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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-26

Masonic Celebration IL Petosbwy.-We
have received several accounts, all agreeing,
that the Masonic celebration DIST. Johns
Day, by the colored NIasons of the State,
i'll Petersburg, was grand success. The
ceremonies were imposing, the procession a
large one, making fine display and a
favorable impression upon all who Witnessed
them. After marching through the prin-
cipal streets, the different lodges wgecalled
from labor to refreshments, where n ele-
CANT dinner was enjoyed by fhe many pre-
sent. Several prominent white citizens of
Petersburg were present.
Fifteen different blue lodges were repre-
sented, and one Royal Arch Chapter.
Speeches by prominent Masons wsre de-
livered at the colored Baptist chuiph, and
listened to with profound attention. The
different lodges Of colored Masonslin Vir-
ginia are working under charters granted
by the fraternity III England. The Ord
is rapidly gaining strength throughout the
State amongst the colored men, and when
they shall have become better educated, so
as to more fully appreciate the beauties of
Masonry, we may expect them toincrease
in numbers and strength, in keeping with
the progress Of education. We have given
this subject notice in our local columns, not
having the space to publish the several lst-
ters received descriptive of the proceedings.
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The Panorama Of Paradise Lost.-This
elegant painting will be on exhibition to-
night, and for five successive nights, at As
sembly Hall. Its moral teachings are
sufficient to induce the attendance of crowds,
but when we consider the beauty and merit
of the work itself, we have an additional in
ducement to behold it. Its appeals to the
sacred sentiments of the heart are direct
aud powerful, throwing out an influence at
once pure and ennobling.
Milton furnished, in this great theme,
food for the mind while the artist, acting
upon his conception, has given us material
for the eye, attracting by its loveliness our
thoughts hcavenward, teaching us to dis
card our affection for the world and to seek
after those lasting throughout eternity. Old
and young alike will be interested in this
noble work of art, and we bespeak for it
the liberal patronage of the Richmond pub
liz
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Hotel A,TivaIs. note the folloWin

Hotel Aaripals. note the following
to-day:
II Davis, Gooclland; d j woodfin, New Can
ton, Va; j Davis, do; q A Bradford, Washington
Dr. Al Flip, Caroline; p sWood, southern Elk
press company; j M Lawson, Va; J W Smith,
Va; N Carrington, Charlotte; 9 L Lucas
I.ynchburg; J W Booker, Nai B $ Hooper and
lady, Farmyille, Xa; J Graves dty; Bngg,
Charlotte, John Booker, city; J w Barksdale,
do; J II Alexander Va; L J Leuth, Petersburg;
e . Roper, Greensboro j Hanger, city; l. w
Townsend, do; R L Potts, Southern Express CO.;
w J Wood, King William; Captain L w Free
man, steamer State of Virginia; w w Smith, N
o; G A Johnson, city.
Exchange and Balord--Rev S Smith and
two children, Phila DR. w b Ball, Va; L T. Bal
lard, Hanover; Ii Gin, N Y; Ii II Marshall,
do d L Read, do w Toller and wife, do +; j $
Hall, do ID Hall, do; Sam'l Hannah, Charlotte /;
w II Redwood Balto Alpheus Baker, Ala w
Danyille H Mosely, do; w Stewart Salt
vile G II Lee, w Va; M Helmbold, N Y; S
Raans, Berlin; y Pretlow, Southampton A G
] w Senior, f North and wife, w * smith,
wife and two sisters, N Y; J A Stubbs Glouces-
ter; Moore, Petersburg; Brown, X P r r.
and two children G; Miss Dickson Norfolk ;
w w Adams, Petersburg w !. Moon, Halifax !:
L + Harris, Va; Howards, Miss
Ford's HoteI.-T GaslSins, Stafford; G G
Boston; w Bell, Baltimore: w w Gray,
I Anderson, Washington and Lee University;
] L Kent, Wythe county; II bearing, Miss nj
f Dearing Augusta; H Hughes, j w Dickinson,
Lynchburg; T w Falmtleroy, Middlesey; Mrs
Chs Sparhawk, w Stewart Florda ID Alex
ander, n Y; T Sweeney, W 7 Duval, Williams
w Rhett, Va; G A Strater, Nelson M Dixon, N G;
Hon w II II Stowell, Halifax; Miss Mary Hickey,
New Orleans A A Moody, Lancaster, Va; ] II
Allek, Kentucky; w Stratton, Cairo, Ill; S G.
Eubank, Va II Funk and son, Baltimore; w
Bonnell and wife, N Y; M Watts, Va J Cor
prev, Norfolk; L Q Shepard, Baltimore; p Will
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. John Tyree, for many years a resi-
dent Of Bath county, Va, near Healing
Springs, died on the 18th instant, at the re-
markable age of about one hundred and
one years. He was born in Shenandoah
county, Va, in the year 1770, and had a
familiar acquaintance with the tolls and
dangers of the pioneers of the Valley, and
a distinct recollection of some of the Incl
dents of the revolution.
Capt. B. f. Childrey, of Petersburg, ON
Saturday last, assailed Mr.. Camp, reporter
Of the mden, for an article that appeared in
that paper. Only three blows were struck,
when they were arrested by police officer,
carried before the mayor, and each bound
over in the sum of Sl00 to keep the peace.
The Richmond Masons, who visited Pc
tersburg Saturday, were handsomely enter
tanned by Blandford Lodge, No. 3, by a
supper at the Skating-Rink. Messrs. Fl. H.
Wells, Jr., Pegram and others, of Rich
mond, made appropriate remarks in re-
sponse to calls.
A colored woman, named Malta Wilson,
who, with her husband, lives on the land
of the late William ii. Bell, near Arbor
Hill, Augusta county, gave birth on Mon
day night last to three children, all boys,
and large, hearty, and doing well.
The Charlotte Democrat says that Col.
Leavenworth, who has been in England for
some time past, has secured fortune of
$3.50, 900 for Mr.. John Elwood and his
brother, of that section, which had been
left them in England.
Mr.. John Meyers, Of Mt. Crawford, Au-
gusta county, aged " years, suddenly fell
dead while sitting on his porch and talking
to his wife on last Saturday one week. He
was seemingly well up to the time Of his
death.
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Letter from Petersburg.
PETERSBURG, June oath, 1871


