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Mrs. STASTo.; AND.MIss ANTHONY
Ouc OF the features of tho Revolution
Is the manner i'll which It's editors pre-
cent the pleasant thing said of them by
others. Here is II sample:
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton's hair
Is white as silver, but her face is fair
and young, Few can withhold from
her the lueed of personal admiration.
She is perfectly delightful to GaZe upon;
and etnbodies in her person the no.
bIest type OF the American matron.
Her white hair CurlS closely about her
fine forehead: her dark eyes; quick and
earnest, flash under their wide arches;
clear re1lectors of every feeling and
thought within. Her features are no.
ble-the lines OF the mouth US sweet as
they are strong, her address rich and
quiet.
Her entire presence indicates wo-
man born to the highest sphere in hu-
man life. She carries the charm of fine
breeding into all her public speech.
whatever she says, she says it as a
woman who can never be false to her
own fine sense OF refinement; says 1t,
too, with the JUNCTION of deep feeling
and the acute discrimination of clear
thought. She has powerful magnetism
as public speaker, for all the forces OF
her rich personalities seem fused into
her words. She is logical, earnest and
eloquent, and meyer mannIsh in man
ner.
Susan B. Anthony is the embodiment
| of energy and will. or the nervous
temperament, tall muscular and strong
| teatured-with quick eyes and ears, Is
sharp tongue anu-a kindly snile-she
is AS much at home in Il public chair as
most women are by their cradles. She
has great talent for business, for dis
patch. for executive labor; and, whether
| T,I,o al, iYN
she would do it with equal vim. With
her stately form, spectacles, strong jaw
and capacious mouth, she seems the
most formidable type OF the strong
minded. Vet she is uncomely; and no
| woman with her smile could help hRv-
| ing "A kind heart. -.... .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-07

THE first number of n new paper
called tile Imperialism made its APP
pcarance ip New York last Saturday.
It advocates the abrogatiOn of n repub-
lican or democratic form of govern
ment for the United States, and the
substitution OF a monarchy, on the as
sumption that the former is a failure.
The name OF the editor or publisher
does not appear on the imprint. The
leading article declares that "the paper
has been established to give express
sion to opinions long held and cher
ished by thousands of intelligent men
and women in all parts of the country,
VINO will hail its advent as the begin.
ming OF new era in the political his
tory of America" It is in form quarto,
containing sixteen pages. The title is
ornameuted With crown.
Various copjuRctures are afoet as to
the origin and real object of this Gu
rious publication. Some assert that
Louis NAPOLEON provides the money to
sustain il, while others are quite as
confident that its real protector is an
enterprlsing member of the Erie Rail-
way Dictatorship, who is anxious to
create n new sensation, of which he
may be himself the hero.
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SperiaI gutIEes.

HELMBOLDS! EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RILLA cIeanses and renovates the blood,
Instiis the vigoT OF health into the system,
ease.
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HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED Elk
TRACT SAI1SAPARILLA, is the Gred
Blood Purifier.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.
MORNING EDITION.

II e II Nj y -. ii
NVARIABLY IN ADV nee.
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NEW YORK.

Sheridan Homeopathic Society--The IOin-
ers' National Convention Boutwell,.
New Yong, September lG.-The
investigation Of tIfe charges against
Sheridan, Shook, and others, was con
tinued to-day, and Mr.. Shook was
honOrably discharged.
The State Homeopathic Medical So
ciety now in session in this city, have
inaugurated movement for the
erection Of a monument to II. B.
Green, the father Of Homeopathy in
in America.
Reedy, the blacksmith, will he tried
in the Court Of General Sessions on
Tuesday next.
At a meeting of the Carpenters and
Jo;uers' National Convention in Brook
lyn to-day, a resolution was offered
that the prejudices OF members Of the
Union against negroes, are such that
il is ipeXpedient to admit them as
members. This led to an angry de-
bate, and the resolution was finally
laid on the table.
Secretary Boutwell, to-day had nu-
merous callers, among whom were
Collector Grinnell, Horace Greeley,
and Gen, Butterield. He also re-
ceived deIegati0as Of steel Importers
and sugar refners, who desired modi-
iicatiOns in the method Of assessing
and collecting the duties at the Sub
Treasury. tie G.et the depUt1tion OF
bank Presidents relative 70 TIE issue
of an additional amount Of one and
two dollar notes, and was also inter
viewed by number Of brokers and
others.
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CUBA.
The Tri-Paris TFestY---3 30utweII---Lemas--
The Sickles' N6ss--rPrim,

