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Kew York money and stock Marker.

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25; N. Y. Central ana Hudson River 90A Erie,
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FROM NEW FORK.
Fire at Albauy.

ALBANY, Dec. S.-The grocery store of ]. w.
Hall, No 3l5 Broadway, was damaged by fire
lasL night 10 the extent OF 5000 and tbe build
ing about $35O0-insured.
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SECOND EDITION
WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
The Occupation of Orleans
Despatch from King William.
The News Sent into Paris.
Details of the Late Sorties.
The New Mexico Silver Mines.
Etc.. Etc.. Etc. Etc.. Etc.
Details Of the Late Sortie
FROM EUROPE.

King williams Despatch Announcing the Cap
ture Of Orleans.
q BERLIN, Dec. 6.-King William has forwarded
the following despatch to Queen Augusta, under
date of Versailles, December 5:--
1.-THE city of Orleans was occupied by our
forces last night, without being stormed. The
Sd Corps took nine cannon and 1 mitrailleuse.
The Sth Corps of the 1st Army, on the 4th inst,
beat the French in several conflicts northeast of
Rouen, taking one gun aud four hundred pri-
soners. Our loss was only one killed and forty
wounded. WILLIAM"
The Parisians told of OrIeuus.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Prussians have sent
flag into Paris announcing the capture of Or
leans the rout of the army of the Loire, with
the capture of thirty guns, and thousands of
prisoners, and also report Of the death of
General Ducrot
The Russian Diniculty.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 6-The Russian Gov
ernment has forwarded dispatches to the
Government at Vienna, Florence, Tours,
and Constantinople with regard to the
Black Sea question. They are sinailar to those
addressed to Baron Brunnow, the Russian re-
preventative at London. The general tenor of
all these dispatches is that the Russian de-
mands are essential to the maintenance of the
peace of Europe.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Naval Orders.


Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Assstant Paymaster James
K Cam has been ordered to duty in the Oce OF the
inspector at the Navy Yard, New York. Lieutenant
Commander Baker ana First Assistant Engineer
Allen are detached from the Dictator, and Lieu
tenant Commander Nichols from the Terror, and
both placed on waiting orders. Assistant Paymaster
MCGOWAN has been detached from the Navy Yard.
New York, and ordered to the receiving ship Ver-
mont. Master John A. Vaughan has resigned.
ARMY Orders.
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander S. Webb, uuas-
signed has been honoraby discharged from the SER
vice OF the United States by the President under the
new army act. Colonel Webb, who served as Brevet
Major. General during the war, also served as chief
OF stan TO General Meade, and acted as Chief Mar
shal at the Inauguration OF President Grant. Can
tain Leicester Walker and Lieutenant George w.
Smith, at their own requests have been honorably
discharged the service un6er the same act.
One hundred recruits have been ordered from
New York to San Diego, California, to recruit the
21st Infantry.
Decline of American Commerce.
Representative LyRchs select committee on the
decline OF American commerce will hold their first
meeting this session tomorrow. The entire subject
heretofore referred is still before them. report
Will be made at an early day.
AS usual, so much OF the Presidents message as
relates to that matter was referred TO the Commit
tee on Commerce. this being a standing committee
not, however involving any conflict with the sub
iects before the sDecial committee,
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Cincinnati permitted Mrs. Hessing, a re-
spectacle woman, TO be buried alive in a well
pit and deliberated two hours whether there
was any use IN trying tn get her out. She
dead when her body was recovered, but the city
il not hanged for murder.
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Decline Of American Commerce.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Convicted of MausIauRbter

BOSTON, Dec. S.-Two Italians Bonerio and Clio,
tried for the murder OF Geraldine, another Itaian
in July last, have been convicted Of manslaughter.
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House on RepresentatIves.