TO The Editor Of the State Jouqaof.
Every one was taken by surprise yesterday
by the appearance in our papers of a notice
from the president Of the present Board of
0yerseers of the Poor of this city, calling
for a meeting of that Board on the last day
of their legal existence, at which meeting,
the notice says, "a superintendent and a
physician are to be elected, " and the con-
tracts for making the coffins for the ensuing
year are to be given out. How many more
of the duties of the next years Board are
to be performed by this Board at this last
meeting, the notice does not particular
ize but for cool piece Of unwarrantable
assumption of authority this will be quite
refreshing with the thermometer at 90
degrees. As well might the outgoing
Council meet on the Both of this month
and proceed to elect the police force and all
other city officers for the ensuing year, and
thus more emphatically defeat the will Of the
people, as our model "oyerscers' are about
to do. What outrageous conduct won't
these people be guilty Of, in order to hold
on to the petty little offices, and thus SWIM
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Gpsains State gollrnat.
COMMERCIAL HONOR NEEDED.

New York financial circles have, quite
recently, been agitated by another sudden
collapse in the speculative haunts of Wall
street. Itappears that about April a COM
bination was formed to force up the price
of Rock Island stock and get corner on
the bears. The principal men in the
clique were VIM. A. Woodward and John
F. Tracey, the president of the company.
Starting at Ill, they gradually bought
Rock Island till it sold on Wednes-
day morning at l30. The capital stock is
one hundred and seventy thousand shares.
The pool was limited to purchasing sixty
thousand shares, but Woodward overran
the limit, and actually bought $4,000
shares, or one hundred and three thousand
more han were ever issued. lie thought
the thing vas lovely, and looked for fine
squeeze on tn, bears. Tuesday he bought
all that was offend, and became alittle sus-
picious of the sellers before the day closed.
He was under engagement to put up heavy
margins Wednesday morning, and the clique
were to furnish him with one million dol
lars, but he found on Tuesday evening
that they could not furnish the million.
There was no help for it, the bubble must
burst. Rock Island opened at 1901, but as
soon as the state of affairs was
known, there was scene of the
widest confusion. Many men saw that
they were ruined, and the shouting, yelling,
and rushing were of the most excited char
acter. Soon after the board was opened,
several members officially announced that
they must fail, and asked that their stocks
be sold out under the rule. About three
million dollars worth were sold out, and
in two hours the price had fallen to 40.
Nine dealers were publicly announced as
having failed, exclusive of Mr.. Woodward.
Strange as it is, sympathy is actually ex-
pressed for the men who were ruined by
this speculation, as though they had been
the victims of any other than their own
cupidity. New York sadly needs a higher
standard Of commercial honor.
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Richmond Normal ,School.-The fourth
annual examination of the Richmond Nor
NAL School will commence tomorrow at
$3.50 A. NJ, at the school rooms on 18th
street, opposite the jeff Davis Mansion.
The rapid PROCESS made by the scholars,
and the very efficient management Of the
teachers, lend an unusual interest to the
exercises. A cordial invitation is extended
the friends and patrons of the school to be
present and witness for themselves the i'm
provement made by the scholars during its
past session.
We can confidently speak, in advance
of the examination, of the manner in
which the teachers have discharged their du-
ties, and the great good they have accom-
plished. We feel sure all will reflect credit
upon themselves for the manner they have
conducted the school under their charge.
We annex the programme of the exer-.
cises:
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES.
English Grammar. r.................. Senior Glass
Essay-"Charty Rarity"
Physiology ...................,..Ju Junior Glass
Essay-'iA Mothers Love.''
Written Arithmetic. .............. Senior Glass
SINGING.
Essay--"Home"
GLOBES. .........-....S .School
OBJECT LEssoN-"Books."
Execution and Phonetics School
Essay-"Present, Past and Future
essay Progress"
Algebra. .....................Ex Elk. Senior Glass
SINGING
Essay" Moral Sublimity.'
Natural Philosophy ........... Ex. Senior Glass
Mental Arithmetic, Essay and Exercise.
eYMNAsTIcs---"E Essay and Practice
=
Physical Geography. y................ Senior Glass
SINGING.
OBJECT LEssoN-"Water.p
Drawing and Writing
Ealedctory,
Parting Song,
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Bailed.-John Branch, colored, who was
arrested for shooting Thomas White, some
days since, "a full account of which has
already been published in this paper,) was
before Justice White this morning, for a
hearing, but, owing to the absence Of
White, who is still suffering so much as to
be unable to leave his room,. the case was
again continued until Monday next, and