The Tri-Paais TFeaty---8O 8OutweII---Lemas--
The Sickles' H6ss--rPrim,
WASHINGTON, September lG.-The
dispatch from Madrid, representing
the completion Of a sort OF tri-partie
treaty CH the part Of England, France
and Austria, 10 protect Spain against
the United States, creates quite IN eX-
citement, and il is surmised that the
usual secrecy at the State Department
has something 70 do with the matter.
New YORK, September ia
Herdld special, via the French cable,
dsaed Madrid, l4th inst, says tina two
Spanish irOnclad fIigates have been
ordered by the Government to pro-
ceed TO Cuba with troops. Three
thousand men have already sailed for
the island, and seven thousand more
viii leave Spain for the same destina-
ton during the present week.
A Herald special, dated London,
September 10th, says: IL h known
here to-day that M8i.-Gen. Sickles,
United States Minister To Madrid,
transmitted to the Spanish cabinet an
official note protesting, in behalf OF
the American people and the Govern
ment OF the United States, against the
OutTages recently committed on Amer
Jean citizens iG Cuba, insinuating at
the same time 10 the Ministry, that
belligerent rights would soon be ac-
corded to the Cubans by the Govern
ment ia Washington, should Spain
persist ia her barbaritie5 on the Island,
and IN Der refusal Gf terms sOf a COM
promise with the people. The mem
bers of the opposition TO the SerranO
Government assailed the Sickles dis
patch with the object Of embarrassing
the regency, as we'll as TO prevent, if
possible, any arrangement with the
Executive at Washington.
TeleggaIns from Spain, addressed
and en- route for the New York Her
aid, relative TO Cuban affairs, were
stopped at Madrid on Monday last by
Order Of the Government.
The statement which has been pretty
extensively circulated here to the ef-
feet that England, France and Austria
will cOalesce with the intention Of
sustaining the rights of Spain ia Cuba,
is denied.
The Tribune says: " We are author
iZec By Ar, Boutwell, 10 say that there
is no truth in the statement that a per-
-Onal difference existed hetWeen him
self and the late Secretary Of War IN
reference to the recognition Of Cuba,
or upon any other subject The rela-
tiODs between Gen. Rawlins and Mr..
Boutwell, were meyer for a moment in
terrupted by excitement and gnkind-
ness.
Senior Lemas and q member Of the
cuban Junta had an interview with
secretary Fish yesterday, and as a
result it is SAID important develop
ments IN Cuban affairs viii be made
in feW days.
A Paris dispatch Of yesterday says
that Gen. PriIp was accompanied by
sictrella and Olazago on his visit to
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BRDGEWATER.
The Freebooter, Outlaw and Terror
of Central Kentucky.
rom Lhs LonisrilIe ~ nress. ]

From the Louisville ExpFeSs. iV
Augden Bridgewater lives in the
eastern part of Lincoln county, wild
and mountainous region, where the
timber and underbrush are almost
impenetrable, thus affording him hid
ing places and certain avenues, OF
escape from the officers of the law,
who time and again have attempted
his capture. He began his career in
1862, as a bushYhacker,p and ever
SINCE has heen a horse thief, rObber
and freebooter. BridgewateF was
captured by Ashley's. Confederate
cavalry during the war, together with
fifteen of his band. More fortunate
than the rest, he effected his eseaDe
by knocking one of his guards sense,
less and betaking himgeli TO the
mountains near Cumberland. ford.
His fellow maleiactors were hung
under sentence of court martial az
vlolators Of the rules of civilized war.
s1jiiIice the close Of the war his depre-
dations have been so frequent as to
render him the terror of Central
kentucky. He is said to he the lead
ing spirit and head of well organ-
izetl hand OF horse thieves which ex=
tend throughout the States of Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee and North
Carolina. .- '~''rf
Last Saturday night the sheriff of
Lincoln county, with company of
sixty men, made an expedition to the
mountains for the purpose Of captar-
ing him. The effort was fruitless, and
his wife hoaStesl that he had friends
WAC would always give him timely
warning Of all snch expeditions.
Three hundred dollars reward has
been offered nv the Governor for his
arrest and delivery to tine iailer of
lAneoin county. II IL % be hoped
that this william and "prince of
scoundrels" win ere long meet with
the punishment his crime 50 justly
deserve.
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ELECTION NEWS
Tho Republicans Su ccessful in Maine-Ne-
.braSka Returns hxed.

