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The Fenian Prisoners Com mittcd TO Jan
Mt swcetsburg, Missisquot County,
Their Homes and Antcredenss-Arrcst
Of a Fcnfnn Colonel, &c.
SPECIAL TfLEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.
MONTREAL, June "a, 1890
The Fenian prisoners were committed to day TO The
Jail ut Swcesburg, the chief town OF Msslsquoi county
to await their trial The time and place OF final trial
win be announced IN very few days The following
arc the Of the prisoners and thor aneccdcnts
Thomas Madden, aged twenty -nvc, Roman Catholic
from North Brdgewster, Mass born 10 county Tippe.
rary ireland; single; had been sixteen years In The
United states but did not take the oath OF allegiance
In being captured be was wounded 10 the light shoulder
and left SIDE.
Joseph Kelly, aged twenty. eight, Roman Catholic
born MulIeylone, county Tpperary rciand MARI ed
with vile and child in New York, No CO Portland place
be has taken the oath OF allegiance TO the United states
he staies that he correspondent or tile New York
Tribune
Corn.us Owens aged twenty SIX, single, Roman
Caholc born in the CITY OF Cork had been Elk mOths
the United States and formerly Ia the Irish con
sabuiaTy IN the county Kerry.
Cuisine Morrill, ntecn years of age single from Boa
ton, Methodist, horn in HoSbury, state 81 lassacha
rciis
"'.,ss xcenvs, srsa onnsn, Rowan cs,holo. horn
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Despite the thirst inspiring warmth or the solar rays
which shed their refugence the Eastern district
throughout the entire Sabbath, and the prevailing sup
test the virtue of Judge Carozos dec sion with regard
to the egaty Of the Sunday prohibition Of the EXCISE
law by keeping open there arrests whatever IN
that of the Metropolitan district for violation of
the statute. Quiet and heat regned supreme In the
morning. however the police report that many Williams
vergng towards East New York in quest OF lager which
beverage said to be abundant and always accessible for
consideration, In that locality The South Seventh and
Grand street ferry routes alike well patronized
during the day on their trips TO New York; from thence
the travellers journeyed to the Jerseys and Wcstcheser
For the qualification Of the Excise Commissioners II may
be stated that the law observed better in the
Eastern distinct than was the case yesterday.
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.
There continual stream of human beings pour
ing into Westchester county during yesterday anxious
to seek pleasant retreat where man and woman
could enjoy the fresh air and cool glass Of lager
sherry cobber. On the west side hundreds Of light
WAGONS and coaches crossed McCombs Dam Bridge, and
drove up along the Harlem river road to High Bridge.
were crowded to excess, and a more delightful sail
enjoyed There could not have been
less than from three TO five thousand visitors
at the Bridge. The Underclf, the Woodbine,
and MONEYS hotels crowded from morning till
night Over four hundred wagons were cJunted under
drove up tho New York side and walked the
bridge whore 6ne view Of the river and surrounding
country to be had. A little boy, named VIM. Halo
ham, residing at Harlem, badly hurt by falling on
the Harlem dock. On tho side, along the Harlem
road, every place overrun with visitors At the
day Several gentlemen lost their pocketbooks aad one
a gold watch.
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LOUISVILLE, june y, 1900 3
Yesterdays Bowling Green Gaietx soys that In conse
quence OF rumors town thai the negroes about Wood
burn and Franklin were organizing TO take Shcridan
the murderer Of Donovan from the jail here the police
have been greatly strengthened by volunteer force If
Harrcr and the negroes both the RAMPAGE that
paper suggests that there should be strong force con-
stantly on duty.
The Ierordf learns ihst desperate character named
Orange. who was seat 10 Frankfort Pcntcnfiary, on
charge OF murder and arson, somo time ago and who
lardoned by Governor Brame,te was Killed a few
days since BY posse sent OF by the hefG of Butler
county 10 capture family OF desperRdoes Burns
on the Grconye road The posse called on Orange for
assistance, which lie refused 20 give apd was Lee in
81 alteration wL.eb arose ~ the matter
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NJ { x &c o.

