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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
OThe State or ohio, Trumbull County, IS.

.
1.-THE State or ohio, Trumbul County, S.
The Brown Iron Co. In Trumbull Com
vs. fmOn Pleas.
James Harris, Ct al. D
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
70 decree made by, and an order Oi sale
issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas, OF
Trumbull County. ohio, 10 US directed. as
Special Master Comm isslOners, in the suit OF
tue brown Iron Company, against james
Harris. ct. al. directing Us 70 sell the Follow
ing described real estate, We shall oner for
sale Al public auction at The door OF the
Court House in the City OF Warren, County
OF rrumbull, ohio, ON Saturday. the I'd
day OF April, A d. IS7l, between the hours
OF ] p. m and p. m. the following described
real estate situated In " eatnersneld town
ship, County Of Trumbull and Stale Of ohio,
and known as parts Of Great Lots numbers
two. three. nve and six, Nos. 2 ), 5 and g. OF
the Origin al survey OF said township, and
bounded as follows: BeginnIng at the in
tersectiOn Of the east line Of Market St. 50
called. extending 10 the center OF Robbins
avenue thrnce ). So E 81 chains, "a links
n. " Z. IL ehaias y links: thence n. SO
W. chains 3 links; thence W. 50 W.
chains 81 links; thence y. ~ chains, i
links 10 T7hite oak tree marked TO- line
tree standing in the corner, thence n. 1<o r..
p chains, 50 links, thence n. So W. p
chains IS links; thence n. 10 E. / chain 5
links: thence y. $40 W. 3 chains, S6 links TO
the es terly line Of Vienna Road, so called;
thence s. " W. Is chains, g. links; thence
n. So W. 6 chains, 66 LINKS 70 the east line
OF seld Market 81; thence s. / Xo W. along
the east line Of Market st. 80 chains 81 links
70 tire place Of beginning, containing one
The same more or less Appraised Et S-.
= 9 --'' VI s''-'' cciHEfAIIUNcYHy ANDREWS
LUCIUS Z COCHRAN.
ASSIgnees OF Harris. Blackford & Co, Spec
cial Master Commissioners.
Niles. -, March - ISL
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by OF.
~ Ter Of COurt.-On the 9TH day Of April
lS7l, between the hours OF I and O'Clock, p
m, al the dour OF the Court House in War
rem. will besOld 20 the highest bidder. a one
third undivided interest in the following
real estate, as The property Of r. r. Hoyt
decd, to- wit: Situate in the township ol
Warren, County Of Trumbull, and state oi
Ohio, known as part OF subdivision 8, OF LO,
No.S4. bounded. beginning In the center OF
the highway leading from Warren to New
ton, az the north-westeriy corner OF q piece
OF land contracted To Alex. Mcconnell
thence running easterly along the north line
OF said Mcconnell lot about p chains 4e
links 20 the east line Of said lot "a; thence
norlherly along said east llne4 chains and
p links 20 post; thence westerly parellei
with the south line - chainS4 links 10 the
center Of said rUa d: thence southerly along
the center Of said road chains and > links
to place OF beginning-containing 20 acres Of
land. Terms Cash. JAS 9. CALLEN DER,
admir- OF E. E HOyt, decd.
". +. SPEAR, Atty.
March S, lS7I-ft
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For the CHRONICLE.
SPRING.
BY I. z ROBBINS


