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AUSTRIA.

Do,n1. Of the Rcichsrnth-The Clergy and
PoIlsics-Trade Between Bohemla and the
United ssates-Trlal Of Prince Knrngeorgc-
vich.
With the exception of the motion OF DR.. Ziemial-
kowsk In the name OF the Polish deputies, that the
Reichsrath take into consideration the resolutions OF
the Gaiican Diet, which requested for that province
an enlargement Of tho powers of the Diet and re-
sponsIble provincial executive governments SUBJ
ject which comes before the Reichsrath to-day and
which | shall recur to In q subsequent letter-the
proceedings OF the Reicnsrath have been devoid Of
general interest.
From Hungary, however, there are few items Of
political news worth reporting. General Ujhazy,
who is living in one OF the Western States OF the
Union, has been put up candidate for one Of the
electoral districts OF Pesth, In opposition to Franz
Deak. The LETT have no chance Of carrying their
candidate IN this case, but they wish to exhibit and
draw forth their whole strength In the capital
The Prince Primate OF Hungary has published
prevent the people from being misled by the seducing
promises OF the agita-ors OF the extreme LEFT.
Inc executive authorities OF the county OF Heves
have been removed by royal rescript for having
passed resolutions condemnatory OF the proceedings
OF the late Diet in general and in particular ofits treat
ment OF the question concerning the title OF the
collective monarchy.
Tae Deputy for Linz. Ignatius Mayer, has made
free trade speech to his constituents In 1854 when
the first treaties OF commerce were made by Aus
tra, the exports amounted to 220 500 900 orins and
the imports TO 2l2, 900 i0rnS In 1867 in spite
OF the loss in the interval OF Lombardy and Venice,
the exports had risen to 400 0000,000 norns and the
Imports to 2I6,25o,0j0 1orins. As regards the i'm
ports for 1867 l6s 600 represented raw products
and 10s,o0o0oo manufactured articles. or the
400 coo or exports 900 represented manu-
features and 1888 900 products. The first half
OF 1865 shows an increase in the imports Of fifty
per cent as compared with 1857 and the exports as
compared with the same period OF 1867, an increase
OF twenty per cent
In ls6s Bohemia alone exported to the United
States 1882 boxes OF glassware, to the value OF
545,9I4 forns; 279 bales OF CLOTH to the value of
340 S2 orns; hardware OF all kinds, the value OF
value OF 3iols2 orlns; IL 90l pieces Of garnet ware
to the value OF 81 III orins Total OF direct exports
from Bohemia to the United States last year. 500
forms.
The trial Of Prince Alexander Karageorgevich and
his accomplices Philip Stankovich and Irifkovich.
pubic one and will come on before the criminal
court Of Pesth.
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REMARKABLE ABYSS IN TENSEssEE.--on Saturday
morning the 18TH Inst, Us Mr. Glenn, oi lew Market,
Jefferson county, Tennessee, was cngaga IN Eioug-
ing ON s,de hill the farm or ssr IIlL haifa nile
from New Market he suddenly perceived his team Of
horses disappear into the ground Densatn, leaving
tI.c plough and harness on terra anna. Upon exam
nation he discovered tuat tle grouIt had nrst
gwen way beneath the hind feet OF the horscs thus
iskinnng, the harness over their ntads as the
dumb beasts sank into tue bowels of theeaith. One
OF the horses was buried some cightcCl or twenty
feet deep and OF course died instantly from sufo-
cation. lie other renamed In ayit about
twe.ye feet below tie surface. Mr.. Geln ana his
son, who also witnessed the occurrence, attempted
to save the living animal by descending Into the
cavity but the earth kept giving way beneath them,
aud they were soon unable 70 save themselves, and
were rescued IRON their pcrilous position by neigh
bors whom their cries brought to the Scene. Both
OF the horses were lost Ine cavity - circular and
twenty feet In diameter. The drt ana horses hil
the CENTRE whiio on each side s largo assure, into
which logs have been throw, uisap caring from
view and IL has been found mpvSsiUie 10 n the
cavities There no rocks or stones to be seen,
yet the whole side ms 10 DO mere crust beneath
when n N apparently unfathomaDIo Abyss.--lep.
Nexeee UnD0.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
M. southwick Homicide-Pablic Opinion .
the S..s1sssA