General Caravatnl IN Brow nsv ille-The
Liberal Chletains the Frontier Unit
ing Under His Comm y nd-Grcat Excite
snent In Matamoros-Metia Rcquesfcd
90 Withdraw by the Merchants Of the
Place -Anticipated Capture or the
Town by Liberals, sc.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoEE HERALD.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June Is, 1866.
General Caravajal has bsen here for the past few
DAYS iacog lie ANNOUNCED his arrival, and has
been cordially received by all parties among tbs liberals
He has received assurances that the chieftans
on the frontier viii unite under his command.
The greatest excitement prevails in Ma;amoros The
merchants have requested Mea to withdraw, and he
las expressed his willingness to do so. General Cara
vsja confidently anticipates being In possession OF the
place within three days.
The French said 10 be returning towards Monterey
Napoleon Demands that the Mexican
Castom Houses Shall be Placed Under
French Adm tnistration . Guara ntes
for the Mexican Loan-The French
Troops TO he Inme diately Vvfthdra wn
81 the Demand IL Not Complied With
Macmillan Enhorting his Austro-Bel-
gtan Troops 10 rust Him, sc.
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1890
= letter dated Paris June :, received in this city,
ssys.-
lhe steamer which is about TO leave St Nazalre for
kesico viii carry out an autograph letter from the En-.
ycror Napoleon the Third 10 the Emperor Macmillan.
ooring 10 what is affirmed to me- the first OF the
sovereiIns demands that the Mexican custom houses
fhs be placed under French administration q guaan.
tee for the Mexican loan converted into per cents
u IL ALEC stated that IN default Of the acceptance this
demand by The Mexican government troops will DO
mined n,ely recalled IT, on the contrary is proba.
ne. an arrangement shall be made between the two
allied rorernmenis the terms announced Tor the de-
Iifufe Of OR troops VIII be maintained
The following has been received here
yRs, UNHR oFficrRs SoIDisae or nv ArsrEo
fEiGltS VOLUNTEER CoRTs:-
Iser mindful Of your material welfare and rcmcm.
Lefng your loyalty aud sef-dcnisl often shown TO
DC, nave f the purpose u removing the difficulties
fba lave arisen u consequence Of financial crisis ac-
septed IN your name the generous offer OF France TO as
set us With Is M aus You will hereafter form part
~ one and the sane dlyron with comrades In arms
destined 10 share will you difficulties and dangers The
came dcpaI will thereafter care for your common
welfare 10 you there remains however splendid or.
rsn7aon and the heretofore sppoin,ed superior officer
whcso successful leadership and glorious bravery have
20 ocp served examples In battle and victory Your
frhs and interests therefore protect s Trust your
Emperor The rane as lie WI always ,vunt on your |
lounge md good 6eripnc AANNltisN
frsro Fay 10 ltrb
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City Intelligence.

FIRE IN NORTH MOORE SrREEr.-Between three and
four o'clock Sunday afternoon fire occurred in the
stable Of Henry McArde, No. SO North Moore street,
caused by small boy throwing lighted match among
straw The horses all taken out safely. The
loss feed, &c. will be about five hundred dollars
No insurance.
FELL THROUGH nER.-Phoebe Peterson, aged fifteen
years. belonging the canal boat Star Of Bethlehem
lying pier So East river fell through hole In the
pier and was drowned The body was not recovered
DROWNED IN THE HARLEM RrvER-Yesterday William
Shomheit residing at No. $50 West Fortynnth street
drowned while bathing in the Harlem river, at High
Bridge. The body was not recovered
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LcSDoN, Jpne IL, 1900
Oonsols S61S a Sc 81 for money.
American Stocks-united States 6ve-twcnties, GSs u
esA IBaois Central Railroad, rs a7S1i Erie Railroad
THE PARIS BouRsE.
