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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05
Directions for Preparing Poultry for the
t. Market.

Directions for Preparing Poultry for the
e. Market.
ad FIRsT.-See that all poultry is well
fattened, as the difference in price be-
tween fat and poor stock is very great !;
remember that you not only get pay
for every pound your poultry gains in
fattening, but by improving the quail
ity, you gain from one-fourth to one
half in price on the whole.
ri In fattening poultry, it is always
best economy to feed all they will eat.
Poultry fed on corn is yellower and
better thah that fed on other grain.
~ Keep from food before killing suf-
fcient length of time, SO that the crops
will be nearly or quite empty; as full
crops spoil the appearance, are apt to
sour and injure the sale. Buyers
will not touch it, except at very low
rates. 4i!i- aa9d sHsi o.'tf .s-ais-f fi'. b. f
The, best mode of killing is by
the neck veins or bleeding in
the mouth; let them bleed thoroughly !;
afler dressing, cut off the head; draw
the skin over the neck bone and tie
nea tly. 1T should aseUer be draaoss or
legs cut of. s..iLe'i aai" a.'5T .-:f-o.' 1.
For scalding, the water should be
nearly boiling hot dip the poultry in
and raise it out two or three times, so
.as to scald evenly, then pick off the
quilts and pin feathers quick as possi-
BILE, without breaking the skin do not
rub the1n off, as it breaks the thin out
side skin, which makes them turn
dark and Injuries the sale. Immedi-
ately after dressing, before it cools,
dip it in clean hot water, hold it but a
few seconds, then dip it suddenly into
cold water for few seconds (Which
will give them plump appearance),
then hang or lay it up to cool and dry.
The sntestiaes should not be ds'ascn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05

UUO. .,.-- ,-.,-.-.
New HAMPSHIRE ditto by 5000.
VERAdoNr ditto by So 600. si< s,''i 'aefi'i
RHoDk AskANDaditto by 6,6oO. o1san
MroHasGk ditto eby 26, GOO. sianoo Il
INDIANA ditto by 1900. asioqs 1pd
WISCONSIN, ditto by 1900. Z j 9Tot
MINNHsoTA ditto by 5000. .tissi.'-o
MISSOURI ditto BY 10000 ii2a" my
KANSAS ditto 5000. gsi'aiIhe 9TH
PENNSYLVANIA ditto 5000. htn IRA
CAL1foKNrk, NEBRAsKA and NEsvltAl-- NEsltAl
DA are claimed by the Republicans,
but no majorities are given {" 'f'i''a
New YoRK is put down by the
Leader in the Republican column, but
we see nothing in the dispatches to
warrant it, The latest telegram al
4 o'clock q? Ta., of "Wednesday morn.
ing, says atRc State is still doubtful,
though probably for Seymour p ffIof.
Ran is is'evident1y elected Governor. :
New JERSEY is still in doubt s3''!
These reports are from Radical
sources, and the accurate returns viii
materially change the figures but not
the resiilto.b ,9pi@ $40. :" Z. .ie"i shHs1-
It is conceded that Kentucky, Mary.
land, louisiana, Delaware, and Ala:
bama, have gone for Seymour, artt
Oregon and Georgia are set down d.
doubtful. The latest dispatches indi
cate that the latter State has givel
5000 Democratic majority. l' ,'-
ARKANSAS, but few scattering re
turns from the State, = E''-a' '.if
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05

GRANT, will be the President Of the
Democracy as well as Of the Radicals,
and, if he turns out as all the other
men they have elected to that office, a
little more so, .afnlp1oo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05
Club of Ravenna.

The Democratic Club of Ravenna holds its
meetings on y.u- s'fsats9g 50! .l,. sii Ei
-ff..L SATURDAY EVENING 80 ...fgit
of each week. 1t is Hoped that every Democrat
and every citizen of the township who desires
the maintenance of the Union under the Con-
stitution made by our fathers, and who favors
the equality of all citizens before the law, will
unite with the club and attend its meetings
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05
Foreign News.
LONDON. Nov. /.