rts Seuthwick Homicide-Pablie Opinion =
the Ss..sssss;sA
WBsTFrIQ, Feb. Is. 1850.
You are already informed Of the circdmAtaneea
attending the shooting OF Bell Ry Qilcer Tyler and
the rendition Of the verdict Of "ustisbs homclde'
BY the coroner's jury. The verdict was In accord
ance with public opinion, for the officers had law
on their side, and the law must be sustained. But
there are o great many men In our place who think
that the law would have been better sustained with.
taking the life OF Bell than 1t will be now that he
is numbered with the dead Bell and French were
not armed, which shows that they did not anticipate
an arrest when they lett Westneld for Suliicld. II
Bell had been arrested and not killed the sabbath
disturbance would have caused but little excltement
comparatively II Is not improbable that wnen all
the circumstances oil the case shall have become
fully known the shooting OF Bell by the oiicer viii
not be considered "Jus ifable homicide" by th8
masses OF the people, The TACT that Bell was oung
man OF an anliaDle disposition and law-ablding
citizen when not crazed by liquor will have much 70
do In bringing about change oi pubic opinion ID
regard TO his tragic death.
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WHALING srArIsrIcs.-The New Bedford Standard
gives list Of the valuation Of whale catchinps dur.
ing the last year. copied from the Custom House
pooks. Ihe arrivals numbered seventy mine, tho
nac VI .helr cArRoes was s4Uly d52, and tue duties
on foreign goods were $s,S72 The value Of the goods
On Whcn tntse duties were paid was x40,8l1, and
tue same vessels brought 81 los worth OF goods duty
nec. During the year $l2. was paid "a customs
uutcs on goods imported IN other districts and
Drought 10 New bedford In bond, MAKING the
amount O duties paid In the district Sll,Os7. In
value W $4,Syi,O0s 1ne amount Of goods imported,
liable 10 duty, was e2p0v, and OF Tree goods a. 311t
$SIsv. aud On b0nded goOds S2147l; total e3l.7ll.
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ITALY.
reception Of the King at Naples.

The Florence Ogfcidl Gazette of the LIST says:--
The King on arriving at Naples at hali-past twelve
In the day. received at the station by the Prince
and Princess OF Piedmont, besides oil tue civil and
military authorities and great number OF ladies and
citizens. His Majesty proceeded to the royal palace
by the Garibaldl, Forfh and Toledo, the midst
OF an immense crowd, which saluted him with the
most joyous acclanations The troops Of the garri-
and the National Guard In great numbers formed
double line for the passage OF the royal cortege.
and constituted bodies Witnessed from balcony Of
the palace the fling on OF the troops. In the even
ing his Majesty attended representation at ne San
Carlo theatre, where his appearance was hailed by
the repeated applause Of the public.
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probably be able to endure this prolonged misery OF
parting with his money ii Serraao will only hurry
up and get him comfortably seated ON Tue tnrono. @
II he should iail Don Antonio would mourn snc loss
over his lost ducats l am afraid that that wiz De
the fnal result for no chance OF the ureanist
attaining the spanish throne unless py an aiaaoss
impossible coup Qetat on the part Of Serrano'
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EU r Q r &.
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF SPAIN.
Action Of the Polish Deputies in the
Austrian Parliament.
~>-~~oS>~->~~>~>~>~~~~~
E.ho Emperor Napoleon and zEis
Supporters.

For the information OF the readers OF the HERALD
place before them this mornlug the following let
tiers roa special correspondents in some OF the
leading cities o. Europe.
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The Late Princess Bnciocchi-IIer VIII Made
in Favor Of the Prince Imperial.

The Princess Bacocchi, VINO died ut her country
residence In France on the cd inst, was an Italian
by birth, the issue OF the marriage between the
Princess Eliza Bonaparte and Felix Daclocchl,
Prince OF Lucca. Educated at the court OF Napoleon
j., she married. In 1926 Count Camerata, one OF the
richest OF the Roman landed proprctors, but lived
separately from her husband since 1880. She came
TO France on the re establishment OF the empire and
purchased considerable estates I'm the MorDhan.
Tho Empress and the Prince Imperial, II may he re-
membered, paid her visit In the course OF last
summer. The Princess succumbed TO tie consc-
gucnces OF an accident which took place year ago.
In the act OF getting into her carriage she had the
misfortune to fall and break her log and her health
had since been IN very prccarious state. AS soon
rs tue news Of her death was known, her Will. de-
posted with N. Mocquard, was taken to the Pre3i-
dent OF the Civil TRIBUNAL, whence IL was to be
transferred to the TullerIes The report goes that
ine frncess mas le the greatest part OF her fortune
to the Prince Imperial.
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A Dcanerate Runnn.

