace Of pls-
to's that belong to the Government with which
to defend himself whom he went among the
'oagbarIans" of Mississippi, has now turned
his Immense iltcilec!usi.y toward the con.
s.rDniinn ni :,"oi : n, thn Washington Navy,
Yard for the sole and especial purpose of ac'
Ing parties.
That's the way the money goes.
Pop goes the weasel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

Assistant Postmaster General Tyner is so
ARK GUS 10 get back bis Cd r'a,e under ii
old chief that ho has left his ofhoc at Wash
inglon and gone West 10 meet General Grant
and pre'empt the postmaster aeueralship
when tie returned hero" shall b President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
EX-PrcSidcuf Gr1ut

San Francisco, CAL, Sept. 22.-The Cali
fornia Theatre has seldom contained such an
audience as assembled there this evening to wit.
q ST the performance Of tho military spectacle,
THE Color Guard" in honor of Gen. Grant.
Long before tho doors opened the street Was
throngad with people, the outer lobby Of the
theatre Wts packed, the auditorium literally
janmed, snd many turned away unable to OBJ
tain admission. Tho BIKES reserved for the
General and his party we're handsomely drsped
with Dational c0oIs and the same ornam entstion
was carried srJund tho front of the balcony
Inc play was magolncontly put upon the stage,
aud presented three iu!l Companies ct tho Ma
tiopaI Guard, which add, to the scenic feet.
| Shortly after the commencement Of the second
| act the tho roars of the enthusiastic crowd 10
the street gave motto, that the expected guest
had arrived at the outer entrance. The street
| In front t the theatre for the cotro block was
almost IMP .6le on account OF the cheering
croWC. 10 few momen.s tho parry made =
appearance 10 the boXos, wheD the whole su
dlcnoe rose en- masse, cAeerlDg and a;p!audipg
continuously while the curtain was rulg Go 70
| until the u9rolr had subsidized. GIN. GA 1t
| Acknowledged the ovation by loving right and
| lett, and order being restored the performance
weot on. At the close Of the second not the
! orch, "a played the Army Qusdlillu" d Jdi
ca.ed to Gen. Graut. The General paid close
attention to the performance, expressing his
sra!ifc ton plainly BY his manner.
Towards the close Of the third act Gen. Grant
ana his party withdrew from the theatre retir-
ing for while to the MANAGERS apartment, and
soon ST or returning II the -'slace Hotel. There
about IL o'clock, he W. s-rehaded by the Union
Calling banl, and receiv ID 10 the psrlor great
number of officers Of the National Guard No
ma vuar nhonr uoH hnf1 haip
10 introductions and general conversation, sitter
which the General retired to his apartments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
Body Found.

New BEDFORD. Mass. Sept. % Tho
body Of q mulatto was found under Jay $ stable
90 Scu,h Second street this morning imbeddcd
in manure and badly decomposed. There we're
tonnd two wounds on the ad, but 90 fracture
Of the sku'l. The body has not yet been idenli
fed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

We acknowledge the receipt of al invitation
to attend the Shenandoah Valley Agtcul. urai
Soclcty's Fair, to be held at Winchester oD the
7;h, 3, oh, and 10 h of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

There is n)thlcg people ike to read Of so
. much s. what they knoW something about.
Tor this reason the DC obcr lumber Of the
North American Review is most attractive
ouc, Ii contains interesting articles 90
woman suffrage, railroad ireights, to Eu-
pcroT \ 4poeoo aad the Southern Confederscy,
bud a c1n'inua'ion Of the Diary Of Public
Map iy the latter of which it is IN ede pIaio that
all the talk about the civil War 10 this country
being fought for the emancipation Of the slaves
is The vcrcst oosh, and that so late as Llncoln g
lQar guratlcn, strange az it may appear, the
idea o. fighting Tor the restoration of the
Ua!on was not entertained by the radical
leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23

There were sixteen new cases of yellow fever
IN Memphis yesterday. Seven more csscs arc
reported to-day and three deaths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
Sentenced.

RoCKLAND. Me-, Sept. % -Iu the Supreme
Judici Al Court, this morpiug, Daniel b. Haincs
was sentenced to Imprisonment for life for the
murder of James ?. Robbins. Haines received
the sentence with the same Indifference he has
manifested throughout the trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
VIEWS OF TEyE pss.