Branch bailed in the sum of ST 900 for his
appearance on that day. Two witnesses
for the Commonwealth were examined who
testified that in their opinion the shooting
of White was entirely accidental.
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The Effects Of Near-iSightecaess. "A
near-sighted gentleman was yesterday asked
while at dinner at West Point il he would
have some of that dish (scalloped oysters),
of which he was particularly fond, refused,
declaring he never ate cymblins. His friend,
next to him, refused to correct the mis-
take until after dinner, when he declared
il was no laughing matter, TO ride all the
way to West Point and then be cheated out
Of his favorite dish.
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The Fine Arfs.-One of the finest speci
mems of the Photographic art that we have
lately seen is that of a scene on the Dock
taken by Davies, and which is exhibited in
front of his gallery just below this Office.
1t represents a schooner unloading ice in
front of Babcock's house, and is so well
and plainly done, that every rope, block,
the vessels name, the features Of those on
board, and all the surroundings, are clear
and distinct. 1t is handsomely done, well
worth looking at, and reflects credit on one
of our Richmond artists.
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Examinations IN the Public Schools
The official examination of the scholars in
the public schools for promotion has been
nearly brought to close. On Friday SUI
peiintendent Bmford examined the follow
ing colored grammar schools No. IL,
Miss II. L. P. Harris, teacher No. u,
Miss Hadley, teacher No. 27, Miss
Hughes, teacher.
This morning the white grammar schools
were examined, as follows No. 10, Miss
Easley, teacher; No. 20, Miss Pearce,
teacher No. %, Mr.. Crump, teacher
No. 33, Miss Stanwood, teacher.
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Seriously Hmt.--Yesterday afternoon,
while car No. s was passing the corner of
Twenty-filth and Main streets, about Z
o'clock, an old man, who was crippled, at
tempted to jump from the car while in
motion. Although the car was going at a
slow rate, the driver attempting to stop it
for other passengers, the man fell, striking
the back OF his head against the rail, causing
an ugly wound, which bled profusely. He
was rendered insensible for some time, but
was kindly cared for by some of the neigh
bors. No one appeared to know him,
which rendered it impossible for us to as
certain his name. We have so often cau-
toned parties against jumping from the
cars, and the danger of doing SO. that it is
unnecessary to repeat the warning. The
drivers are instructed to stop for the en-
trance and exit of passengers, and will do
so whenever requested. The driver, on
learning the accident, stopped his car, and
went back to give all the assistance he
could to the wounded man, and was in no
manner to blame for the accident.
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Co'rection.-We are requested to correct
the statement in the Dispatch of this morn
ing, relative to the ending of the term of
Judge Wellford's court. 1t should have
stated that the jury drawn was for the term
commencing the Sd dayEof July.
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Election Of O6icers.-At a quarterly
meeting of Benjamin Lodge, No. 50, |. 0.
b. B., held the 25th inst. at Covenant Hall, /,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: B. Becher, Mont. II.
Morris, President A. Harris, Treasurer
S. Pike, Recording Secretary; N. Green
wald, Financial Secretary /; NJ. Nelson, A.
NJ; A. Hirshburg, |. G.; A. Lazarus,
0. G. M. L. jacobson and Joseph Cohen,
representatives to District Grand Lodge.
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Rather Verdant.-A Richmond genth-
man, who visited West Point yesterday,
was jubilant with the idea that he would
enjoy fish just taken from the water. 1t
dinner, when asked if he would take
"Sheep-head," declared that he didn't come
there to eat mutton, as he could get sup
ply of that at home. Returning, he COM
planned loudly of the want of fish, when il
occurred to him that there was more fish
in ''Sheep-head" than there was mutton!
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Tie Norfolk Excursions proposed
excursion to Norfolk by Syracuse Lodge,
X. P, is creating quite conmotion among
the members of the Order and their lady
friends. 1t is getting to be the town talk.
We have every reason TO believe that it will
be q great success.
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Progress Of Opposaion.- wires of
the Southern and Atlantic telegraph COM
pany are now in operation to Danville at
reduced rates. The construction of this
company's lines is being rapidly pushed for
ward, and it is expected will reach Savan-
nah before the middle of August.
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Episcopa1 City Missionary Association.-
The semi-annual meeting of the City Mis-
sionary Association Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church Of Richmond, will be held at
St. Paul's lecture room this evening at a
quarter past o'clock.
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TABLEAUX.


