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abandon the book concern at Atlanta, Oh
account of the losses incurred in its main
| tenance.
The Stove Manufacturers Convention
has agreed upon a general advance in al
classes of manufactured wares, but has mo-
| yet fixed an amount of advance.
Timothy Scanned was instantly kill
and VIM. Gleason dangerously injured
premature blast in the Morgan Lime
pany's quarry, at Glen Falls, New
yesterday.
FAILURE OF A LONG NETWORK Firm
New YORK, Feb. 1O.-W R. Preston &
Co., corner of Pearl street and Coenties Slip,
extensive operators in grain and cotton, and
"long" in both articles, are reported to have
suspended to-day.
FAILURE IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 1O.-H. Each. wholesale
and retail cigar dealer, assigned to-day
liabilities $500, assets about $4,000.
DEATH sENTENtE.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb 1O.-Milton
and Samuel Hodges, negroes Who murdered
Jim Mcfarland last September, were this
morning sentenced to be hanged on the 24th
of March. When Judge Hall laid: "May
the Lord have mercy on your 9uls," Milton
Hodges replied: May the Lord have mercy
on your soul. You will be gone before we
will" This is the first death sentence
passed in Knoxville by the courts in TWEEN
ty-fve years.
ARRIVAL of GEN. HANCOCK AT HELENA
HELENA, Feb. 10 Gen. Hancock and
Col. Mitchell, his chief of staff. arrived YES
terday and left to-day for Friar's Point, OBJ
visit to Gen. HancOck's son. A commit
tee OF citizens met and escorted them to the
residence of G. r. Collidge, where a pri-
Vate reception was rendered them.
MARKETS.
New YORK, Feb. IO.-Cottou opened a..
cited and further decline of 10 points
Inc room ls hlled with kilograms from the
south, both to buy and sell. Transaction
are very heavy. Sterling is firm New
Orleans bills 4.823@4.83f. Tennessee
Monday.
GEN. ELIJAH WARD DEAD.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Gen. Elijah Ward
died at Rosyln, Long Island, this morning
he served several terms in Congress.
ALL FOR PRETTY FACE.
DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 1.-THE stock ID
goods OF A. A. Pearson, the man-milIine1
who created such a scandalous sensation n
lew weeks ago by running away to Memphis
and st. Louis with Edna May Bradley, al
pretty clerk OF his, was sold under writ oil
attachment for $1,000 for the benefit OIL
y q Glbbs and A. I. Stewart & Co.. OIL
new York, the heaviest creditors. SKI
LnOntnS ago Pearson was carrying $40 0OOl
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JUST in proportion as the volume of
money is decreased, just in that proportion
is difficulty ofpaying debts increased. Will
the people, one-half of whom have mortga-
ges upon their homes, submit 10 the demon
etlzing OF the greenback, stopping the coin
age OF silver, and the making of gold alone
q iegal tender IN payment of those debts and
mortgages ?-Indiaapolis Sun.
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The destruction Of the national banking
system is the first and grandest duty of the
day. 1t is the most formidable of all the
schemes OF the money power. 1t is the old
enemy which Jackson conquered, but it is
much stronger and more victorious in its
assaults upon liberty than it was in his day.
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LATE NEWS.
LIQUoR LAw DIscIsIoN N KANgAs.

LIQUOR Law DIscIsIoN IN KANSAS.
Topeka, Feb. 10.-The Supreme Court,
to-day, decided unconstitutional SO much OF
the prohibitory law as prescribes a punish
ment for drunkenness, ON the ground that
the provision was not expressed in the title
of the bill. The court says that persons
legally in possession of liquor can drink,
burn or give it away.
A LIFE SENTENCE.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-Jos. Edwards. the
negro who shot and killed Allen Green, an
other negro, here, and barely escaped lynch
ing by an excited crowd, pleaded guilty of
murder in the second degree. The court.
to-day, sentenced him to the penitentiary
for life.
BIGAMIsT SENTENCED.
NEW YORK, Feb 10.-Walter Il. Chase.
IF Chicago, convicted of bigamy, was sem
fenced to States Prison for three and half
years.
MINOR TELEGRAMs.
The Methodist book committee decided to
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Is 1t Wise P.