1t is reported that slight shocks of
earthquake have been felt at Leam-
ington, in Warwick county. "a
The formal dissolution of Parlia-
ment will probably take place this
week. The writs for elections will be
issued Immediately thereafter, and the
elections will commence three days
from the date of the writs.
The Kahn of Khokand has sent an
embassy to St. Petersburg, to make an
offer of friendship and submission to
the Gar.
Serious riots took place in Rotter-
dam Yesterday. Troops were called
out, and were obliged to fire upon the
rioters. 1t is, reported that several
persons were killed and many wound
ed A large number of arrests have
been made. ,fi. f,apa ..s5s 4'a-
..- .. MADRID, November l.
The Provisional Governments are
about to send reinforcements to Cuba
Z The City of Havana has been au-
thorized to borrow ten million crowns
for the completion of the Isabel ca
nal.otIE 81: % faiefr fa.. r
Belgium has recognized the Provis'
ionali Government. gpa sa.-r.Es .E-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05
A short story.

When enlarged my business by adding La
dies Furnishing Lace and Fauey Goods to my
stock of Millinery, many persons predicted for
me a short life in trade, but having been sus-
tanned by the liberal patronage of an appreciat-
ing public, l. am now prepared TO exhibit n larg>
er stock of Goods than ever before, and ofief
some special bargains.
Among the many articles in stock, you viii
find Hoop Skirts, oOrsets, Hosiery, Gloves
Handkerchiefs, Wells, Linen and Lace Collars,
Embroidery Braid, and many articles that La
dies appreciate too numerous to mention
-.t' ii ~ Hii- 'f MRS. REED ,laT
First National Bank Building, Rayenna.
Oct. 80, 4w. -.y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05

,nr Congress meets in adjourned ses-
sion on Tuesday next. More legisla-
tion is needed for The African attach
ments. ,,..e ,yt.f. l9.fur u.... ..-..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05

ID EAL EsTATE.-Au parties contemplate
III ing transactions in Real Estate, (either as
buyers or sellers,) will forward their interest.
by first consulting the latest lists and circulars
of %,,5f[..fs hap g-.,,A; W. BEMAN,
Office East End Phenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
RaFenna,l Sept 8, 1868. tt. ifGLiT i1p-t2 Eo-I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05

THE place to buy your Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry, is at NJ. MowEN's, No. 2, Etna Block
where you will always ind a good assortment,
and lower prices, than amy other House in the
county. ,
warranted. aou #.si -ae"' ScpS, 1865. tr
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05
d AvENNA SUMMIT MILL,
III -"Ii irrFi9~ a,aaf5.i =aE .9-Il
PRICE LIST.

Tuscarawas White Wheat, per sack j.. g 90
Best Red Wheatper sack...... !......:. 2 so g
Bowery Mills, per sack. k...................;22
John Rodgers, Jr, per sack k................1 so
Corn Meal, per 100 lbs. %. -. ta..::..a. 40
Corn and Oats tmixed) per 100 lbs.. . IS :.
Shorts and Middlings mixed) ......-..,..- 2 90 .r
Buckwheat Flour, per 100 lbs 800
The Cheapest Flour, Quality Considered, -
in this Market. .r.r;!, f.td1f.f ffa 80
And want it distinctly understood that all
the Flour sell is made at the Ravenna Summit
Mill, and from Portage County Wheat, which is
the best raised in the State the present season;
and that is the reason why all who want Flour ;
will buy it in preference to poorer Flour at
hi CHER prices. This Flour is warranted to be
made from pure Winter Wheat. . yr-.ss,f,tl. -,
lily WIN. E. BRADLEY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05

Rock ISLAND, in the Mississippi riv-.
er, has been ceded to the United States
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05