WIN "p.l.eie3s9 s9es9 O gladnes We hail thee,
Besautliui, beautiful spring,
" nlie the movers around us9re Eurfugfng
ana lns woods with music ring.
On nov nave watched your coming.
nan y nov With delight.
IN noN love beautiful Eprfugflme.
when nature and All seems 50 bright.
And thus With the spFingtime oflife.
How Eladly We hail its bright dawn:
But nov quickly u glides Into summer,
And tne autumn o. Hf5 soon comes on
And soon autumn Elides into winter,
And We nd that Old age has crept on:
With wonder We glance back through life
And AK ourselves: Is Il so lOng9
And % we can learn By the seasons.
A lesson We ne'er can foFEst:
mat our lives are but heeting shadows
Ere I'VE know 10 nuF bright sun has set
so let Us improve every moment
For life passes swiftly away,
And live - when winter coneSonus
Life shall seem but bright summer day.
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Trumbuu County Jail.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS No
N tfce Is hereby given 20 all persons inter
I'D and particularly % mechanics and
bnflfers th5fthe Commissioners Of Grum-
/ S,,ii fS,1nfv Ohio intend 20 erect u Jail and
$500 ~ re.idence on the Jail lot in the
civ ~ Warren, Ohio. The plans, descrip p
tics.s hills and speci idcations Tor salu uuliq-
-, =, n h.. ,f.s-n and will be open 70 pupllc
i,i,-..ffon at the Auditor s urnce OF sud
Couuty In Warren, on and amer the INST
dav OF March. A. ID. lall.
,s[,sisl5 r,r7,ro.sls for the furnishing Of all
rnaferfnIs foF er-ctiuE and completing said
Taf aud Sherin7s residence IN Accord
-. yrIth ssfd plans and sptcl ucatious will
- -..,ziy,.(i A said Auditors oince, mp to the
isfi, dsy- ~ a prll m. A. D. lE3l. addressed to
ne "Reminiscences Of TruInbun Gnunty,
Ohio endorsed proposals Tor building q
Jail and Sherlffs residence" Each prnI.O-
sal must Contain the full name and resi-
dence land IL a arm. the name and style Of
the flrm alsil Of the person or persnnS max
ing the same and must be accompanied by
SURETY satisfactory TO the Com mmissioners,
thatif the proposal Is accepfed the pers1n nr
persons will appear al said Auditors Office
within ave days after said 18th day OF April,
ls7l, and enter into a contract accordingly,
and give buuds with sufficient and satistac-
tury security for the performance Of the
contract rs required by law. Blanks for pro-
poSals and the accompanying security can
be obtained az the Auditors Office. and will
be furnished 20 any person DESTROYS Of max
iug proposals, By application 10 the Audi
tor. and all proposals should be made on
said blanks. The Commission n reserve
the right "a decline any and all proposals
not satisfactory In iorm-atnount. orsecurity,
9ssl q. X. lhkoEGOII,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

ine slate Of Ohio. Trumbun County, IS.
Samuel Quinby, In Trumb1ll Com
vs.. mon Pleas. Civil Ac-
I. n. Dawson, ct. al ton.
By virtue OF an order C,f sale issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County. ohio. in the above named case to
me directed ant. delivered, I have levied on
and shall expose 70 public sale at the door Of
the Csurt House. In the city Of Warren, Ohio,
On Saturday. April q. lS7l. between the
hours II and clock, p. m. Of said day, the
following described lands and tenemenLs in
the cauHty OF Trumbull and State OF Ohio
tO-Wit: situate In the city Of Warren. in
said county and state. and bounded and des-
cTibed as follows: On the north by the south
line Of Canal St; on the east by west line Of
Main ST: on the south by the Ohio 4 Penn
sylyania Canal, and on the west by a line
running north aud south and parallel with
Main ST., and running two feet from the east
side OF the two story frame warehouse uf
Henry and Charles Smith. The abUVe des-
cTibed property, better known as the ]. y.
Dawson & Co., Oil Mil, with all necessary
machinery for carrying on that business
Appraised at S5J00. Terms Cash
R. W. RATLIFF,
Mar. p. ls7l-5t spec'l Master Commiss'r.
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THE CHRONICLE.
For the CHROSIcLE.
THE PICTURES OF THE HEART.

I.
oh give me not the studied forms,
Tie penCllinEs Of art.
OF friends whose memory ftirest seem,
When we forever part:
me eye wears not It's living fire,
Nor cheek ats natural hue;
And there's coldness in the gaze
The loved one never knew.
II.
Although they OF are beautiful,
The features never wear
Inc greeting smiles OF happiness
Or loves beniguant care:
No kindred glance returns our own,
Nor eve with pleasure beams.
Bat all Is silent and as dim.
AZ visions In Our dreams.
III.
Away with thesei they never bring
Tue loved one 70 our view,
In foTin - iair and beautiful
A. Inemory's pencil drew;
They MOVE bta ID lile's varied scenes,
70 guide us IN oar part,
Nur lead our thoughts beyond the earth,
Like pictures Of the heart.
".
Then give me OF my cherished friends,
The Turns tnat never iade-
Such as affection only paints
With memOry's lights and shades;
For these can cheer me onward still,
Through life and all It's cares,
And guard the with their angel wings,
And name me In their prayers
-HARRY scoFIELD.
HOwLAND. O., March %. 1871.
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ATOTTUE