DARADISE LOST.
FOR FIVE NIGHTS, AT ASSEMBLY HALL,
CoMMEScINa MONDAY, JUNE 26TH,
the most sublime and imposing spectacle of
modern tines-the original and only
LONDON MILTONiAN TABLEAUx
PARADLSE LOST
THE GREAT REBELLION IN HEAVEN
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS!
THE FALL OF SATAN AND THE FAIL OF
MAN
As sdescribed by John Milton in his immortal
poems of Paradise Lost, it being a complete il
lustfaion of this great poem from beginning to
end, carrying out Millions idea of HEA EN-
HE'LL, CHAOS and PARADISE.
ADMISSION, Fifty cents Children, Twenty
five cents. Doors open at o'clock and to COM
mence at O'Clock.
The ONLY GRAND MATINEE will be given
ON FRIDAY at o'clock.
Admission-Adults, Twenty-Five cents chill
dren, Ten cents. ie 24-3tx
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For
be inserted under the proper headings at TWEEN
sertions for FORTY CENTS; three insertions,
SIXTY CENTS-invaribly CASH IN ADVANCE.
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Deah Of an Old Merchant. Mr.. John
M. Royal, for many years a merchant Of
this city, died at his residence on Saturday
evening last, at o'clock, after a lingering
illness. His funeral took place from the
Grace-Street Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon, from whence his remains were
escorted to their last resting-place by the
Masonic fraternity and a large number of
other friends.
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I,OR SALE.--A DOCTORS PHE- ~
L. TON and fine FAMILY HORSE /Ht-SN
and HARNESS. A great bargain can be had If
applied for Immediately at HIX'S STABLE,
corner Tenth and Cary streets, or to T. d. HAM
MERSLEY, corner Thirteenth and Main streets
lie 23-3t
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The Anciem Order Of D,7tids are cele-
brating to-day the annual anniversary of
Liberal Grove, No. 10. We are pleased to
learn that this most excellent benevolent
Order is reyiving in our midst. For some
time past, it crept along at very slow
pace, but at last new life seems to be in-
fused in its members, and the future pros
perity of the order is bright and promising.
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Myrtle Lodge, K. p, will meet at the
hall of Marshall Lodge tonight, for work
= nd dispatch of business. The Lodge-the
youngest in the city--is going ahead rapidly.
1t will meet shortly in the nsw hall, corner
Cary and Laurel streets, which is now in
the hands of the carpenters.
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TRAGANT sAPOLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and
Clothing removes Paint, Grease, Tar, SC. in
stdntty, without the least injury to the finest f-
bric- Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers. FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE co, SO Bar
clay St, New York, 46 La Sale ST. Chicago
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Improring.-We are much pleased to
learn that Mr.. George Epps is much better
to-day.
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s. c. B.-The committees from the
various Orders, companies, etc., will meet
tonight at Covenant Hall, at 81 O'Clock.
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Preaching By Mr.. Eorle.-Rev, A. b.
Earle, the distinguished reviyalist, will
preach in the First Baptist church tonight.
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Gpenii,s State SoiitmaL