OHIolis claimed for Grant by $4,000
M6ssACHtsETTs is claimed for Grant
by 7OyO0oa Buffers majority for Conf
gress 6,442. .ziIogTq qiade l!eF3bisiN
ILL1sefs is claimed Republican by
6O,OOO.s bnD -lsFiiJQs .Ge3ti- ii'f Eui-''
Iowkinclairned by Republicans by
10000. .7lHn 9yi4 ii;oii 92@9s
CoNNEcFieJT claimed to have gone
Republican BY {, 800. 7te" il9F I aiim
MAINE is claimed for Grant by I27, :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-05


none iof= this tax to pay. i''i1id 7'ii 'iz7'
THE dry goods Store Of Of BrExo,w,v1 Brow j,
Thompson & Co., Hartford, Connee, i
cut was burglariousfy entered and
robbed of silks to the amount of eight
thousand, dollars on Wednesday nj .ght
DuRINGo the twenty-five year,, the
Illustrated, LeipsicI Gazette has been
published, eighteen millions copies OF
it has. been sold>o sf-,c,.gf ss,.i!,..
The railroad bridge over the Hudson
river is to be donstructedin order to
connect the New England states with
the Pennsylvania coal fields. Four
millions of tons ofcoad, it is estimated d
are consumed east of the Hudson riy.
her, and have to. be conveyed by cirt:ut
! itOus foutes.gi'a. % ~ Eoiin1}3l .GGl
+, Sixty pupils Of Bisbee's military
school at Ponghkepsie, dwere taken
sick with cramps and diarroen on Sat.
urday aftern6on,l and a panic prevailed
for some time. RfeInpt; measures
were taken and them are now
well.l 1t isG thought that something
7 was wrong with a dish,o9 head cheese
that was heartily partaken of by the
boys at dihneE and 1t is to undergo 1
thorough examination. ab n'fn a9yjtii
/ Negotiations for the settlement o
Alabama claims viii undoubtedly b,
lsettled in few days, England ii
willing to arbitrate all the American
| S1iJ4c {. ,ifI-1 fI7li-lT I'i7 --''777-~ II
80 9F4--i font 30 aisf9maiis tH5s5itib air 1,
Fl The steamer Helena, laden with
) Government freight for Fort Randall
sunk on Saturday, a miles below
d Sioux City. !; A part of her cargo will
J be saved. ...,-.. III, ...."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
Selettso Miseellanp.
PERSONAL.


Queen Victoria proposes to visit Germany
| ia the autumn.
The Spsniards would not call upon JEFF
Davis while he was in Havana.
| Daniel Drew in early life lsbored in New
Hartford, Oneida Co., n. Y. for so cis 8
day.
| Gen. Winfield SCOTS mansion a. Eiiz,
abeth, N. r., has been sold for 81 900.
! n Scola, husband Of Charlotte Patti hal
become insane.
John B. Cough, the Temperance lecturer
has travelled 200 miles 10 The last 80 day'
and made ~ speeches.
Ed Russell, esq. editor of the Davenport
GG5ette, is about 10 visit England, the
country of bis NATIVITY and will, We presume,
make general continental tour.
! 4. H. Butler, the we'll known Philadelphia
Publisher, died IN Germantown, March ~,
from apoplexy.
King Ludwig Of Bavaria, left fortune o
eight and ban million Of dollars
The FIRST thing Disraeli did sitter becom-
| ing Premier wns to write . letter to the
newspapers.
Carlotta has sent Victoria lock Of be,
hair.
A Miss LsCosts is giving public recital:
! cf ShskAna2reis :. Jnlirs Cnesarsa at New
Yo4x. She goes through the whole pia,
without book or prompter.
In one illustrated weekly Chief Justice
Chase figures with whiskers, and in another
without.
Garibaldi Is said to be absorbed in hi.
agricultural pursuits. Instead Of taking
Rome be is raising peas aud beans.
/, Bismark and Mr. Greely resemble each
other in 1t least cne respect-both s,eep in
church. BisnArk snores.
Two large ships are loading at Norfalk
Va, for Liverp .dl, being the first instance
Of direct trade since the war.
The New York Sun says Admiral Farm.
gut is 9 :. great personal friend Of General
Grant, and . more out-spoken radical than
General Grant is"
Scion Robinson. ha. sishnei bis position
as agricultural editor Of the New Yord Tri5.
une.
Bohn, the publishsr, has quit the trade.
His classical trauslations have won b; a bless
ipgs from every undergraduate.
Judge Fianders. Of Malone, New York.
has accepted the assistant edaorship Of the
Lacrosse DemocrGt, in Wisconsin.
At recen, meefing Of the Miami Histori-
cal Society, Rev. W. A. Drew presented .
relic Of the revolution. being piece ofpaper
found in = saw.log drawn to Augusta in
1865, bearing the words " l715' J. b. Dun.
kirk, with Arnold" Ninety circles in the
wood were counted outside Of il. the number
Of years since Arnold's expedition up the
Ks nneheck.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