I M VIINLs
N Is hereby given that the und dersiRned
has this day hled in the Probate Court o
Trumbull County. Ohio. his petition, pray.
ing for an order authorizing him to COM
promise or sell the following claims belong
ing To the estate Of Walter StOddard. decd
which have become desperate, .UO-wit:-
Four promissOry notes against Darius Bald
win Of the amount Of about five hundred
and fifteen dollars. Said petition will be FOL
hearing on the 9TH day Of A pril, 1871,
WM. CRATSLEY, Admir-
Of said Walter StOddard, decd.
Mar s, Is7l-1ts
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Quill and his wife had a Bit of cur-
teEtiOn the other day. ''I own tbsr
YOU have more brilliancy than =
said the woman, "but have fbe 80
ter judgment" "Yes," said ODiIis
your choice in marrying SHOW.
that" Quill was informed that h
was 3 brute. '.S
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Habit is Ike the dropping Of water
upon rOek--it gwsHFs into the life,
and the marks 1t makes can never be
effaeed without the chisel and the
hammer Of self-denisl and self-disci-
pllns.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscribers have been appointed Execu-
TIIIs Of the estate Of Henry,J. Hyde, late Of
Warren, Trum bull county, Ohio deceased.
AMELIA r. HYDE,
HEMAN B. HAMMON,
BristolvlIle. Mar. IS, Is7l.-St Executors.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lll The State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.

4Ll The State OF Ohio, Irumbull County. IS
Huldah c. Beebe, ! in the Cauri OI
vs.. SCOmmon Pleas.
DraytOu Andrews. ct. al.
Byvirtue Of an order or sale issued out OF
the Cum Of Common Pleas, Of Trumbull
Co.. Ohio, IN the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered. I have levied
upuu and shall expose 70 public sale, on the
premises, In Hartford township, on Thurs
day, the 9th day Of April. ls7l, between the
hours OF II a. N. and O'Clock. p. m. the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, To-
Wit: situate In the Comfy Of Trumbull
and Stale OF Ohio, in the township OF Hart
ford, IN said county and State, and known
as Lot s.. and d bounded as follows: On the
south ~ the highway, and west by lands Of
Asa Newman, aud north by lands OF GeOrgr
W. Bushnell, and east by lands OF Stephen
Bates, and TO contain one hundred and dfty
acres Of land, be the same rnOre'or less.
Appraised At s.. Terms Cash.
ALBERT WATSON,
Special Master Commissioner.
March .. lS7l-5t.
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7 n, DAWSON. Mayor of the Incor-
porated Village OF Warren, O., and alse
Justice Of the Peace In and for said village,
attends to AL business usually transacted Dy
Justices oT the Peace. Mayors regular court
every Monday morning nom TO i O'Clock
Jan S. IS7O.
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Saturday, Anil 1st, ls7I,

between the hours OF one and three O'Clock
p m, Of said day, the following descTi-
bed land and tenements, tO-wit. situate In
the township Of Liberty. County and state
aforesaid, aud bounded as follows: on the
south by lands belonging to W. B. Leslie on
the east and north by lands belonging To A.
W. Morgan, and on The west by the north
and south center road. and containing with
in said boundary one acre Of land, be the
same more or less. Appraised al 00,O0.-
Terms cash.
G. W DICKINSON. Sheriff.
Sherih7s once, Warren o.. Mar. I, ial-5t
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NsiurdaT. ApriI Ist. Isl,

between the hours Of nine and eleven s. m.
the following described leasehold estate and
buildings, situate in the County Of Trum'
bull and Stale OF Ohio, tO-wit: Lots No. A
IS, a. 45 and 45. on the northwest corner ol
Pinp ST., and Canal ST, in the city Of War
reu, ia said County and state, together with
two frame Cooper Shops situate thereon
Said lease was made by Pitf from W. X
stiles, Guardian, sept. 80, 1855, and will eX.
pire on the first day Of Oct, A. ID. 1875. Said
sale will take place on the above describ bed
premises. Terms C1sh.
q. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SherifHS once. Warren. O.. Mar. p. lS7l -2t.
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TDDIKGS & MORGAN, Dealers in Sta
ole and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
fna,s and Floor on Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Cofee. &c They kesp con-
Etantiy on hand, large and fun assort-
and 1ashiunsble styles, and O1er them for
sale at the lowest prices in the market.
Jan. 5. 1870.
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Among the prisoners in Germany is
a grandson Of Jerome Bonaparte,
Prince Charles Bonsparte.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