Mr.. Brooks IN. " presented remonstrance OF
envelope manufacturers printers, and statiouers in
New York, against the manufacture and sale 10y the
Government OF stamped envelopes and the printing
OF business cards thereon.
By Mr.. Nye. to create fund to be known the Mine
raj Land Fund and for other purposes.
By Mr. Ross joint resolution relating to the Miami
Indian reservation in Kansas.
BY MIR. Pomeroy amendatory of the Presumption laws
Also joint resolution proposing Constitutional amend
ment relating TO female suffrage.
BY Mr. Abbott, to establish the Western Judicial dis
trict of North Carolina.
by Mr. Norton provide that all elections for Pres
denr, Vice President and members of Congress shall be
by ballot and Mr. Morton reply to Mr. Trumbull,
planned that the bill intended to apply to Kentucky
perhaps other States where the elections
were Uiud and not by ballot
The resolution relating coored schools in the District
of Columbis modified, on motion of Mr.. Sumner,
to direct the for information to the Secretary
OF the Interior instead of to the President.
Mir. Ross submitted resolution rectng the allegation
of frauds being perpetrated in the disposal of the
lands embraced in the Miami Indian reservation in
Kansas and directing inquiry by the Committee
Indian Affairs whether it is not advisable to direct
pension of the issuance of patents other EVIDENCE Of
title lands until such action be taken their
disposal contemplated by terms of treaty of 1854 with
said Miami Indians. Laid over.
AT l2 40 the Senate went into executive session,
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$1,000 Pa r 2 mt 6s. 100
$4,000 Jer EX'mpts
due IN 1850. .104 y
$4,000 w Jer rs. Is. 81
$1,000 w 4 Frank rs s54
slOOe Leh gold Lie. 905S
35 sh Read X. Is.
s6wn trf. 5lA
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CLKARED This MORNING

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer E. c. Bddle, McCue, New York, W. p.
Clyde 4 Co.
Steamer c. Comstock, Drake. New York. w. NJ. Baird
&C.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, New York. do.
Steamer Hannah Sophia, Teaf Derby, SinnicksCn
d Co.
schr A. F. Randolph, Maynes, st. John, n B..
schr H. T. Hedges Franklin, Providence, Graen,
RotheTmel Co.
Schr j. j. Worthington, Brown, do. do.
Schr Mary s. Cranmer Harner, do. do.
Schr M " Cook, Falkenburg, do. do.
Sohr Almira WoOley, King. Gloucester. do
Schr Samuel @. Hart, Kelley, New Bedford, co.
Schr w. S. Doughten, atem, Washington. do.
SchT Sarah Clark, Griffin, Newport, do.
Schr Othelo, Matthews, NewbuTport, SlnnicksoL
4 Co.
Sebr West Wind, Townsend, Providence, 40.
Schr T. a. Edwards, Lee, Lynn, 40.
SehT X. s. Dean, Cock, Taunton, do.
SchT NJ. n. NerTiman, BaDoitt Dight0n, do.
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CONG II e s s.
TERM THIRD SESSION

WASHINGTON, Dec. a-Bills were introduced aud laid
the table as follows:-
BY Mr.. Wilson (Mass), to prevent the assessments OF
money Goyernmen MT employees for political other
purposes The bill provides th.t it shall be unlawful for
head of department collector of customs internal
other government officials to permit know
ipgly fail prohibit any such assessment and
ploye paying such shall be dismissed from
office and be subject to fine not exceeding thousand
dollars.
The bill also provides for the following addition the
oath subscribed to And that / have not during
the time, paid promised assessment
involuntary contribution for political other
1t also forbds under the penalties importer
broker, agent other from making to Gov
ernment official employe, member of his family,
directly indirectly, present, grauty, reward,
compensation for service promised rendered in
nection with the duties of his Office.
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STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.......4s IL A. M.......bO 2P. M. 4s
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine NeUs see Inside Pages
(By Telegraph)


NEW YORK, Dec. s. Arrived. steamship Abys
sinia, from Liverpool.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Washburne Correspondence.
Complexion Of Committees.
Proceedings ofCongress
Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.
complexion Of Committees.
eedings ofCongress

Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.
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Latter from President Cespedes.
Mexican Grant in California.