Pans, Juno l2--11 rs p. M
Business in nen,es has been done this evening on the
Eouevnrs at a tall OF zoe The letter Of the Emperor
Napoleon, read,hs evening In the Corps egslaif, has
created great sensation.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, juno ii, 1866;
The Liverpool cotton market has been Arm, VITO
pricce unchanged The sales 10 600 ba.es 81 whch
acOo wee taken On speculation and Tor expcs 1866
The cotton maelset has been quiet, with prices un
changed. The sales were S,o0c baes
STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER, Sunc Is, 1865
There ,e footing in the market generally but
buyers continue 90 hold BACK ana tnefs mas nol peen
market There good many orders 10 the market,
hns hesitate at giving them out at present and IN
This class OF spnnDgs the market closes taanely Home
trade yarns are steady price, and buy
ne report that they have found sellers less easy
70 deal with There has been fair inquiry Tor 3se and
moderate business going on
LIVERPOOL BKnADsrurFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, June IL, 1866.
There was good attendance A slow retail sale for
corn IN fair inauiry-m xed, 29s Sd. 29s Cd Beans
and peas rather lower Cats Id per bufhe lower ct
LoNDos MARKETS.
LoSpoS June IL, 1886
in the foreign and colonial produce markets today
quantity OF sugar was offered at public SALE which sold
Slowly at about previous rates. There were no public
Rice was In good demand at irl rates while taow
unued dun without any change to report in values for
either present or forward delivery.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
IrvyRpoor, June 52-Morning.
CoTToN.-Sales yesterday 1000 bales including 1900
balos 10 spectators and exporters The market y nrm
81 unchanged prices
BRsAps1uFfs lrm.
pRoyIIoSs steady.
Hhau .ark etu ~ onte cad
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Tis Light Boat Relief hhs been temporarily rared on the
,,stor Sow Pigs. In place OF the Vineyard sound.
which Il 10 undergo repairs at View BEDFORD
s,vw nuoY
Sctia 10 hsr.y given that new buoy has hcen yet 70
- ~ snrr.gsh Pen0bscn Ray, Ne from the south.
80, ser Pas Ledgrs northern end-ked spar Buoy,
~ % ~ ssn, sSpg. with thc following beannss.-
20 - 70, ,Syg ODD Of Inner bay Ledgcs, sSW male.
i.i ~ ~. "a ss' -. ~.irspso. WEM, niles
NJ. -. m, NfhuUec NE l,v - T. = mites.
X oI n h.s1 ..a ~ lat INV OF the ledge. In faith
-. =, log vster and snterds near.
IL one mi.e buoy soutl - ta.ra
Hy order Of the LightNo. NJ Jt.Ltterse irsrector
Jvuk fO %
Portland, june 60 1866.
- Wnnle n s,, " clara SPARKS.
az r lovibrctown, with ~ bhls oil.
spoken. cse. :, NAV 70 lat
StT Arabia Smith, from. CsIdG for Bcnta
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HlPPlNG NE w S.
ALMANAC roR NEW yoRK-THIs
10 NOON morn 2'hS
sun ID NIGH WATER. ....eve ~
Port OF New York, June a, 1866.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Seamship New York (Breml Ernst Bremen June 9. and
Southampton Eth with mdse and 67 passengers 20 Del
rchs Co. June ~ lat 43 o. Ion 50 bark Brook
man, bound W
Steamship Germa mia fHam). Ehers Hamburg June 10
southampton 18th with mdse and 7t5 passengers 10 Kun
fard Co. The Hamburg steamship Saronia from New
York. passed Hurst Castle june ID, AZ $50 AM Bremen
steamship same day at 885 AN, aud steamship Atlantic
at noon.
Steamship Huntsville, Ryder New Orleans, days with
mdse and passengers, 10 Lowden 1h passed steamship
Sheridan. for New York; 10Th, OF Carysfort Light
changed signals with brig Mary Borden, bound "
Steamship Gen Harness Morton, Savannah 20 hours with
mdsc and 10 Livingston Fox Co June 81
south.
Steamship Fiambeau, Alexander Charleston. with mdsc
and passengers TO Livingston, Fox Co.
Steamship Abcmarie Bourne Richmond and Norfolk
with mdsc and passengers, TO Livingston, Fox a Co
Steamship Saratoga, King Richmond and Norfolk, with
steamship Glaucus Gale Boston, with mdse and passen
gers Isaac Odell.