The Republicans Su Coessful in Maine-Ne
.brsSka Returns kiSed.
AUGUSTA, ME-, September I6.--Re
turns from two hundred and eighty
three cities and towns show a tOta
vote of 70,9Sl, Of which Chamberlain
received 3S,96s, Smith %, $50, an6
HickbOrn 37j4. Chamberlain'S ma
jnrity over both is $3.50.
The Republicans have carried every
county on the local ticket except
AyOOstO0l and Knox. t.ilf
Returns from 33l cities and towns
give Chamberlain 4l,67I, Smith 80
7OS, and HickbOrn 1879. Hickborn's
vote Will not exceed 4OOO, and Cham
herlain's majority will he 1900.
The Senate stands y Republicans,
3 Democrats, and one doubtful. The
House will probably stand l26 Re-
publicans and u Democrats.
ST. LOUIS. September 16.-An
Omaha dispatch says the election on
Tuesday was peaceable, though excl
ted. The returns indicate the election
of three Republicans and one DemOr
crat, to the Legislature, and Repgb-
lican Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor, and
Commissioner.
The Democrats elect the Probate
Judge and Treasurer, who ran on the
peoples ticket.
Puebla and Las Duman counties
gave increased Republican maiOrities,
and Clear Creek county, as FAR as
heard from, give Republican majOri-
ties.
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WASHINGTON

Cast oms-- incomes ---Shj jpments Of Tohac
co ---1he lnteliigeRcer TO be Revived
Alabama ciaims--Elecii6Bs 10 Texas and
Mississippi
WAsHISGTON, September l6.-The
custom receipts for last week were
50. sol 1856.
Commissioner DelaRo has deter
mined TO thoroughly sift the income
assessments, and has appointed a
large number of assistant assessors
whose special duty it viii be to re-
Assess the incomes. The commissions
have already been issued, and the
work Will commence in the Er GER
cities Immediately.
Accounts from Richmond state that
during the month Of August there
were shipped from that city i,l7l,00D
pounds Of chewing and $4,000 pounds
of smoking tobacco.
1t is announced by the Publishing
Association that the Washington Er-
I,ress will be issued 0n Monday in
connection with the National iQteilf'
0eaoer. as a Democratic morning louF'
nal.
A special telegram 10 a Northern
PAPER states that q recent letter nom
Minister Motley expresses dissatistac-
tioh al the policy he j. instructed u
pursue in regard to the Alabams
claims, etc. ON inquiry it is aseer-
tanned that no such letter has been re-
ceiVed at the State Department, nor
any communication which exhibits
such a report.
Gen. Sherman has ordered the eie.-
ton ia Texas, which was originally
fixed for the Both of November, 10 be
extended through four days. on the
suggestion of Gen. Reynolds that z
fair election could not be held in one
day. The same extension will be Civ
ca in Mississippi if il IS required.
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HORROR
hslIish Deed---A Wife Hacked to
Pieces by her Husband. % q

The Bristol Nelcs says that on Tues
day, the 3iSt Of August, 80 Old Joe
Roberts, /" for some time past living in
the edge Of Hawkins county, border
ing on Virginia, near a point in Lee
county known as Black Water, COM
mltted one of the most fienLiish deeds
that has ever transpired In all the
annals of murder, even in this crime
stained period. He deliberately took
a bundle of straw and fired his wife's
house, then burned his Inother-in-
laws house, and then proceeded to
a tack his wife with q butcher knife,
and literally cut her TO pieces. No
hopes, of course, are entertained OF
her recovery. He then made conf
dentOf one Lawson, who advised him
to secrete himself in a brush heap,
and that he (I4awsOn1 would carry
him his provisions; but Lawson
" blowed," and set upon foot the
proper means to have him appre-
hended, which was done the next
morning by party. headed by Wm
a former constable of Lee
and having been caught In
the border of Lee county, they took
him 10 JOnesville before one of the |
who Of course jailed him. |
he expresses no cOntritiOn. Strong
talk of at first of lynching him,
~
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RARBARITY,
Brutal and Horrible Conduct of the
Officers Of the Steamer Flirt.