ETC., ETC.. ETC.. Etc, Etc.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-08
HOLMES TOWNSHIP,

Crofurd Co., Ohio.
Dokter, Sir, want yu to Cend Me
sumthin to cure breakin' out awl over.
| cant tell yu what it is, but it burns and
iches. The wife thinks it is the Each,
but | don't think it is, but you're the phe-
sishsion and send me sumthin to Mock it
higher than haman.
You're friend
, 1870-07-25

II C -sstAy t.Hi Nary ,5e'sr.,ni rays:
% As Son Mnlike vas hardly known to road.
campaign p hieh ended at salow1, the m1n 10
~huse nYsin will be duo whatever Of successful
strategy sl.all cl:zacsrrize TIE French arms Il,
the coming var is a. yet nans:n.i- General
Louis In1.. Trorhu is to-'1sy u1!cni1hly tn"
Lest s.liief OF France. He is now s. ycars Of
or. he was msae Lieutenant in 1sto. and
promoted to CaptaiEey in 1913 His firrt
e.sr ee1vic, wss witt. tha: fne
soldier, nueeaut. in Algeria, Chef d'tsca Iron
ard Major in ls4G, and Lieutenant Colonel in
ls5a. Lis tirst European eer.ice Was in the
the Critneaa ws-, he "a. sas1. c.aisf Of the
General S:aI 31ld. ly reference 10 kinglake )
History it vii! le seen that in al conferences
! With I.otd Raglan, Trnchu. rather tam St.
! A,naui CT c1arc!'Fst, MA spokesman on tao
part Of l'rAnce. I'll ougls'nt the campaign.
/! i>a>ins lse"n Esate Gen-tsl o: Df:SaIs III 1854.
10 eeenri:~l t!::s po:itiun OF eonL Laen:iA staff
| ot.:ecr Of 'f~ cc,nr.aacr-ia-Cl.isf, an Office
analogous ~ that Of Gnaiscaaa unAcs Blu ,Aer.
<: cr in just recognition Of Lis military ah;:'s
ara tkail- IL l;sM no reached his s 'aac q
,cr lie was cl=-scl with The p:,a,r.-
,ion Of r!.: to rcc.raniEe the army
inetea.l o1. as las been suggested
lacking the Irn~s;.l confidence. l- has i: il
The mcst hatre1;ng degree. His essay upo:
! ur9a,.i.a.ion. "L-lrtnes' Fraa"aise,F ua,>
1ishesi in lNi'77. ran through tan editions
! Trrcltu il trowa totar: anti:ipate1 the era:,t
# war with Prussia 4 recent PamTl.:c
frou, Liz zen. wlti:h unfortunately ersuos ;
nntsinel i IN tll.s coautrs, develops At in,ue:.s
deal ct stsd5 q: the I.hez:lsh frontier Is
fighting field, .nl pala=liy iaiisates the ~
tionaI Impulse - occupying s:,e stca:ey7-s
mind, s;i,,uu,d the war r:tryivc lie iist batti
fortnight. and promise. as esems very lsi
II. 10 Ia long one. TEochu's na.uA uaa
,hsnve TO appear At the head o: tho Fscns
| AFMiet."
, 1870-07-25
IA1EGT5 81 TELEGRAPH.