Steamship wamyutta, Springer, New Bedford with mdse
and Passengers to Ferguson 4 Wood.
Bark yuinuri (of Nassau MP, Johnson Sagua, days
with sugar and mossses, TO Wsydcll 4 Co.
Bgis Mary (of Halifax Murphy. San Juan, Pr, Is days
with sugar, to Hunter. Left American vessels In
port
Rrig Premier (of Sbelburne NS) Croweli Grand Turk
!, II days, with salt, &c, 70 Brett son Co.
Brig Darrell tof Bernnds, Avery. Cardcnas days
with Middleton Co 2st lat - "a, Ion "A ic
spoke brig John Welsh from Philadelphia for Sagua.
schr Bob tBr Albury. Eleuthcra days with fruit ito
James Douglas
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IN hitting up and identifying this pretty building
and the delightful shade Afforded by the many
Thousands Of visitors who called for their lager ana
sippsd a. frssco ponce Families OF which the pa
tsOps" Of which dc story books speak; couples, the
female members Of which dainty little rosettes upon
Smoked with reckless ' lusur,sncs suggestive Of
Crrmmles' remark, Hang the expensei let's have
other candle l''al these and many yesterday Wis
tied Falks Park. The day beautiful and sunny the
lager fosning the gentlemen were gallant the ladies
agreeable, the proprietor osgng and the Bevidere in
vices they did not much lodge sa and 1t
r. fair to presume that long he can keep open
Sunday defiance of the Excise law long wan the
pleasant walk and q cool glass ef,lager
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.
The BrceSlyn people enjoyed remarkably quiet Sun
day yesterday Indeed it was the opinion Of the cap
tans Of police that In good order and uietness
ceedcd amy Sunday since the Excise law went into
operation: II ~as though by many that under the
opinion Of Judge Caroozo desang the law unconstitu
tonal, many persons, other through ignorance
ns euispon Of
the cases named below every liquor store barroom
fully and thoroughly closed The German gardens,
where lager Is dispensed during the week days. were ali
opeed but the propretors thereof dispensed nothing
Their customers but temperance drnks-ernonaae soda
and root beer II observed that the number or
door soda water stands multiplying and the keep
kept busy handing out the efervescing beverage to
There great necessity for drinking fountains
where people may cool their thirsty tongues and Threats
II the corporation is 700 poor 70 90 ne work. the tenn
perance people SHOULD do by private subscription
The Sunday law may be said TO be fully inaugu-
ratod and with ordinary vigilance on the part Of the po-
lice authorities citizens will hereafter enjoy quiet Sab
baths. The following are the principal arrests made in
Brooklyn yesterday
George Hornng, keeper of lager beer saloon. No. 4s
Main street. licensed dealer was arrested for keeping
his place Of business Sunday He kept his front
door closed allowed his customers enter by the
cellar way He was locked up in the Fortysecond pre-
| cnct station house.
David Kanz, lager beer saloon keeper at East New
York, arrested for keeping his place open and selling
the national beverage without the fear Of the Excise
Commissioners the Metropolitan Police before his eyes
| He arrested by Sergeant Boyce OF the Sanitary
squad, and taken TO tho Forty first precinct station
| house.
The following tabular statement Of the number Of
arrests made by the Brooklyn police for selling liquor
without license This is the whole number OF arrests To
| the present time:-
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MnLER-On Sunday evening, June a. at the residence
Of her daughter ISL South Fifth street Jersey City,
SALuE wife Of Stephen w. Miller, the 18th year of
her age.
Funeral services will be held at the Third Reformed
Dutch Church, Bound Brook, N j., Wednesday morn
ing. at half past ten O'Clock.
Hudson, Columbia county, N Y, papers please copy.
PowERs.-On Sunday June "a, Of consumption JOIN
Fl. PowERs.
The friends and relatives OF the deceased and also the
members OF Company F, One Hundred and Twenty
cDth Regiment New York Volunteers, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, from the resi-
dcnce OF his sister No. 1874 White street
FIR Cf.er Deaths Third PdJs
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No 81 WALL SrRYgr-Rooxs q, Is ".