PUBLISHED DAILY (Sundays Excepted
At No. 912M Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The JOURNAL is delivered to subscribers in
the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
the carriers-THREE CENTS per single copy.
PRICE FOR MArLISa.-Three months 81 70; six
months 50 90; one year So 90.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL will be mailed to
subscribers six months for 70 cents year 81 SO.
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SHTPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
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POPE'S JUBILEE IN CINCINNATI.
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SLAVES IN BRAZIL EMANCIPATED
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THE NEW MEXICO DEMOCRACY.
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Petitions are in circulation in Chicago
asking the Common Council to prohibit the
use of steam whistles within the city limits,
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LOST.

I OST.--On Nenable, Seventeenth or Eigh-
Il teenth street, red morocco POCKET
BOOK, containg Sll or sl2 in money and fifteen
Dollar Store tickets. The finder will be libe-
rally rewarded by leavingsit at the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE co,
je 23-3tk corner Main and Ninth streets
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HAYTIEN FAIRS-CABRAL'S DE-
FEAT CONFIRMED.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.
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7-i-77=-i-- i--ii'Ia-
WANTS.


IXT ANTED.--A COOK and a SERyANr for
w general hotsework; must come well TO
commended. Apply at once at SADDLER'S
RESTA URANT, 1858 Main street.
le 26-3t
UTANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN to do
w general houseworlS. Apply to
G. WENDLINGER,
Je 6-f 9l6 Main street
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SNOW STORM IN ENGLAND.

PROGRAMME OF THE FRENCH Or
LEANTSTS.
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THE STRIKE IN CALIFORNIA.
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ne The Daily State Journal will be mailed
to persons leaving the city for the summer
at FIFTY GENES per MONTH
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Neio York, June 26.-Stocks strong and dull
Governments strong and quiet. State bonds dull
steady at 1925. Exchange, long, lloss; short,
1l0H.
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evening state go,,rnaI,
RATES OLE ADVERTISING.

will be inserted in the EV EN-
;TATE JOURNAL at the following rates,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-30
The wandering Jeyy.o

A rumor Genes from q village near
Antwerp, that the historic Wander
ing Jew has been seen in that neigh
'borhood. Ho is reported as having
passed rapidly through the market
place, and MS having on the outskirts
Of the village addressed few words
TO some children, who, bolder than
their companions had followed in his
path. lie was dressed iu worn and
dingy antique garments, carried a long
staff. and with his profuss beard
streaming in the wind, presented such
an awe inspiring appearance tina, the
terrified villagers fed from him In
alright. When ho paused and spoke
to the children. no told rhem to 20
back and ipform the people that's
new governor had arisen in Europe,
who would bring Belgium, Holland
aud other countries under his sway,
that many strange vioissitudos would
be Witnessed, and that many proud
heads would bs brought low. On be-
ing questioncda as TO his name. hs re-
piled, "Sesk not TO know. 1 have
been here, before in the past, l shall
4 n a.