fGS1NS, luis 9a.-11:la =. m.-lhse StItr3
s-ez r.: s?h E.ts,.t St l's s-a.+. ait, ~, S.ti;
l'l!f.d s-atee s-2rs. 's'. 60
l.nNeaS, .1Gr 73-S !. 1:.-t hte-i s':.e>
s .as ~. -: f'ri..,l States s-cE, g. 3;
Cn,te, states s-e"s. e.. *7E.
L0>TrS, july s5-:.scliin.-t"n ~: Amer.
can <eerstties au.st :.n,t s:rastr; :e' i7Mts at
lsn1cp. tss -; 'h.S. 81: 6ss, ssE: 1.sa". ~:
Fries ILL.,: 1l,.ois, Is; Aias4t.c Great Western,
y. >tttkr 1i!rt Rud steady.
FAEIs, July e3-5 r. m.-fiourse closei lt1E
rtItcs. ct, 41t-
IivErrr,t1, JcEr ea-s r. m.-W1ntrr whcat-
1os 11i4 1.s: 1r,1 wh~a;, 10. 2A,alaa 81: white
Wheat, lis eita IT'S 1c~l c.rr, S.sa aas ST. L-rs,
i2sG 1as al. Hest nr.eeaog.~s
l,yErr0o1, Jnix sJ-i:ysaing.-Cot1nn market
Gr:r; :'nlil;; NE:aI,S, So: Orleans -; sa'es
1.etu. }ls,cs n. sri cnta:inr and export, hD.
Bycah=,rns ca4er. California white Ehra:- US
et.t4 rs !ol: rr.1 wc.tr-;, Sa ?, 'es ~ .is II:
rtnt.r ins 1,,!al l1s: Wratrru fo,!r ss ii. fn:n-
! 81 ! nlix,,l. s3ea::s S,t. uats, y ~. Harley,
-. rea;. AS
| c,L C#eese. tss- BIcta-CutaEs:.!A1H! cut o'S:
| &G;..-r,. Il ttltlies, Ca. ~.
| Common rosi:. s. sa:F-s Ei: I'LL" rH>in. "
! 81. Splflts petroleum. III Fta:el, J. "a'i
Ttllaw, us sh. Tn!p.nr'.t, sig. Hns~ed ''i' as
lt.l. lit,scttl cakes, Tvs.
| LcSpsS. -!u!s .c-TA.Iow, ;5S s2c-ro Ci; o9S
:~Ncar, els tssto 7is s.l. Whale Gil. a~ Ca!rntt.
I1stsJ, Gssasas ID. 1nsron 7osln bH"yafs
! uGrS, :stHsl. ID. ...-.
| EEEAkS, July 2a-Fetzeterm yesterday o7cae'
and tn,-css 9net AMI stsa.1y .: t'.a}":s caa.
Fl IErEE JE;s e. Ftt1' learn :. Ser !a* "f.s.'1
cr.& ct.i sira.ir Ut II marc tInces sc;lil. ces'
| IT c,:y ): :: marc t+lEt1s.
, 1870-07-25
TRAGEDY IN IDAHO.
fr.Chtsnl ShnotinE AsFray Mt Placer.
ehtc-R>s'trr'saiuwd t-xrsS-te.tCc ssf stir
MNrnrr~A Man altsl His Murderer
its tlAc Et.nt.