That the present Legislature is working
body, is very evident from the daily re-
ports of its doings. Some of the bills
which have been introduced-the Railroad
Bill for instance, and doubtless, will soon
become law-are intensely interesting to
the people. So much so that the present
Legislature is likely 9ak anew era in
the history of our - But the
people are interested I'M ton more
than that which looks ng their
system of public educati almost
nothing has been after direc-
ton. This is one Of s Jitutions
which is as broad as theSt and dispenses
its blessings withimpa - d, to rich and
poor of both rae only insttu-
lion to wliieh the ane thousands of
children in the 8 te Iok with any
nope of even ,di education.
DUN syetem of Ape 3 bis needs i'm
BRO n I'll jog by law. The
ollow ~ beds: l. Our
schools neer hpeis Apresent they
Hsvs nont School uses. At present
arc rot any of ise--tften a miser-
~ bettt class of teachers,
seacf esA, Fed in their profess
er teaching is what we want.
IA a. Hess to disguise it: better
eaching VIZ cost more money. As it is, in
ONE counties, teachers have to sell their
chOol warrants at discount, some times a
eavy one, to realize money for their work.
again, in many instances it takes nearly
ne-half the monthly salary to pay board.
What institution can flourish under such
Yet, this is the provis-
On that the law makes for the education of
be peoples children of the State-the very
ersons who develop the resources of the
tate and supply its revenue
Is it wise then for this Legislature not 20
se these defects and to remove them? Is
not wise, too, to first bring forloard meas
res that look to the greatest good of the greatest
lumber?
/ feel confident that l have expressed
ere the unanimous sentiment Of the teach
IS in our free public schools throughout
lie State | know, too, that some of our
est teachers are dropping out every year
seeking situations in other States.
E. d. MILLER,
Superintendent Education Marshall Co.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Feb ,, 1882.
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Senator Lamar

KNOCKED DOWN AND RUM OVER BY
CARRIAGE-NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-Senator Lamar
was struck down by a passing carriage at
the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and
Seventh street, yesterday afternoon, and
painfully but not seriously hurt. He was
eisurely along Seveath street, and
and when almost on the curbing a carriage,
drawn by two horses, was driven recklessly
around the corner. He was Struck by one
Of the horses and knocked down.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15

A FRENCH artist gave his last work 70 q
porter to convey it to the Salon. aRe care
full, be CAREFUL" said he, ethe picture il
scarcely dry" ooh, never mind" ex.
claimed the porter, my clothes are Old"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15

AM getting just what deserve" was
the last remark of Richard Jennings. a
Nevada murderer before being hanged by a
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ITvERpooL COTTON TRADE.
WIFE,s DISAPPEARANCE.
A NsATIoN IN A VIRGINIA TowN-A LET
TER FOUND IN THE ROAD.