@ HERIFF'S SALE.
- The state Of Ohio, Trumbuli County. S.
D. W. Camp, In Tr1mbull Com
V. J. Hunter. et. al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Trumbull
Co. Ohio, In the above named case, TO me
directed and delivered. ! shall expose 70
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The LondOrn Times describes the
following ingenious device by which
the matter Of two hole pages Of that
paper was transmitted TO Paris while
besieged' IT says:
Those pages 10 the paper which
contained commandments relatives
in Paris, were photographed with
great care by the London StereOscOpic
and Photographic Company on pieces
of thin and almost transparent paper,
about an inch and half in length by
an inch in width. On these impress
sions there could be seen by the naked
eye only two legible words, "The
Times' and six narrow brown bands
representing the six columns Of print
ed matter forming page of the news
paper. Under the microscope, how
ever, theibrown spaces became legible,
and every line Of the newspaper was
found to have been distinctly copied
and with the greatest clearness. The
photographs were sent to Bordeaux
for Transmission thence by carrier pig
ion to Paris. When received there
they were magnifed, by the aid of
the magic lantern, to large size and
thrown upon a screen. A staff of
clerks Immediately transcribed the
messages and sent them OFF to the
places indicated by the advertisers.
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uTHTTTLESEY ADAMS, Fire and

w Life Insurance Agent, Warren Ohio.
NerchandiEe and other property insured In
the kest Companies, on favorable terms ;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and sheir
furniture insured for one. three eno "Ne
vears- Ofice 10 AIcCombs and Smiths b'ocE.
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A DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer IN
Musical MerehandiEeof eII descrlp ons,
Va Pianos. Orzans, Melodeons, Violins,
CSnitRrs AocordeonE. ClaTouetts, fiutes, ! lies.
-Drums. lPiano-spreads, PianO-stools. Sheet
music, Music-books, Violin Strings, Guitar
Strings. Sc &C. Store In Webb's Block, over
Porter'e Book Store. Ian 5. i61l
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RI wALKER, ". B. LESLIE, z. L WALLER.
WALKER, LESLIE & CO., Bank
w ers. Church Hill, Ohio. Dealers in
Government securities, Foreign and Domes-
tic Exchange Collections made, Interest
allowed on Special Deposits. 0sn- fly
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nRF. MYERS, tenders his profess
bsionRl service 70 the people 81 Warren
and vicinity. once Second story First Nat
Bank building. Entrance on Market street
Once hours from 10 70 p q m, and 20 p.
m Residence, corner 81 High and Chestnut
streets Nov. 2. 1857 Iy-s
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GHERTFF'S SALEIn Attachment
0rhe state Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Williams a losS vs. 1snonaaEE Mi ller.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued duL OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County, ohio. IN the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered. have levied up
on and shall expose 70 public sale at the dOnr
OF the Court House IN the city Of Warren,
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THE ORIGIY nF LnCOMOTIYES.