Ia the Fight.
fr..' nc I:rho H'cr!t, July TO-
cr !a.t Saturday yesssai, Tatersi!!e nas the
fcee ot cite ~ the most terrible :ra, tes that
We lave ever lae.n called t.,nt to ,t,e,,nicte
which ictnltcl il tie iae.x..t de.,h or o..
,t't11ie lr6a aid the death " another few
Lcnts l!ttrnari. 1t :p1cAfs tts: fynl e,,.:-
I'll between J. A. 4A:'tos:. rasa fsmI,Ariy
krown ae A>a Abbott. who lives on raache "a
Cr,.cf l'aye,t. Valley. md a yo1us mApn1:u,
Datid II. Eannnr, who for soma Tins p.st
has been engaged ID mining OIL Grant,. Creek
or iu that vlrinity. The paE1ice bad not MT:
for z,o;t ,uo u1u.l,hs lcfore, aud, Is we are
inforucS, The bitter frelias l.etween them b.
came more i,.te1isi;ct! in consequence Of some
rough latsusss m.lle Use Of by J. j.. Atao:s
in tho I>eil.c.aic County Convention. With
met at Cent.es;llc OF tho 2;1 al last April,
when Hauntre Lame VAS pl1ctd before fhs
Convention for the nomination for 'sooi SUP
liam u. AhLat., and one Cn1len, uho ht'
lcrn in tho employ ct tho Abaoiss at thei
,aurl4e, csmc to PlaterviIte, which l. abou'
Twelve M;lcs :ietaut from the ranc.ie. aod they
met Young Hammer Ill the plaza, near the ssof
OF 1lr, william Isnch. Some NnTds e1chsng
cd ttwctn A-a ABBOTT AID HAM r.. tue iorme
| stsndlrs Is lii, clulo, wh:le Williaa Ahoo:
w.s .tsnt!inG 1ear lia1noz. taking to him als
tCrlen IL I'M, I'll eu1ncwlia: to o.lc side durin
! tie cul.scrfation. li4nDof stepped forwar
) ard ristoi- wt1e d1nyn. H1nuor WIS shat
tie sek nj Tic hc,l. Tie hall penetrating Il,
ktsi''. and a-otler sAot E.el by Asa Abot
.s;Iuk Lin in tho centre Of TIC fosehesI
EAnrn: 1:s,.actd to ::.c tui-c :. Asa Abbott
a1'' tie tiir1: time III PISTOL vent on into I'll
EEonnd ~ he fef,. A.a Abbott fired SON
!hIes or f"ur rfo:r slsogetbcr, and onc ball
ns:1H y ~ ,ncned fur i7auuor, took eject il
in tue s6ar ef ,laus,or, s,rieiius lin ah,at th
sctt1c OF tht ats:oncn. Hannor died almos
.H.a!niS. ..! ard William Al.uost fingered uut
sfs.,a sS,n' II CLOCK =, In, ~hcn he Also expir
r1n, natnrn tbonsh be had bis pistol out, We II
prevent him, Iherc are about t,,c main ~
N regard to the terrible ad.ir, ~ xo have I.
ce1Sed them from pessona who Heso present.
, 1870-07-25
MONETARY AND Commercial.
MONETARY.

SArrKoAf EvKSIS''. July q
E.EaEces and She markets generally are IN
~ unsettled and unsatisfactory condition.
Tho prices Of grain are too low for war
rf1ee-." Int two high to he maintained except
nft tae imminent prospect Of war, and too
L.eh fer The condition Of grain in this 1aArket.
ala N fscw ef tie coming crop Gold il 1t
Iiehet ur7e~ tlan can be maintained IL the
prospect Ct war should disappear. hut lover
than IT w Ire If til" actual lighting takes the
rlscc cl INC r-e.tEt r.rIcying and threatening.
II It we're NOT that thcte ia al
1rctt a. certainty OF war. the
natural t~1de;1cy Of :le ln.sleis would assert
i.sslf, grin anil gid would declue. and the
I.s1I1 .Atsis of l.oiste in foregr, market. woull
advance. In far. tho in1met.iatc prospect o.
rssteems 10 have but little more effect th,a TO
Stimulate prices Of breals.":rr. and thoash in
,ln, tEent Of a great t'a.tt'e being fo:1Cat,
rricsso Of graft, provisions, and goll woM1i eul-
,.nlv st.yantc, AID bona. u sail,len,y and
temporarily decline. it is nut lia;,rub4:le that
N immediate reaction would take place AZ
f.r 9. csn ncv bs fnseseen the war in
Europe promises TO bc short
ard decisive one. anti oi
x.cl, a wnr, the effects upon United States
,,o,t.s. al,d cunr e4.,lent1y upon the c1rreaty
rr,ce Of gold, tfor the Tise Of gold cor
responding tn the decline in the go!d value o.
honGe, only shove tile proportion IL Wucf
| tho demand notes OF the government dcPre
ciate in sympathy with the inte1est-beIint
obligations Of the eaue ,goyernment i
oseisu u9Less), bare probably been already
, 1870-07-25