The President and party held rec ptioa in
Chlcsgo last night.
Ono hundred negroes LET. Nashville, Tcrr
last nigh for ksusa
War between China and japan is thought il
evitabIy in Washington.
The trial growing Gu. Of tb" Lynn trunk mys
terry abortion case began 10 Is )5ton yesterday.
The organization Of new railroad Tho
West .ls,y aid Afiaptic Ci;y-was framed
yesterday, With clliis Of hall million dol.
lars.
General Grant is to visit O:cgoc 10 October,
and stop a. Virginia City qn bis WY + ,st. His
origiosl programme is to be clrried cut ADD tho
"b,om' thus kept booming.
The free Mas,ns Of Now York city ore tax
ing steps towards rails II, yellow fever .Iad 10
relieve the distress among tho Memphis mem
bers OF the s-c.ey.
The controversy bct@eep the cabinet mana.
tacursrs and their workman al l. usviIle, KY.
regarding 40 advance Of wages 70 the amvuat
Ct fifteen per c3Gt. GU minated yesterday 10 O
general strike of all The meu, over so 10 uun
Der.
The grain house of Smith, Howell e. Co.,
Philadelphia, failed yesterday about 5000 600
liabilities. The failure is owing to the H.
crease IL the price of grain during the past few
days. s. jerks Smith head Of the finn. is
president OF the Philadelphia Commercial Ex-
change.
The Selma AID Cult Railroad, Atlanta, was
sold uoder foreclosure yesterday. Tho Mobile
600 Wa5 raised 500 by Charles Williams, of
Atlanta, for D. f. Su,ivau, President and
oWner of tho Pepinsuar Railroad, who was
declared purchaser.
General Tyner, Assistant Postmaster general,
las gone West on official business, but will find
il convenient to be ID Chicago upon the arrival
there of General Grant. A large pumbcr OF
other government officials from different portions
OF the c)untry are also Intending 10 visit Chca-
60 about that time.
SUrr0SED SUICIDE Last Sunday night Mary
Morris, aged p suddenly disapper d while
standing on one OF the South Baltimore piers.
She had been followed from her home BY her
sister Belle who declares that she ssw Mary
turn her face toward her wave her hand as If
bidding her farewell h-d then plunge cut of
sight Mary wss TO have been married ST eight
o'clock Sunday night. On the preceding FRI
day she and her engaged qusrrelled, snd the
next nigh! che went to drug store and tried to
buy some lsudsuum, but the druggist refused 10
sell it. The wedding did hot take place, because
the bridegroom, 1t WAS said, Wss intoxicsted
tt c police are searching for the corpse of the
missing girl, but up to midnight il had not been
found.
EXTRAORDINARY SHOOTING The Peters
burg Index Appeal says:
ny esterday the marshes in the vici1i,y of the
city were alive with the sora hunters. The rain
of Sunday with the eGuinoc.isl blow from The
northeast conduced greatly to the luck of the
sportsmen in furnishing the best tide of the sea-
son. A very large number of birds Were bag.
ged, the result of the days shooting exceeding
any we remember to have noted for several yesrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept 23.-The mar
ket for grain continues active, and prices are
higher. Flour is quiet and lrm. The receipts
of Whest have increased, and to day 1854 BUSH
oils were offered and sold at ll8, l2O, l2l 1872 and
l23, as to quality. Corn is frmar with better
receipts, and sales of 1870 bushels at "a and So.
One small lot Of Rye was offered but with.
dra wn and 233 bushels of Oats sold ri 30,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-23
t! the Adventure, Capt. Brown.

STREET LIFE IN VENICE. -Vcuioe's great
Impression is its street lite-so brilliant, 81
highly oolorod, so unlike that of any other
city The Common p!aco shows of the guide
books arc fat and disappointing; the p:isops,
dungeons, Bridge of Sigbs and so forth. Ths
school girl glamour thrown over these D aoes is
mainly trac able to Byroh's sentimental wish
OF verse. The uobsl .pc4d poets judgment on
the historic events Of Venice is ABOUT as weak
and vicious as bis judgment on other matters and
his Ignorance OF fact is appalling. The daily
picture OF Venice. however, is something Of
which one never tires aud which changes ever
with The hour. Gundola life is something
declonsly dreamy and luxurious in the soft
light OF day or under the sheen of moon and
starlight. LIST dark night come and rain
however, and these long, barrow, deep
ba:k boats, seen mYserlo1sy from tie faiLt
point OF light on their PROV take TO
thens, Ives the likeness Of fl ,stug G fins
steered by the shades. The effect is indescribs.
by sepul:hr4l. You seem to be alone in the
waters OF Hades among the spirits The Condo.
J. are sll of funeral black with black draper.
les over the DARK cabin. Many centuries ago
Venetian law ordered this pattern and color,
tor what reason do not know. The laws of
Venice do not change. and the gondolas are all
black and ghostly to this day. The streets are
narrow and blaze with light Their nnrrcwness
sometimes not over three faet-makes very
little light serve to brill; 7ty illuminate them
and the jets in the shop windows, kept open iii
late a! night, Keep them bright and blazing al.
most without TIE cut door lamps Through
them the people surge in constant streams-all
nations, all classes, sll coors. You study the
world, but even the Venetisns themselves pre-.
ssOt some strong contrasts. for they in time are
made up of the blood OF many people. One
striking contrast, which you soon note is that
the Venitisn men as body are dark, their wo.
women blonde. The sounds, too, are poly glo.ta
Sud everything is inter. national 1t was my
fist sight for instance, of Greek money which I
received several times in change.