Hon. Hiram Price positively declares d
denomination for Congress from the Second
Iowa District
A wit has dubbed the boad paying 10
greenbacks" faction, Swindleton and Co.
The April State elections will be as fol-
lows:
April 6-Connecticut-genersl.
April 6-Michigan--new Constitution.
April p Wisconsin-Judicial
April IA, Is, l6---South carolina-Re
constructions.
April II. observation-disclosures.
ton.
April 20, e,c.-Georgia-Reconstruc-
tiou.
April q, %, 2s-Norsh Carolina-Rs,
construction.
Henry Clay Dean wanted to stump Con-
necticut for the Democrats, Int the Demo.
cratic Central committee refused to employ
him on the ground that he would practically
be making voters for the Republicans.
The probabilities are increasing. that the
old Democratic ticket Of Mcclellan aud
Pendleton will be renoninsted.
Rev. James Lynch, colosed preacher Of
Mississippi, challenges any one in the StAta
to discuss the question of suffrage with him
before the voters. He remarks: Nv color
alone should Be no otjsctioo TO an accept.
rnce Of this challenge, inasnuch as Is will
take no part in the task. l will only use my
heart, my brains aud ny tongue.
The Rev. Olympia Brown, pastor Of .
Cniversalist society At Weymouth. Mass.
has been offered 81 200, over aud above all
expenses, to devote the next year to lect.
uring upon the enfrasehisement q women.
Senator Poneroy prououpcss her - good I
stump speaker - be ever heard, either man
or womaa, and better than any woa.sn be
ever heard.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

A scientific writer says The fact is, al>
most ths sole value Of the potato Is near the
surface; 20 near that : very thick psel would
take The largest part Of the nntrimsnt. This
is At once made obvious hy examining thin
slics Of potato with microscope, when the
starch granules vill be found lying in great
numbers IN belt iast under ths skin, and
decreasing towards the sentrs. They are
placed asrs iorths nOnrishment of the Young
sprout which springs from the "eye, and
which being like beauty, "cnly skin Deep"
Is required to 90 on deeper for its food du.
ring he Serminating process. This starch
is, for practical purposes-the entire natri>
.ncns which the potato ecntains--there be-
Ing euiy PER cent, Of gluten, while 7a per
cent. is clear water III, is worth While 10
eat the potato at ail, II is obviously foolish to
throw swsv 'he na.rirfen. ai.1 .ake rillr ths.
esiNr cFiss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
BULLETIN, VOL. 3, NO. Al.

maxaSire Veie oil oi the beadis sraaie. j,
~ou!l sell much better; aud il Is a. at -
disinieres.ednt ~ in .-- publishers 10 ke~r :.
apto tie pr sent grade. But, n-anwbi.e
what iadacsmen, is there for Mr. I-r,., -
a IN higher? We know YounQ !adr. %
uncomn,on Literary talent, Who was engse =
ed to rrite letters for ses,rsi n.wspspy, .
from fashionable watering place. Ont Z
requesting general Instructions. her e-nrh-
ers only laid DOM one general rue. :. '-
II Young woman. undes such crcamss
ces. retains her deiicacy and her ,as.c ), i
rus 81, Is due h herself, and not 10 b..r = 4
ton. And the sllns shins Is true ints.,ec-9
ally, through sill our literature. The r.
demand Of the pablo is that a young au.l =
should write we'll !; tia, is, read.b.s. r. a
second demand is that he should not. rr,
too well. II be does, he will soon find thar /.
higher grade Of executicn will reir-e u.
profits, as surely as II he edited a FASH u
able magazine. Spring feia Rep.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