appeared. and there ste few drawbacks which
tcN weeEE Of f1gCrAbIe weather cannot re-
rzsr. With 81 Az. rage saaAoa the present .cre-
age should Pire nearly three and h,if s.lsili1h@
u The last. the produ:t would ,,e little short
Of ,IN',rM-se:ch was Of so rem1rS t''to
a rli-rac TT fsr cult MED yrpwt. .nl l4:o
1ic4in: tat nar October esttnaa,c, rea-:aa''!'
c7+ It the tltu'., Of 2.1tt1.ihl3 sales, Nt> ai'
.anced 1t the cioec Of the season to ,. ,ooo'
OATS.
This crcp il looking hetter thAn, worll he
eA1tctei il yicw, ,nl the heat and drought Of
:Lc sc.son. Its coa,.itieu ID = fail l:era,s in
aLout l,aIf the Stale+, islc;u ring nj Of Srs
E1','!a'-i, 'c1>pt v-smont', New Jersey,
=. nnr.s:var1a, MARYLAND, S:tsiuia. North Caro-
ina, A'as'na, Mi-si-si'1l. Aria Ht4, T.lres-
sse. Weft VirSinia, Kentucky, and Osasm;
il il lehs ,s"uai ing in New York, south CAro-
l;l.a, Georgia, Floa.ia, Texas, AMl all tas
Weste1n States, in which tho deaeit
rangts ftcu: to q pet cent During the sea-
stn Of growth there wa abundant rain On tho
itlantic coast etweeu New Jersey a.1d Su1tL
Carulins ;.1:t Throughout The moaatala ta:-
tion CT The south, and on the Al]e:haniaa
plateau. In the Quo Valiey,!r1agat AMI h'.s
have proved Injurious. tho quality sll ger
orally be very good.
TOBACCO,
There is an iac1eaee of acreags ia Virginia
ATT? Ecu'ucly. Oar returns sliuN a.. ssy.t-
h1lG 4SAoo VI AAHHtt {FSA NSNt- H2'tC,'
crease If Indicated IL. Oiio. Indi,na. AMI Mis-
aaur. TIE appearance II the er.,p i snl'cE'o,
i'll E,ntucl:, virSinis, North caroii''1, an!
t;eorgia- E1nu:L LIZ. injured II on lite uor:h
ride of ti.r Uhsu.
F2y'1Is- .... ....... ..
Tic p.c:7.rt I r .p;'l:'s Is unusually :;roi
f,cus Hisi. { to Georgia. except il IL nlAyiva:
ria aLsl Mar ia,:5 ALI T.nae-=..c il the only
i;te,iur sire nfj~', ca:, Il si,n Al are-a... In
l'z., sy.v ma uiucls compliant Is n,!c if .re-
,ar ur,. fall: :; fF':sa s.m trra+-
l,..!nf arr s.,nsru bat l:s" anuad.at TINA
apples. The prospect IN New .Inrsay !. r.
turned at rrr rent afrnvc an average. DELI
Iase will Lot have full yield. Kent C,uat-
rcToE:r lnr hall crop Illinois i n!acci at )
in c=rt bf.!ats an average, npa Michigan NJ 10.
/ caci.eY Mai other ft11its werc destroyed hy
fusi in alarcl, throughout the Gulf S:ates.
t;raias gent T'iy PROMISE remarkably well: 4
fill src:asa j. Indicated il Caiitorna. Mig
so't1i. ana olisl, and very few States II Aae un-
f-.u1 .bie rcturn=.
The a.I,lr aul peach ctoas are greatly III
tested by Insects in tho Mid1tc Sts:eh.
, 1870-07-25
AfiES-HUTLER.

