, 1869-05-13

the Naval Bureau Of ynnds snd Docks, used to 70
TO school with President Graut In Ohio he
says tn4s they often 1sed to tGh&. and taaf one
of them got whipped e7ef5 ttnse, snd ha WASN'T
the one.
Ms Eltznbeth Peabody. zister-ot Mr. Horace
Mapp. who has devoted souae yeAH 70 the study Of
the Kindergarten syatem Of MANUAL labor IN con.
neeton with primary schools. will soon commence
some experiments On the system IN the ctitea o1
Massachusetts,. ..........-..
Richard Marley; IN eminent Odd Fellow, died n
Batuare LIST week. He had been the represep-
tattye of the Grand Lodge Of Maryland IN tne
Grand Lodge Of the United States conseeutlSely
since 1sss and was the oldest Living member Of
that body. lie wss also prominently connected
with the order ot Rcd Men .-.....
The New FORK Sun says: The Police Cou'-
uiss1one1s hare got I'D Of John y foung' tne
tribune once IL about 10 rti Itself OF John X
Young, the Canadians are trying TO get nd Of
John Young, the United States Government
would like 10 get I'D Of BEghan Toung, the sus-
Eek Jerseyulen have arrested Ephraim Young,
and Forney says he has been arrested for pub
fishing Toqng's Wight Thoughts
Train and the Rscolutioa hare parted company.
H.s, Anthony says: 'sI1e has been source of
grief to our numerous fIiends, and an anDoJaoct
to 1s;- snd Trala writes: "AJ practical uuths
made itscord among theoretical relormera. wai
W
grand thing; but IN my programme It does no'
| looS 80 large - peanut On anoN-dEtt.
Mn Ma1J F1cEtte died 1t Cofunbt1, Ne, on tht
| s4ih nit, aged 1o6 years. Her maiden name VA:
MARY brown. She nr1t married a Ar. LoTetJ, o
Maet4zs, With whom she lived sixteen years Hell
second husband w11 NJ. John Grace, Of HarnnE
| ton. n nh whom she LIVED six Year, The thin
was .fr. Thompson, with whom she lived sever
| ycarr The fourth husband was Nj. Zehulol
ALL Rnrhfu41cnaFr RndiPr 9hfn11h whom
she uhtatned pension. She lived With Ar. F1eEct,
| twenty-five ycatA. At the time Of her death Mrs
! Ficfttt had been . widow fifteen YEAR,
General Thouns Jonlan, Who has gone to Cubs II
the .ntereal Of the TcTo1utoulsta, Is graduate q
! West Point lie served as Chtef-of-Stnn K
General Deau1c2nr] during the 1rst three fcass Of
| ,hc rebcUlcu- After the reoelllsn be came North
and sought q livelihood bF writing for the press
! Au Odd Rrudge Of his against Jet1. Daris touS
[ io1m tn m Artic,e IN Harpr's .Nn7dna., which At
trac.ett considerable notice 1t the time General
Jof,an also wrote upon military, agricultural. aut
political subjects, both for The magazines and th'
rewspaperx.
Senr lanctpnst, cleyen years aSp, three men-
| picl Ea57y, Jack yL1Els and Jack Curtis-entcrct
the house OF Jesse Dur.ell, at night, for the pur
pose Of robbery. Nj. DurTel VIVA Oh the alert
and shot Curtis dead. Barry and Mills were AZ
rested convicted Of burglary, and sent to the Pen
steptta1J for ten yeszH On the btA Inst, this sam
Dick barry was arrested, CHARGED with having
| made the the AAzault on Allan P1nkeFton. the CHI
csgo detective, 1t Windsor, Canads, laat Jral
while be was engaged III work.nE up the Reno
Anderson robbery OF the Adams Expscas, Al Marsh
neld, 1ntl1ana- At that time, BsrzJ claiHed 10 b
acting a. detective under ordets Of sana- Felkel
| who In connecttnn with Colonel Woods Of th
Treasu7 Department, was operating IN tha
| vicinity.