I TER FOOND IN HE 1NSEAO'
BUCHANAN, VA, Feb. 1.-THE disap-
Ipearance 81 lady in Allegheny county, Of
The highest social position, under the most
mysterious circumstances, has created IN
tense excitement in this county. The mex
plicable disappearance under such circum-
stances Of a lady of Mrs. Hughes character
and position in society has OF course deeply
agitsted the whole community. The lady
was native of Fluvanna, where the family
are numerous and respectable.
She was woman of education aud refine
mept. Her household was one of the pleas
ATTEST in the county-no Earring or discord.
She was manifestly happy in the relation
which has been so suddenly and mysteri-
ously suudered.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS IN CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-The Republican
Senator's held brief caucus this afternoon,
at which it was determined to resist any
motion that may be offered to bring up
Harris's resolution for the appointment Of
Neil Brown as acting Chief Clerk of the
Senate.
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stock ana making money. VOW ~ ING lS-
suit Of his escapade be is bankrupt, his
unknown to the public, and
his ruined companion hides herself among
strangers in New York city.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
HARRISBURG, PA, Feb. ia terrible
accident occurred on the Pennsylvania r. r.,
near Huntington, this morning, resulting IN
the death of Engineer David Coulter and
Conductor Stonebreaker, and fatally in
iuring Fireman Kennedy, all of Altoona.
LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADE.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 1I.-This weeks circu-
ar of the Liverpool Brokers' Association
avs. Cotton was in fair demand and the
market was freely supplied. Quotations
n some instances are reduced. American
vas dull and irregular.
x-rEr,,s, TCADDpAPANrE
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26
Alrxall1ria Oa9ette,
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST pc. 1ss2.

CHURCH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW
Christ Gurch.-Sevicc at II a. m. and 5;3(
D. m. by Rev. H. Suter.
81. Paul;s Church Service ut II Il. III
by Rev. Mr.. bowman.
Grace Hurch.-Scryicc at ii Il. IN. and
p. m. by Rev Mr.. Sharp.
st. Mary's Murrh.-Mass at Il. H.. High
Mass and sermon at 10 a. IN. by Father
DeWolf Vespcrs at p. IN.
First Presbyterian Chnrch.-Scrvicc 1T
II a. IN. by Rev. Mr.. Tredway.
Second Presbyterian Church.-Scrvicc AT
II a. IN. and S p. m. by Rev VIM. Dnwiddie.
Baptist Church.-Servicc nj II Il. IN.
and at p. IN. by Rev. o. +. Hippo. sum
day School at $50 Il. III.
Meth. Epis Church.-Scrvice at II a. N.
and p. IN. by Rev. DR.. Poulson.
Meth. Epis. Curch Somh.-Service at j a.
M and s p. IN. by Rev. Mr.. Kern.
Meth. Prot Church.-Scrvicc ut II a. III.
by Rev. Mr.. Kirk, and at p.m.b by Rev. Mr..
Tredway.
Free. Meth. Chprrh-Scrvicc at II 4. IN.
and 1870 p. m.
German Lutheran Np,ch.-Scrvicc N $50
p. m. by Rev. Mr. Lipcott, of Washington.
Young Mems Christian .1ssociation.-Scrv-
ice of song and prayer in the First Presby-
terrain Church at + p. IN. Jail nj , p. IN.
Aims House at 2:30 p. m.
Gospel Temperance Meeting of the Reform
Club at g D. IN.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. NJ. Ruben is at the Warrenton White
Sulphur Springs.
u The Misses Lizzie Hudson and Rebecca
Fisher are visiting at Delaplane station.
! The colored messengers of the Virginia
Midland Railway will go on an excursion to
Lynchburg tonight, returning Monday
morning
Mr.. Henry Hill, who was recently appoin-
ted to position in the U. S. postal service
in place of Capt. Chapman, died at Culpep-
er G. H. Thursday night -,
Mr.. Geo. c. Wilmington, of the Washing
ton National Republican, and wife, passed
through here to-day for Manassas to spend
Il month.
= MI: Alexander Lyles, of this city, has re-
celVeG the contract for building residence
Tor Mr.. John Swift, opposite this city, in
Maryland
The funeral Of Geo. Magruder Tubman,
whose death occurred on Thursday last took
place from the residence of the parents Of
the deceased, near Marshall Hall yesterday.
A subscriber at Aide, Loudoun county.
writes that he failed to receive his paper
yesterday, as he should have done: Will
the postmaster see to this us it is not our
fault.
Ben Posey and Samuel Hayden. who es-
capped from the chain gang Thursday after
noon last returned to the Jail last night.
The couple reported that they had been to a
bush meeting in Fairfax county.
The funeral of James E. McGraw. esu..
whose death occurred yesterday morning
TOOK place this evening from the late resi-
dence of the deceased, on King street, and
was largely attended.
Inc market this morning WAS well supplied and
largely attended Prices. except for butter and
eggs, were unchanged. Butter sold at 3Oa35c
per pound, and eggs at 2Oa22c per dozen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26