From the ST. Louis Democrat, of the 18th, j
The following is the deposition OF
Frank Mooney, deck hand on the
steamer F'lirt, taken yesterday before
Justice Jecko. Davis and Bowman
and r. Dyer, attorneys for the plaiii-
tiff; Col. Slayback for defendants:
Frank Mooney, being produced,
sworn and examined on the part Of
the plaintiff depQseth and says:
q. sWhat is your name, age, place
of residence and occupations A.
Frank Mooney; my age Is - years;
have no fived home, but steamboat
between st. Louis and New Orleans,
generally.
q, How long have you been steam
boating? A. Since 1 was 16 years
Old. I made my last trip on the
steamboat Flirt, in the capacity Of o
regular deck hand. 1 was employed
by John Garrett, mate, for the round
trip to Fort HentOn, for i've dollars
per month. / left st. Lopis on the
beat, May g, 1863. John Garrett
WAS mate and Mr.. Bedard was Cap
tain, After We got to st. Joseph
George Hazlett took command of the
boat and Mr.. Bedard acted as clerk,
and John Garrett continued to act as
mate. / remained ON the boat one
month and a half. There may be a
couple of days difference; / can't ex-
actIy say. About sun-up, when the
mate called the watch after we came
on the forecastle, the boat landed on a
sandbar surrounded by water. / had
hold of the plank, and three or four
men more. After the plank was out i
ran forward and took hold Of the line.
Three men were running the line
ashore, and was giving out the line,
so that the men cOuhl run ii out. The
men had so far 10 go with the line
that the line got rHn opt. The mata
sung out TO me, aSlaGk of this liHe..n
] told him 1t was already at an end,
He sung out again, yOu id son
of a bitch, 'slack Off that line. {"
/ told him | was no son Of a bitch,
and he took up pole standing along
side the spar sud was going To throW
it at me, ana ! Jumped on the fore.
part of iackstaff, and told him 10 put
that pole down. He cursed me and
abused me in all kinds OF language,
after about two minutes he put the
pole down again; he walked off to
the pilOthOuse, talking to the pilot.
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DIED.

GRAY-At the residence OF G. ". Gray.
Esq, near HlllshorO. Lawrence county, Ala,
llth inst, Col. IONArIIAS GRAY, IN The s5th
year of his age,
ROYEH-in this city, on the evening OF Inc
18th inst, In the 10Th year Of her nge, Mrs.
MARGARET BOYER.
The funeral viii take place. from the resi-
dence of her aunt, Mrs. G. X. Hoist, No. 20
Beal street, this Friday morning, at lOo'clock
The friends and aequaintances of the de-
seased and family are respectfully Invited
to attend. Services by the Rev. Mr.. Burns
Carriages In attendance at residence.
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IRISH CHURCH.
First General Assembly Of the P E iH
lrpiaU0

First General Assembly Of the P E IN
ireland.
DUBLIN, September l6.-rhe gene
raj synod Of the Irish church assem-
bled yesterday at St. Patrick's cathe-
drai. There was a fuil attendance.
A protest against the act Of disesiab-
iishment was passed by unanimous
vote. A scheme fer the formation Of
a church body, consisting Of one hun
dred and twenty-fOur Representatives,
was submitted.
DTBLIN, September, lG.-The Sy-
nod has decided against the admission
of ex-ohiciO members in future Con-
VentiOns.
The Archbishop Of Armagh died
to-day, aged 6S.
G. Reyne, bailih, was shot dead at
Abbey Deyy. tO-day. The culprit is
supposed to be a Feniah.
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BRIEF MENTION.
Condition Of Sanford ChBFeh---Tbe PagiO-
l0lical Society," Movement Of Specie.

Condition Of Sanford ChBFeh---The PaEi0-
logical Society," Movement Of Specie.
ROCHESTER, September i6.-Sm-
ford +. Church is no better.
PHILADELPHIA, September TO-
The delegates to the Pathological So
eiety were to-day welcomed to the
city blythe Mayor. The Society meets
next year at Richmond, Virginia.
NEW YORK, Septembcr lG.-The
steamship Rhein, for Bremen. today
took So, 900 in specie. Only half a
Iaillion bids for the treasury gold were
offered to-day a 1888 10 1876. -.
They were ali accepted, and proposals
fDr the other half million viii Doe re-
reiVed tomorrow.
The tpers to-day publish Cuban
letters fully confirming the accounts
previously received Ct the battle of
Los TunOS.
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the Emperor. 1t is understood the
Cuban question was discussed at the
interview Gen. Prim ~ well salts
fed with his reception. He viii re-
turn to Madrid Saturday next.
Tie Madrid Imperial says Gen.
Prim has sent telegraphic dispatches
20 the United States, declaring hewill
hesitate at no sacrifice to snbdue the
instruction in Cuba.
MADRID, September ii.-Gen, Prim
has telegraphed rom Paris to the
Government, to use all diligence in
sending troops 10 Cuba.
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WAR