?, Somewhere about the year 1850, 50
'funs the tale, a travelling millWright,
in those days of the kings OF mechan-
ics-fOOt sore, and with the brOadest
of northern DOrie accent. stopped at
Soho, "a locality once indicative Of field
sports, but then and now the factory of
Boulton & Watt, and asked for work.
His aspect was little better than one
of "beggary and poor looks" and
Mr.. BoultOn had given him God
speed to some other work shop, when,
as he was turning away sOrrnwfully,
Mr.. BOultOn suddenly called the poor
fellow back. "What kind Of hats
you ye have on your head my man ?''
Thinner, my man ~ calculated the
manufacturer, 'just let me look at it,
Where on earth did You get it ?" az
Just turned 1t in the lathe" said the
mechanic, with just flush of pride.
"But it's oval, not round, my man. ("
said Mr.. BoultOn, in surprise, "and
lathes turn things round.n
'tAweel just gard the lathe
gang anlther gate 10 'Iease me, and
I'D 3 long Journey before me, and I
thocht tSfhave7a hat to keep out wa
ter; and had no muekle to spare, so
1 just made ane."
By this Unborn ingenuity the man
he'd invented the oval lathe, and
made his hat with it, and the hat very
soon led 10 making his fOrtune-sO
mySteriously do tribes work out great
ends. The fact was Mr.. BDultOn was
a man of sharp penetration, and not
at all likely, in those days, when good
men were scarce, to lose sight of so
valuable a helper when he found him;
and so the after famous VIM. Muir
dOch took suit and service under BOul-
ton & Watt, and i'm ITS4, made the
wheel vehicle impelled by steam in
England-aye, made il with the very
hands and brain-cunning that had
before produced the thinner hat. a.
Out Of that seed, after ninety years of
sowing and reaping, goOdly crop
has sprung up, which, like the grain
of mustard seed, replenishes the civil
lied earth; aud will yet ciyilize fhe
though kindred still rise
against kindred, and nation against
nation in moral, cruel strife. Staying
each other with the Internal inyen-
tions Of mems brains that for time
usurp all the honor and praise that
should be reserved alone for those
things which tend TO peace and tran
GUILTY.. brOtheFly love and DrOsperity.
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F.E .HUrcHIEs, c. z GLTDDEs, J.K STuI L
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULL,
H Attorneys at Law, Of6ce over Smith &
Turner'S store, corner Of Main and Market
Streets, Warren, Ohio. Han. ). lS7O-1
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l. B. PAYNE,
Commissioners of Trumbull Co
Jas D. KENNEDY. Co. Auditor.
Feb. Is. ls71-qt.
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". D. HALL
FL. MAcKEY

W.D. HALL. ?. }. AAcKEY.
HALL & MACKEY, Manufacturers
H OF Harness and dealers In SaddleTy
Hardware, Trunks. Valiseg, Travelling Bags,
saddiery, No. s, Market Street. Wan su. o.
jan. s. iS7o.
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. ONCE over
IN IS. G. Chryst 4 Co.'S new meat market,
opposite the Court House. Market 81. war
rem. Ohio. Ian. 5. is70-u
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nR. ]. R. NELSON, Physician and
JSurgeon. office east Of First Nat. Bank.
ONCE hours from TO 10 O'Clock, a. m, and
StoSpm m. Jan. q iSTl
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nR. A. BIERCE, Homeopathic
UPhySician and Surgeon Onca in Sutlin' 8
Block, High Street
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A LMON D. WEBB Notary Public,
~ Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty Agent Passage Tick
cts sold 70 and from, and money REMIT
ted 70 the old country, al the lowest current
rates. Once in Webb'E Block, Main Street,
Warren Ohio. jan. , 4k4u-
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USINESs DIRECTORY.

WESTERNRESERVE CHRONICLE
w Published every Wednesday NOR 1l-s ~, 3
8 n Emp pire Block. NdrlCet 81. WarneD " =
RrrEZfr. Editor and Proprietor
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DOCT. SPELLNAN. DeHtist.-0fice
lin Anderson a Runp'E new block. Tues
day ard " .-iuesday Of eyeTy week the once
viii be closed MAY l. 'STO-d-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-02
AMERICAN EXTRAYAGANCH.

In every portion of Europe Americans
have the name Of being the most extrava-
giant people in the world. British opu-
lence and Russian magnifcence have paed
in the presence of republican grandeur.
Every great continental city has some i'll
cident to relate which illustrates American
lavishness. An incident was recently
mentioned in lace house in Paris, which
has become historical. The proprietor
called attention to photograph hanging
upon his wall. He remarked: "That Is
the picture of the memorable lace pur-
chased by Kate Chase, daughter of Chief
Justice Chase and wife of Senator
Sprague."
1t was understood to DO the finest point
lace ever made. The Queen of England
and the Empress Of France considered 1t
too expensive but the wife Of an Ameri-
can Senator did not hesitate to pay $l8,-
600 in gold for 6 Ia yards. OF course, a
woman Of such artistic notions is immen'
sely admired in Paris. The Western peo'
pie, particularly Californians, are consid
cred the most lavish in the use Of theil
money. Two Of tho fair sex from Sar
Francisco recently ordered IS dresses
Even the agent, though an American
was astonished at such an order, but !
was faithfully executed. With such evi
dences of American lavishness II 10 no
surprising that the Russians and the Eng,
lish have become secondary to the Amer.
leans in all the marts Of fashion.