The esorstoEc OF General 1snev mud
:nt>x 1si:si,cAG E5ntfcf - The il0~t
1..s.:.:.,.t i1.a.Aar at thr ikh.id ss.cr
ssnaN It ii, s.s.trlt.
t"..n t'n'y.N f.>J 1'rA = 'se cinrira1s' c':"-
1.CrtaL
IT, grta: f4sl.o.l*?. ertnt II tho aca,so'i
w=., tic 1naH.a -. t.l:s evening. AT Lowell. tf
G.nt RI; a:ri >r,.ztor tlcit."s1 Ames. ri Mis'i.-
si;, I" Mis- ita:c:'c. daughter OF Goncf.n 3,
T. rt:rr-
Gcta uasir;. tos long time. IIlN hri,lr
iirr-r~su wa> "hUltv impaired from Europe.
Kid Nil IL" Arrangements Aave been Of the
fuc-s lavish character.
t:ct ersi i,rtltr h.s very fine place at
lu~4 H. nnsl i: lis. ivult ltroralesi for tic oc-
c.>iol, Utterly regardless of ex1tnsc.
Their: were present. ns the cermoar in The
Eri>4 ,'I,al Church. Senators l'omcroy. Of Kan
sa=. auh f.Har'iser. Of Michigan. Hov"rnnF
Et.:,ir, Wendell Philips. a:,l n:tylerous c;saet
wel'-s,c"n gr:s:'en,tt, in this and ohar States,
l1:rl.Hng nut few Of tho hrs.etroom's maas
fiieut.s a1l1 comrades.
\ curious crowd t,rsiegotl the ch,.c.,. cou-
scntc1l t. wait outside and eec ;l,o .h':y: la:
thu cl.Mteh eas o1sly rntu;erattly tutt. All who
| tEsir.I, and wl'nec dressed wss respect able.
! ts,lth ~cru tE. conditions E.:inscl by tho
EEnA csatas Ii :.ja.u1us !. weSe aaasittcs!. How
.,.r. iL>,.lt's:s H.r,. given mt with an I'm
etntiEg e:aut, aud thu cspw1 It the tccs:,:ipn
| Nte asel. f,1r.'tt tll1ts a. tho cerc:nos.y.
The l,i.r Na~ ,:r..s III white con!ed sil
vclonrs. viii, :.nuncc and eecr1rsss of ,lucl,.
t,.c Ice. ::,.k'N.il. a:!a grange lowers. There
i %as II. j. ncl;y-
Mrr. l.nt!r9 worea d.css OF grcca velTci
! and Ecavr Err' u -llk.
The trademarks wore white ti1k slr.rscn.
sl2la.train a!t.l ovcr--kirts II tniiv. i3opel III
uih iInwrtr, tarlt ,sssiillt: tI,wASa of diss.ct
and different culoc- Their vells l.l,ae tlowt
Inv III tlr right ride. but were caught up o1
tlt, tl.ouiurs I'll tue lett
The bridegroom aud Gcrc:al E1tl2r wc7t
in plain escuins tlsess. lNt ;ha gsea.1sI,c1
were full mi4it. .:y costume. c2lI Of t,s"tu he
i.:E an nliccr IN the Tcgular army. Three o
the four bridesmaids arc I4aweit }aiaics.
Tic church vAs decorated only on the st:at
railing and l'r1!pit, whh ,uowerf, IN . mos
effective 1uau,tcr.
The ceremony ra- Performed by Or. J. lson
Ih., war The tltst minister il Lowell t,s.rrie
,i-l,xi al itntaer aul HI. witc, ani oap;izet tn
l,1Itic uf slns evening. Four other e.ercvma
assi.'t4l III tin. ceremony. i,r tItir ps.'~n1*
After the st'lrull rt,r vet iln4i beef, pr rtetnt.
;ile l1:t! iIuc. et.I 10 tie re.ileUce VI Ge4e
IL El.;.L4. iEr grounds and roalus OF .,l!is
we're decorated aud Illuminated in : mots nr
tEsc AID !rilli-nt r:tr.,er, where EIu4i, II
t.Hst..s il: .."S:sess It the l'stec's TIM.
AZ All .sn:,,sc It HE ial{~rin$ manner
: nlic.s Gererel ;sutter has cal sirt o.. hi. ho
.,l:able pisue. i, may be mon. iohe4l that
: Chartered tlir aln.o uf the .1errin,1. H1Iss
r-eri'n for bis Sse-t4. End ergaSea sli I!
: 7vaiI,bse room il: another hotel, while r:iva
..tx,~.~ are cprrs"i TO atcou1n oiate those "!
:. a1e no; otherwise rro, idel for.
Tie festivities Will lie kc,i. up fer sove1