The War Between Paraguay aBd Bra2i.
PARIS, September IG.-Adyices re-
ceived from Paraguay 10 the Sth 0i
August, via Rio JaneirO, state that
the provisional government had es-
tablished itself at Assunsi0H. 1t con-
sisted Of three members, Reduya,
Lurga and EivOroia. The allies had
commenced active operations.
The Count neEu had carried the
Paraguayan Notifications and occupied
Venezuela. Gen. OzarZO menaced
Pine Bay, and Gen. BarretO had COM
menced a flank movement of OZurura.
The Brazilian feet attacked Pcneds-
burg and Ia Puey, and took many
prisoners. Reinforcements from Nal
10 GrassO and the Argentine States
had arrived. The news Of a general
attack on the last stronghold OF Lopez
was expected.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HICkEY-1he friends ami acquaintance
Of TIMOTHY HICKEY are invited TO attend his
suneral, from his late residence 10 Front
street, between Jackson and OvertOn. this
Friday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
PICKETT-The friends and acquaintance
of WN. 3 PICKETT, Jr., are requested to at
tend his funeral, IRON St Lazarus Church,
this Friday afternoon, AT o'clock. HACKS in
attendance at the church
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CALIFORNIA.

Arrival Of Odd-FelIOws at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCIsCO, September I6.-
The Eastern members of the United
States Grand Lodge of Odd-FellOws
reached here to-day, and the san
Francisco brethren turned out in force
and escorted them to the California
theater, where the Grand Representa-
tives were formally received.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

G T. NISCEST'S- INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1855. II is privaia and first-ciass in
Its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de-
noJalnafiQns are received, also those addicted
10 taking opium or other 6tlmulants TO ex-
cess and desire 10 correct For terms, ETC.,
apply 10 pg. j. K. BAUDUf or the sIsTtsR
SpfERlOK aWHa
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FINANCES.

Boutwell, is Interviewed by neY York Fl
HanGiefS.
NEW YORK, September l6.-Mr.
Boutwell, had an interview with a
number of financial gentlemen this af-
ternOOn at the Sub-Treasury. The
only subjelt touched on was that OF
small notes, the great scarcity Of which
acts injuriOusly on the business inter
ests of the country. The Secretary viii
remedy this evil "a early rs possible.
Mr.. Boutwell, afterwards visited the
CuStOm House.
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) SAN FRANCISCO.
A Duei--ArriVal and Reception Of the
Members Of the Grand Lodge Of the
United States of the Order
of fdd Failn,gs

SAN FRANCISCO, september IA
duel. took place yesterday between
two residents of this city, James A.
Smedburg and j. B. Gardner. Smed-
burg had two fingers shot Off
The members of the Grand Lodge
of the United States of the order of
Odd Fellows, reached Sacramento last
night and were received by all the
officers of the Grand Lodge of Cali
fornia. They viii participate i'm the
ceremonies of laying the cOrnor stone
of the Temple to be erected at Sacra-
mento, which will take place to-day.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September lG.-The case
of John H. Clements, a Fourth street
shoe dealer, charged with debauching
the wife Of John 2. Edwards, 8ud
living in open adultery with her, came
up to-day. The plead gull
" and fhp rOurt fined him $500.
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FATAL SHOOTING.


The Murderer Speedily LyHOhsa,
PORTAGE CRY, Wis, Sept. 16.-W.
II. Spain, a citizen Of this place, this
afternoon shot Barney Britt, another
well known citizen, who expired al
most instantly. Spain was arrested,
and while on the way to the jail was
taken from the officers by a mob of
infuriated citizens, a rope put around
his neck, and he was dragged TO the
nearest tree and hung. Both were
members Of the 18th Wisconsin regi-
ment, where thesenmity egan which
was so tragically ended to-day.
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E0R RENT-In Forl Plellerlng, lhe cOtlag,
STORAGE F0R COTTON.

TTNDERWRIIERs WAREHOUSES,
y MEAPHIs, Septetn Der TO- lSB9.
MERCHANTS MEMPHIS = GESrLEN ENi 9'he
above Houses are now open 10 reGsiFe and
discharge cottQQ. EyerE f9ciiitE To seller and
buyer Will se given. 10 my old patrons re-
taTn yOa my thanksi Tor the future, refer
yau Ia tho past long experience In the busi.
ness. | hope 10 merit your patronage.
GS~ Capacity and convenience unequaled.
Rates same as flTst-class houses.
SELF A. ). MHITFORD
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

LONDON, Gaptember 16.-Stornig
weather continues. aluGh rain has
fallen and gales prevail.
PARIS, September lG.-Mr. Burlin-
game and the Chinese Embassy de
part for Stockholm early next week.