DAMAGED, WET AND SolLED--By Steamer
from E"r0pc.-Wc have received this day
by Adams Express $1,000 yards Hamburg
Edging and inserting from the lowest to f.
ncs grade, purchased by our buyer at auc-
ton in New York nj on half its value We
have placed them on our counter, and call
the attention of our customers to these spc-
cia bargain.
aug2i-3t I. EICuEERO.
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POLITICAL.

Judge Regain has been nominated by ac-
camatlon for re election to Congress from
the second district in Texas.
Capt Thos. B. Massie, chairman of the re-
adjuster party in Rappahannock county, has
designed and will support the democratic
congressional candidates. ..:,,.
Congressman Fulkerson will define his 20
sition in speech at Abingdon, next Mon
day. 1t is understood he will severely ar
rafgn Senator Malone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26

POLICE NEws.--Thcrc was only one pris-
oncr before the Mayor this morning, John
Cooper Il bakcror Baltimore. Cooper came
here yesterday from Washington. where he
is visiting friends, and getting very drunk
WAS locked up for disordcrly conduct on the
streets. He was fined 81 and discharged.
VIM. Conkling. arrested yesterday for
drunkenness, was sent TO Jail this morning by
Justice Arnell.
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DESERVES and Should Receive. !,

LOUISVILLE Ky, March 10, 1881.
II. II. WARNER 4 Co: &rs.Your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure has been used in my
family with good results. The remedy de-
serves and should receive the highest recon-
mcndaton.
IInGE RnRERT / E1I1nrr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26

, Puny, weak, and sickly children, need
Downs Iron Bitters. twill strengthen and
invigorate them.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARX EFT. August 16--'Thc mar
krt is quiet and easy There is no change to note
in Flour. About 1000 bushels of Wheat were
offered and sold at l03al1O for Fultz, III
for mixed and | II for Lancaster. Corn is Shade
higher and 600 bushels of white sold at 81. Small
lots of Rye brought 11a72 and Oats j5aGO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26

PROPERTY SALE-Green 4 Wise. auc-
tioneers, sold to-day for Mr.. J. NJ. Johnson,
commissioner, tract Of land on Hunting
Greek, belonging to the estate of the late
w. +. Dennis, to Mr.. John Tucker, for 81 $50.
The dwelling offered by Mr.. Henry Ham
mill was withdrawn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Aug. 2G. 1SS22.
For the Middle Atlantic States increasing
cloudiness with rain. castcrly to Southcrly
winds, slight rise followed by falling baro-
meter, stationary or lower temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26

y FUNNY SCENE IN CotRTADuring the
trial off, case at the old Court House phurs-
day last the presiding Justice, from the coun-
~, rubbed The bald place on the back of his
head with the palm of, his hand. The palm
happened To be'tull of ink and immediately
the shiny white place on the Justices head
became black. The crowd laughed, bat the
Justice, Unconscious Of the funny scene,
raped 70 order. and proceeded with the
trial: The prisoner, Il woman. was sent to
Jail for IL days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-26