murder was committed about five months back
at La hochenard, France by man named Girau-
deau his sister and ncr husband. Since that time
the police had lost all m3ces OF the criminal, who
was supposed TO have escaped abroad. He appears,
however, TO have been wandering about IRON VII
lage to village and few nights back went to de-
mand hospitality from miller named Maupetlt,
residing at Mauze, and who had married his god
daughter. The man was, however, terrified at re-
ceivng such guest and gave notice to the authori
ties. The fugitive went to sleep In barn, and at
about five In the morning the gendar,nes arrived,
and after surrounding the building ordered Glrau-
deau TO surrender. The other replied by firing two
pistol Shots which wounded two men, one mortaily.
The officers then attempted TO enter BY the roof but
were repulsed, an0taer being shot dangerously.
They then set flre TO the barn, and the murderer,
finding that he had no hope OF escape, blew out his
brains. OF the three gendarmes wounded, one has
died, and the others are not yet out of danger.
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FAILURES NJ 1887 AND I5Ga.

The following comparative table shows the num-
oers q failures In the United States during tho years
1861 ald loe5:-
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Doinss OF the Rcichsrnfh-The Clergy and
PoIlsics--Trade between Bohenula and the
United sfates-TrIal Of Prince Karngeorgc-
yfcf.
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observation-disclosures of German Unity-The
Accommodation of the Mayor OF Con.
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ID OCULAR LINE
IL For Puerto Plata. Samana and ST. Domingo City.
The favorite steamer TYBEE Captain E. A. Delaney, will
leave the ports Saturday August 81 O'Clock
p. NJ. precisely. from pier No. North river.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply to sPOFF0RD. fILEsTON Co. 20 Broadway.
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Al M MARKS 90 SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE
Ill. Eighth street-Iadies gentlemen receive the
u value IN cash for their Cast or Wearing Apparel, Da
monds, Jewelry Carpets Furniture &C The best you
90 please TO call at my establishment send us note;
me humber as above. Ladies' waited upon by Mrs Marks
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NATIONAL LINE
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From pier No. "a North river
PENNSYLVANIA Hall, Saturday, August q, at p. NJ.
THE QUEEN, Grogan, Saturday, August Is, at 9 A..
Passage to Liverpool 00 and S75;
steerage, $50, currency
seerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, Ss7,
rency
Apply at the company's Office, So broadway.
+. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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CocIBTE DU CABLE TRANsATLANTIQUE FRAN.
> Gals (LIMITEDl
FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC CABLE COMPANY.

The cable Of the company will be opened 10 the pub
c for messages between America and Europe and after
Sunday 18th August unti further notice.
The tariff to be char ged message between New York.
Boston, Duxbury and intermediate stations and France
and Is cts in gold for each additional word all words senn
cluding address and signature. being charged.
Messages will be received the oce OF the company, No.
Nassau street. Pine and those Of the Frank
Lin Telegraph Company the Telegraph Company
In conformity with the regulations adopted the Vienna
Convention this company will extend to the public the ad
vantage OF counting i've figures FIVE letters word,
charging double for secret composed Of only
eras groups Of ettera not forming dictionary words
L. G. WATSON, Agent.
II NASSAU STREET, August l3, 1869
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KNICKERBOCKER WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY
n An excupeion Of this company took place yesterday
The enjoyment the company everything that could be
wants OF the ladies' They went to the Ehing Banks
home enjoy the well wishes of those The
officers of the company are fonowsC. Murphy James
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TINTED STATES TREASURY
u NEW YORK, August 49, 1869.
NOTICE.
The Treasury purchases and sales during he
August 19, sale OF million dollars Gold Particulars
furnished on application at the Treasury.
DANIEL BUTTERFIELD,
Assistant Treasurer United States.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
"a time-The STEAMBOATS, c: vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW will, and after Thursday July leave Debrossss
street at and Thirtyfourth street s5 landing Yon.
kers West Point Cornwall, Newburg, keepsie Tvo,
Rhinebeck, Cask Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage
checked board the boats points New York Gem
trail, Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
OATH AND CoNEY ISLAND RAILROAD STEAM
ID leave every half hour. Horse Hamilton,
Wall. South and Fulton ferries connect al Greenwood.
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MISS e. KOLBE WILL OPEN AN ESTABLISHMENT
M for ladies in Berlin the LIST Of October 1862
attention.
Best references be given regarding capabilities of
teaching and of her high moral character Doctor
Petermann, of Gotha. Letters to Miss kolbe to ad-
dressed II Mauhaeakirchsrasse, Berlin, Prussia
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
IL THROUGH LINE TO


pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
L THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
s,sS s'5;; i cI:s: :sS s'ssssss sss.
BERTH board and all necessares for tho
Steamers of the above pier No. ~ North river
loot OF On isT ifM AS1 sisr Each MONTH
except when those days fall Sunday then the day
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Med
al &uaHsf M1MESES vScHAuNcEy, Captain connor,
sssme ssVns August eosey with
JAPAN leaving San Francisco September for China and
NOTICE TO sHIPPERsmFreigh. for steamer HENRY
CHAUNCEY Received untl r NJ on Friday, Angus. 90
For freight or passage tickets and all further information
apply at the Companys ticket oce the wharf foot Of
Canal street. =. r. BABY, Agent
E,OR BERMUDA-THE Al sTAMsHIP FAHKEE, CAP.
tain Joseph d. Steele carrying the United States mails
Thursday sasssedns until FUR.
Has superior passenger and freight accommodation.
F:s Cabin soc no, 4; $50 Second Cabin $40
ss': bP 10 II SoRs&s Sqss sis S
Texas line
OF Galveston steamers,
eSssRsr esfSssssRs I. ssbSsIoK ssy Ss-s o.p.. cna.
@ % y and wi"
S. e. OF in New YGs
'o1sSSss %pSy e h HorS bsS c
E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
H. The Cromwell Line -, -..
steamships OF this line will leave No. Norh river a
GULF STREAM, Mccreery. Saturday AUGUST
Freight taken for 81, Louis Mobile and Galveston at
For passage, first and second class, freight apply to
H. B. CROMWELL CO., u West street.
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A T ss5 BRoADwAY-.AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND
n second hand Carriages such seated Phaetous,
Caashes, Hack Coaches Park Phaeons, Dog Carts, Top
Wagons, Road Wagons R0ckaways &C., al greatly reduced
prices to close the stock Store 10 let Beautiful Basket
Pony Wagons $l75.
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THE HAMBURGAMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S
iron mail steamship
Captain H. Schwenzen, carrying the United States mails,
will sail Tuesday, August II, 1852 at p. NJ for
HAMBURG,
taking Hamburg Plymouth and Cherbourg
First cabin $lso Second Cabin $7s steerage $685. gold
Payable in United States gold
The HAMMONIA to sail August a.
KUNHARDT CO., G. B. RICHARD BOAs,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
81 Broad street, n Y. No. y Barclay street, N. Y
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A kTiflCMb HUMAN EYEs-BAUCH GOUgEI,.
~ NAM formerly With Professor Bossonnsau, Of Pars)
e5l Broadway, New York. N.BThess eyes are endorsed
bv the faculty w '''''
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1EW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1856!
FINA~NAL.

UGUsT BELMONT c. >>|>""~"~>~--
II issue letters OF crsdt 6or trayslers' usH a,
acssrs 0oTHSCHlLD y"
In Paris I,udon, Frankfort and Vienns' -. A.,
'h rnssnai eities OF Earon 'neir CORE
A ssEssMENr KENTUcK MINING T".. Also make
"A coin per share; delinquent September 81 sale 25h dem
1858 Payments may be made through LEES WALLER,
80 Pine street.
u ANsAS PACIFIC RAILROAD 8 PER CENT GOLD
n Bonds; (Late Union Pacific, Eastern Dvisson( =
First Mortgage on old road, $40 miles,
In operation from Kansas City TO Sheridan.
Interest payable in New 0rk February and August and
June and December, In gold.
We would call the attention OF investors 10 this security a.
mon with the other Pacific reads.
Gross receipts for 1865 169, ,96l "a
Expenses including interest on bends and gov -
eInment supeidy. IJio,ooA IL
Those receipts from purely local business and BY the
extension of the road Denver City advertisement OF
MessIs Dabney Morgan Co the earnings will be largely
bonds. UTLEY 4 DOuGHERTY. IL Wall street.
MORTON BLISS 4 co,
1u .... 80 Broad street,
issue Circular Notes and Circular Letters OF Credit forrave
iers; also Commercial Credits available Ia all paris OF
Europe.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.
The elegant sdewhee steamship SOUTH AMERICA, 1000
tons burden, Captain Z. L. Tnklepaugh, will sail for 81.
Thomas, Para, Pernambuco Bahia and Rio de Janeo on
Monday, August 23 1859, at O'Clock p NJ from pier l3
North river. For freight or passage apply to
WIN. X. GARRISON, Agent
No Bowling Green. New York
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CLOTHING.