The following approved Ocers rsSeiv 81
commissions from this AssocatIon:-
Captains4GDo Henry Berry. brig Mystic; 4sea George
webb, schr Ben Willis 400. George Iodgkiuson schr
sWarner 400 Allen Griffin: lI06 BENJAMIN = Cru e
brig Brundage; f7o5 George Virgin brig Water Lily
47O7 Paul Meyer; f7l0 John Graham. steamship Worces
<erS 41l2 Esenezer Babbdge brig Alias s71l John VIII
sor. Burnett SOL Francis burgess fl3 Thomas
Ro~is schr Shannon; ais John Delaney steamship
Evening star.
All com asions outstanding yesr require 70 he
present ed af the on1ce for renewal
Marine Disasters.
OryyxsroUx J'xns 1.-The j Whsdbcc OF Washington.
Nc was passed NsnnssLed waterlsSsed aud abandoned
May q in lat % n loo w. by tho Excelsior, Roberts, ar
rived here.
Hisc.v1anrous.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels 10 the
harbors OF New YORK Bos Sn. Philadelphia, Ialtinors
Charleston, savannah, Mobile md New orleans At the
latest accounts from each OF thoss ports;.-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITE AND TRANSPARENT SKIN.
IEpnTfff nE Az ACTRESS

a vEaDTOf OF AN ACTRESS:
The ' an.sn s .a ssn ss Ii anp
ra n s s y sh sny Il Ssss f1i sd
9S ,1 g %ns Mr.. Dss Ssr va" ana Ms ,
iebe.. the beautiful Lucille Westvn has written toA
'''"' Pnu.prlYurA Nov. 81 1919 '
NH entire satisfaction nsed the Email de Paris com
ss A. s 70 s ne 81 ri Il e ssf s
5 sss &c sn nSo a . s9 e tie ssa
,7coHs idea hsse hesitation in recommending y -
&c profession Ss r aYe the public f nTc Il se'f
ts Ps s sAss .a sn al ssssr G1
ia -ye Il uesth white and exaaistey tinted sS Y,
I. l i.., - Gene ). Seral impor,ers New Yori
.,-,-,-s-t r., uLy, spIEsp1D REFRieEK.
or sSssforp .eess ,,ts sspF 81 n'sssr
Ssss Y% + = s.ssSsD
, ..is. 3 es'' .s S'sa sis s.fasr
xorrrr ASTONISHING z. 1ar,i -. CT y
a ssnic glcr.e salysi 4. dA'ly suFin M. oT sores
1aay nslnarss onrc Young sayiq F2a 'e@ sssas lar
sss ~ and ., fs sya s Sa, sSa
roRxs. BUSioSs. sNp NAILS, TENDER >,
s.d y Dc RICE 1srs,oa e sages al III ION ~
ae by mal. o. cents .-----------------..----
,,tyorrrs opTusyp N AEw YORK. hNn ornEs
~ states; also other sood ri opsg pl,ofiIP,'
'e Attorney md Counsclors. = Nsssaa street
,,ryrr,rS 1.S Asp rIaptps REMOVED AT
Yonse y y. "s o. ssr ugos sa r. pEShs sn9SRse
10 n BARK row, and I'll druggists
= ann pAcox sssERrED:.-"MAS's BODY, or Att.
tngs ~ nature, is most susceptible Of remedy Which
.rrr. proved BY the acknowledged fact that BRAN
perJiiS PILLS cure disease whether chronic recent
ard they remove al m0ruid accumulatons And
,,rfy and the blood. They safeguard
srssnat contagious ualiiies sold ~ drnggisy vncs,
Irandeth iluuse ~ Ban1reth In white leofs ~
government stamp, without which none are genuine
rrpHsWs HAfR GLOSS AND CURLING rLulD ~
L. Tic hsst hair dressing In tie world pfioe o. wsA
st'd ~ BARNES. ~ Puk rev, snc I'll ofuvss,a
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{ U r Q 2 E.
conT,NuEp From FIRST rAosa

seen shown Hospitals have been established IN about
swantr AZ the principal towns Of the knsdoy, even III
sownss far nor,b soe Of those in the province OF
Iomerapi&
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sesmbonf Sunk on the AskanssrRi,.r.