Will reopen MONDAY, SEPTEMBER i. 1882,
for Boarding and Day Pupils
The Course of Study will be thorough and OK.
tcnslvc, embracing all the branches of solid and
refined education.
Particular attention is paid to Vocal and Instru-
mental Music.
Plain Scwimgamd every variety of Fancy Work.
also the ltudimcntS Of Vocal Music amrl Drawing,
are taught without additional charge.
Pupils Of all denominations received and while
great attention is given to the religious instruc-
ton OF Catholic students, there is no Influence
used on those of different belief,
Terms moderate. For further particulars ap.
ply to laug1S-1m SISTER SUPERIOR.
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NANTED-lmmcGiatcly, A ROOM. STORE or
w DWELLING HOUSE. suitable for the Boot
and Shoe trade. Location between Washington
aud Fairfax. Cameron and Prince streets AID.
dress with all particulars rs to rent, &C.
ALPlIE OMEGA,
augHG-1t GAZETTE Oflicc
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y CHURCH, CAsE.--Susan Ball and her
sister, Amelia Checks, gave party at their
house on Alfred street, last night, at which
banjo picking and dancing were1,rominent
features Mrs. Ball and Amelia are both
members oftbe FirstCelored Baptist Ghur ch,
the latter 4 cnoiu; Singer. The colored sisters
ofthc neighborhood expressed their dsap-
probation Of such .doings in the house of
members Of the church, but the festivities
went on, and the result is the matter is to be
taken before the church committee for in
NcSlimHtiOn =
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LHCtiIfONIL.
M lSS FANNY BRAGG AND MISS MARY +.
W PERCY, will open in Alexandria Va, on
September 18th ' VII
THE ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY
Boarding aud Day School for young ladies and
lite girls. Training thorough and terms mod
crate.
Refer to RI. Rev. K. II. Wilmer, Mobile, Ala.
Rev Paul Whitehead Farmvilc. Va
Kew f. Stringicllow. Subjects =. o.. Va
Kew :lno 5. Hanshrough, Orange C. H., Va.
Rev I. NJ Carson, Lyhchburg Va.
mrs HIrs. Zen WIN. H. +, Lee, Fairfax county, Va.
non; John Nv. Johnston, Abingdon. Va.
For further reference or information address
Miss FANNY BRAGG,
aue-t-"W% Alexandria. Va
A LENANDRIA PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Mrs. SARAH l.. PADGETT, PRINCIPAL,
Will reopen SEPTEMBER t. 1892. aug24-4t
MISS BROADUS WILL OPEN HER SCHOOL.
W. corner Queen and st. Asaph streets. Septem-
oer ID Ioo2. aug24-}t
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Observation-Disclosures of interest and i'm
portancc vii: be discussed in the Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and night. The
pastor, Rev. 0. +. Hippo, has returned, and
will preach.
improvements arc being made in front of
the Baptist Church, in this city, in the shape
OF new pavement, new curb stone and alter
atoms i'll the stone steps and iron railing.
The pastor, who is raising the funds neces-
Saly for this work, says that the willingness
and Iihcrality Of the members of the church
make the tasf; of collecting real pleasure.
Inc outside Of st. Paul's Church, is being
rcpalntcd by Willard Hobson, andcthe in
terror Is being improved under the superin-
tendance Of Is. +. Price. % =.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND YIRG{N IyI IIIY EKTKFR

REFORM CLUB.--The meeting of the Alex
andria Reform Club was largely attended
last night. and an excellent programme of in
strrlmcntal and vocal music was rendered.
Mr.. Sherman 3. Fowler and Miss Ella Her.
! bert taking prominent parts The several
committees on out door work made encour-
aging reports. Frank Wood reported the
work of civiliZing Fishtown in prosperous
condition. He stated that the people of
the town" manifested great interest in the
Gospel temperance meetings held there
every sunday morning, and that instead Of
the members Of the committee being driven
out OF the neighborhood, as predicted, they
had been urged 10 continue the meetings,
the tlshtoWncrs promising to keep their
children from across the river and up the
canal on Sundays in order that they might
attend the meetings and be instructed in
the ways of temperance and virtue. '-
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RIVER TRADE.-Inspector G. w. Hawk
hurst reports recent arrivals at the river
front as follows:
Schr. p. +. Leach, Green, Havre DeGrace
coal to II. J. Mehatlcy & Co.. schr. Ann E.
Valentine, Chambers, New York, guano to
Herbert Bryant schr. J. A. Hooper, Kelley,
lumber to Perry, Smoot & Co.; schr G.. H..
Mitchell, Mitchell, to load wheat for Balti-
more, to G. \. Worthington; schr Virginia
Dare, Dulany, to load wheat for Baltimore,
to W. y. Moore schr Murray Vandiver,
Galloway: to load wheat for Baltimore, to
". y. Moore; schr. Lille and Virginia,
Jones. with melons; schr. James Phelps,
dorsey to load wheat for Baltimore, to G.. Y.
Worthington.
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JUDGE ROBERT J. ELLloTT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-29
u It $la It ,.