MINTzs, b2e SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY
IA brs streetWaned $4,000 worth OF OF Clothing,
Carpets and Jewery the Western and California
Ladies and gens guarantee TO pay highest price
tended TO by Mr. or Mrs Mintz.
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INNTREPOT DEs INDIES.
" India Cashmere shawis ...
Lace.
Gold medal at the Universal Exposition Of 1851,
FRANCAIs GRAMAdNAC,
NORMAND a CHANDON, Successors.
Paris.
Nos 50 and 81 Rue Richeieu, 81 and "a Rue Feydsau
greatest importers Of Cashmere shawls since syb and
represented In India by their French agents hus putting
aside all intermediary, who manage NE of
their shawls at Cashmere and Umrsr (Punjabl
Lace Mandatory
at Aencon Caen Bayeaux and Brussels OF the and
richest patterns, being their exclusive property.
Superior French Cashmere shawls.
Immense assortment Of all these articles
Fixed prices marked in plain figures.
Wholesale and retail.
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(NROrON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-sEPARArH
~ sealed proposals. each endorsed with the title OF tho
work 10 which relates the the bidder and The date
Of ~ o%eas OF wi, be received az this oce until II o'clock
zed to lay the "Brown Mler' pavement and also the
Fisk concrete pavement IN the city OF New York tho
laying OF the brown Miller" pavement In North Moore
street from West Broadway to West street, and in White
street, from Centre street TO Broadway for laying OF
the fisk concree pavement 29t6 from Third
siSlb avenue.
and forms tor the bids obtained application 70 the
tract clerk at this office.
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH} Aqueduc
GEORGE s. GREENE. } board.
NEW YORK, August u, 1859
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-06

The DAILY MONITOR will be served TO sub
scribers at TEN CEYrs WEEK.
Mr. GEORGE E. AAN BLARcUM has route
in the upper part of the city. Orders may
be left at this Office. Mr.. WILLIAM G.. JONES
will supply those at the Port.
Cop es may be obtained at the Post Office.
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Jonathan Burr, a wealthy citizen
and exbanker Of Chicago. died last
evening, aged rs years.

The Bordentown Female College,
Rev. j. II. Brakely, Presid mt, is en-
joying a most gracious season of revi-
val Over twenty of the young ladies
have been converted, and others are
still seeking The Trinity NJ. E.
Church, Bordentown, is also being
blessed with spiritual influence, and
several have found peace in believing.
Mrs. Debora B. L. Wade, wife of
Rey, Jonathan Wade, d. d., of Bur
nah, has entered into rest She was
seized with an apoplectic attack the
day previous wildcat dinner. and rem
dered at once insensible. She passed
quietly away, and was buried on the
evening of her departure. Mrs. Wade
was born in the State of New York,
Jan. 10th, 1901, and died at Tavoy,
Burmah, Oct 9Th 1868. She sailed
from Boston on the Goth of June 1928,
with her husband, and has resided in
Burmah ever since, with the exception
of visit to this country in 1888 Hel
missionary life embraced period o.
As years. She was woman of marked
ability.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-06
Reading Matter on every page.

The approaching session of the Ma
tional Division of Sons of Temperance,
to be h ID at Washington, promises to
be one of unusual interest. 1t is ex'
ppcted the sessions will be held in the
United States Senate chamber. After
the adjournment, the committee of ar
engagements of the Sons of Temperance
Of Washington have decided to accom-
pany the delegates on excursions to
Mount Vernon. Fort Washington, Rich
mond, and other points of historic in
terest.