"Tas wicKEp FLeE WHEN No Maa PrR-
srsrR. The old sore heads Who oppose so
ardently, what they term political . preaching,
will sse themselves reelected in The Goliowing
incident
A worthy deacon hired journcynaa Ear.
mer from neighborirg town for the sum-
mer, and ioducsd him-al,hoagh be was ~.
accustomed to church going--,o accompany
the family to church on the 6rst Sabbath of
his stay. Upon their return to ,be deacon :
home, be asked the hired man how be liked
the preaching. He replied: a.
II don't like 70 hear any minister preach
politics."
y am very sure you heard no Politics to !.
day. said the deacon.
~ am sure that did, = said the man.
Mention the passage" said the deacon.
: will, be said. :. If the Republicans
scarcely be saved, where viii the Democrats
appcare'
"Ah," said the deacon, g you mistake.
These we're The words. II the righteous
scarcely are savsd. how win The ungodly and
wicked appear p"
20, yes" said the man, ahe might have
used those words, but knew Id we'll wha,
he meant"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
MuscEllANEeUs.

The cav in South Carolinia mill was
lately broken 10 pieces BY stirling twenty.
foar pound shot. i,nbedded in . pine log.
Easther comes this year on the l2sh oi
April.
European physicians have decided that in
many cas>A consumption y consAgsous.
Another scientific expedition Is going to
the rocky mountains.
Spring osercoats in Phiiadelphia, and
farms in South Caroliaia e0st just The same
amount Of monsy.
Trains Of smigranh pass through Louis
vile daily for Missouri, Iliinois, and other
Western states.
Rock Island, Ill.,, expects the wires Of the
Mississippi Telegraph Co. to reach that place
by July Let.
A rag engine for use in paper mills has
been invented BY II. b. Bnrghardi, of Pitts
burg Mas, which il Is claimed will do one
third more work, with the same persons.
than the engines nov in use.
The mills Of Soathbridge, Mass, are ran
ming full time, manufacturing cotton
cloth.
Several tracts Of good land in the Pickens
District South Carolina, we're recently knock
ed off at Sheriff sale at from ten to forty
cents per acre.
Cleveland wants : tunnel ike that at
ChFasc.
Hays City, one ofths ner towns on the
Pacific Railroad, has increased it's popula~
sion twelve hundred PR cent, since Septem.
Der. A census 1t that time would hare
shown one inhabitant.
Ten thou ard men are digging away to
finish the Snes canal next year.
A grain elevstor, costing &soo,0O0, is 70
be erccsed At Jefferson Ctr, No.
The New York Mercantile Library has
95,23l volumes. and is one of the largest
and mos, rapidly growing ia the country.
Building operations viii b. extensively
pushed in Philadelphia this year.
Iters is great complaints of high rents
aud scarcity Of houses il Brooklyn. Rents
are about AZ high Is they are in New York,
and eases cannot be obtained for more than
cne year.
Jefferson Davis and wife have left nAlti>
more for Canada, there to await the Lext
call for his trial,
Tho sum Of sl5o,ooo Was sunk in the
atlantic Monthly before il was made apay>
ing magazine. 1t was the cause Of the de-
struetion OF the publishing GrIn Of Philips
Sampson l. Co.
Ten thousand Germans are engaged to
come over from Bremen 10 Baltimore this
year, and from thence 10 be distributed
South.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10
SeIsfteo poetrp.
WHEN T1OUDLE COMEs GnOAn.
ING ALONG.