" + 8erlin, 25. 9eup. Ser 8unbesratb
bat bic &erldn9erun9 bes heinet 8e>
laeer&nesz3ultaubes in Berlin auf elm
tueiteres Sabr bei@loiien.
Die 8ropolitipn ber beutl@en &e9ie=
rlng fit 3abafsz ,tno @etranfeiteuer
ftnbet Bel teiner Der 8arteten belonbers
9roBen 8eifall.
@s beiBt, bie preubii@e &esieruns
lebe ii6 auBer Stanae, nit benz neue1,
2aubtas ir9en6tuie Gripriebli9es bur9=
5u1eben, llnb lperbe i6n aufl6len.
Ser Miniiter fiir 6ientli6e Nrbeite1,
erfldrte, baB bic @taats<@iienbabnen in,
1aufenbeu Sabre tpabrideinli4 eiuen
@innabme<lleberi@uB BON 100000
Mart er9eben lperben.
gea9 benz lebten @o9enaustpeis Der
oeutl6en &ei9sbant bat beren Ueetauz
porratb I'M 100000 Mart 5usenon,.
men.
Ser slntra9 Der @ertreter BON GllaB,
2otbrinaen, in ben Beratbunoen BEG
2anbes= =Nuslduiies Der 9fei9slanbe 81,
'frau51iii@e Spra@e bei5ubebalten, it6B,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-29

na@ 5peiubr beute Morgen brad in ben,
Rotbau}e ber Grau Ralpb @aro in Der
@ab> 9enneileefraBe eine Jeuersbrunit
ans, 'pel9e ben bintern Ebeil ben @e.
bduoes 5erit6rte. Die Dienitmab9en @atb
Dalp nno Gllen aenan, ,pel4e in eimem IN
benz oberen @todtperte belesenen 8immer
l@ltefen, iinb in ben 5lan.men um9eton,=
men. Der S@aben an Dem @ebdube
unb Mobiliar bs1duft ii@ auf $4,000.
= Mep Orleans. = @ier perlautet,
oab ber beriibmte, jest fiiniunbfinfSisidbz
rige aber nod iebr itatt1ide @ebellenz@e,
neral 8eaureearb itebe I'M 8esriff, fi4
nit Grau @anberbilt, ser gBittme bes al
ten Commodore @ornelius wanberbilt in
Stem Oort, Der @tiefmutter oes iebise1'
@iienbabntaiier& @ne. $. @anoerbilt, 5,l
perbeiratben. Der General bat bereits
|5tpei @attinnen unter benz 8oben, ,nb
elm @obn uno cine To@ter BON ibm finb
IN Stem Drlean; perbeiratbet. @esen=
,partig iit er elmer ber Setter ober 3ies
bungstommii1dre ber @taatslotter,e BON
2puiiiana nit einem idbrli9en Gintpmz
men pon $4,000 (?). 8rau @anber=
bilt tpar in jun9en Sabren als cine Der
beroorrasenoiten @90nbeiten in Men,=
pbis befannt. @ie beiratbete einen Seem
Orleanler Nbpofaten 9fanens GQiot
tpnroe inbeB bon bemielben 9el9ieben
tuorauf lie ii9 unb ibre SHUTTER burd St.
tbei1un9 bon Muiitunterri6t erndbrte.
9nr9 ben Faitor Dr. Deems, bate Die
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