telegram from iil'ie Rock ssys the steam CT y
~. sunk Il Goly II tx Yesterday The crew AID yas-
trnycn we're ssvcd. lho beat s total loss 30 JAr.
sso are ven.
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TsAIIFkNFtF, JuIst IUVV
stfiav aftcraoon cypiotion Of fireworks ieok
r. .t nt ftfrha.Hs aucy store on lie iimure street
~ et1.,e Iaul0b 90 tie stock wss ecslfoied ttd
A,aGl Glefu add sYtttmep. vtttetS
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Tne Danubian QuestDOn.

The government has promulgated decree ordering .he
organization OF volunteer legion, 70 ue oy 'e
The regulations in force for the army ny
tho formation OF this legion the snength OF
Ine Chamber Of Deputies yesterday disc used the bin
q, thaissue Of paper money or The eventual imposition
IN 49, 1v
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AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND RAIL
ROADS.
United States s-20's 1882 per CENT. e4% e5k
Virginia per cent. acknowledgements. 40 81
DO per cent. ............ ............ 40 a Al
Atlantic and Great Western, New York
Bee, LIST mortgage, $780, por cent. 6s 12
DO. do, I'd mortgage, 1851 ..-........... 66 w
DO. Pennsylvania, LIST mortgage 1871. 6S q
DO. do, I'd mortgage 1882. ...~.....-.. GO 70
Do, consolidated mortgage bonds, 1890. 40 oil
Erie shares 800 tal ra,d) per cent. -. 40 81
Do convertible bonds 6 per cent. $40. 6S Il
Illinois Central per cent, lS75..... 81 50
10 per cent 1875 II 70
Do siO0 shares (all PAID, 10 per cent :. 74S 75As
Marietta and Cincinnati RR BIDS, 7per cont 6S 20
Now York Central, 500 shares. ........... % &c
Panama Railroad, I'd mortgage 1872, Up 100 l02
Pennsylvania RR bonds, I'd mortgage, pc so s2
Do $50 shares. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % :.
Philadelphia and Erie Isl mort, 1881, cps ~ ~
Do with oplion be paid inPhladelpEi1 IL ~
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No Signs OF the Moravias.
MnyIRrAr, June 24--l0 r. NJ
here arc no signs OF the steamer MORAY ian
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BOMBAY June So p. N.
rn,r,i,ss I'M 7r ga Cotton IN hmited demand
yhaleran. SC0r Exchange London Is Id
CALCUTTA, June 4, 1896.
Gray sh,r,ings Or. mule twst ga exchange on Lon
Don, Is Ilkd.
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".
The following schedule Of the number OF arrests OF
unlicensed liquor dealers made In the different police pre-.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-01

TIE BEAUTY OF OLD PEOPLE.
and women make their own beauty or
their own ugliness Sir Edward Bull
wer Lytton speaks, in one of his no.
vels, of man "who was uglier than
he had any business to be-" and, if
he could but read it, every human
being carries his life in his face, and
is good-looking or the reverse rs that
|. life has been good OF evil. On our
features the fine chisel of thought
and emotion are eternally at work
Beauty is not the monopoly of bloom
ing young men and Of white and pink
maids. There is a slow-growing
beauty which only comes to perfection
in old age. Grace belongs to no pc
Rod of life, and goodness improves
the longer it exists. I have seen
sweeter smiles on lip of seventy
than I ever saw on lip of seventeen.
There is the beauty of youth, and
there is also the beauty of holiness
beauty much more seldom met; and
more frequently found in the arm
chair by the fire, with grandchildren
around its knee, than in the ball
room or the promenade. Husband
and wife who have fought the world
side by side, who have made common
stock of JOY and sorrow, and aged
together, are not unfrequently found
curiously alike in personal appear
ance and in pitch and tone of voice
just as twin pebbles on the beach, ex-
posed to the same tidal influences,
are each others aAe7' ego. He has
gained q feminine something which
brings his manhood into full relief.
She has gained a masculine some
thing which nets as foil to her wo-
manhood