~ IN I1VJ DEE 10 IN GBOAHs .
ING ALONG.
1v EDWARD .. HEArcS.
l.
When trouble comes grosning along
And gives you withering look
just sisg him away In a song.
Or read him away 10 book.
In reading or singing, the fend hath no part
And 10 always aghsst 1t an occupied heart
H.
when slander comes slopping along
His pot brimrning Ger with foul stain
Coo4escsnl not 10 hear bis vide toagus,
Thus making his eiamer in vain.
With yea, soon, the kspd ' i'll his labor give
o'W,
And leave Vide berth to your unffiendIy door
III.
Should Poverty slow pace along
And plead II the strings Of your purse,
By Withholding do not yonr soul wrong,
Let the angels you bounty rehesrss.
Who will write broad and plaza ~ the posts oi
H tsAds 70 the Lord who givcs to the poor
Nv.
SOLVE, that when Death comes along
To bind up your harvest Of life;
You can say. 70 my God belong,
And am weary Of world and Of strife.
have finished my course, have fought good
Sight,
Henesforth shall reign with the children Of
Light.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

When Gran, was operating nn the Mis-
sissippi river, young man applied sos s...i
obtained the position Of acvsbo~ II IL
army. lie vas active and en.erpris,n.
con'riving to get his papers through % .ta
army when other agents isiled--and arnAs..>l
considerable sum Of money At The eli.
Of the war he came here 70 New York, ar'
beginning the publishing business in \
small way is now at the head Of onl;.. =
prominent house. He knew Grant we'll
and speaks Of him 10 the same terms Of al
Iniration as are employed BY all who have
bseu thrown in contact with tic hero.
knew Of a newsnan IN tie Potomac aruiy
who at the commencement Of 1864 bad
anassed between nine aud ten thousaIa
dollars. He had, however, several subor,i,,
mates from whose sales be derived perce,,t
age. A certain Cbief~oE Staff in the Po,s,
mac army descended to The patty business
Of farming out the newspaper saIes and shar
ing in the profits. The same Chicf.of Staff
armed out the sut'er's business Il headauar
ser,s going halves on the profits.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-10

The New York correspondent or the Bos,
ton Journal tells how the living Astors arc
managing and increasing the great fortans
which their ancestors leA them, aud wha.
does it amount tot
The As,ors viii probably held their prop
erty for many generations to come. win,
ian b. was trained By bis father 70 the STYLE
Of eusiness which Md enined his fortune
aud Increased il. Sipce the death Of John
Jacob Astoe the business, has been coa,in.
ned in the same style thas Married Il bsfoss
he died. William b. Assor has two sons,
John Jacob and William B., u. They hare
been carefully trained to the same style Of
business that distinguished their father and
grandfather. In the little oue sfory brick
building on Prince street locking like .
small jail with the iron bars in front, the ia
sher ard TWO sons can Be seen daily taking
care Of their immense esfate. TIE sons are
quiet and rstieent like their, father. No bank
clerk goes 10 his business mora steadily than
they do. At given hour ID the mori ing
they enter their Office At given hour,
arm in arm, they walk down Broadway TO
Wall street. Between two and three they
can be seen returning from their down toxn
oaice. Trey ars seldom separate. They
are capable, industrious. ecoaomical and
preeminsntly devoted to business. Should
their father die Tomorrow, everything would
be taken up Just where be left Il, and al his
plans would be carried out, nor would any
change be made in the mode ofdoing things
during their lifetime. The utmost care was
taken Of their Uncle John Jacob, who died
the other day. Every wish Of his father in
regard to him was scrupuiously carried out.
His fine residence On Fourteenth street. with
its garden occupying whole s4sase, with
his coaches and horses, we're preserved to
him to the last. Il is rare that three gens1,
atoms Of men exhibit such characte .istics.
Thrown into Offices, is commsuding situa>
tion would make The Astos hcusa source
Of revenue such as It can never become a. q
hotel. But tho wishes Of its founder, Though
dead, still prevail, and hotel Il viii be.
probably, during the lifetime Of its presen.
eWner. So