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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
HARPBR'S FERRY.

The Washington Republican has an article
on the question OF what shall be done with
that immense aDd valuable water power and
property at Harpers Ferry, which, says the
Baltimore Sun, barring some prejudiced ex-
pressions ab"ut ''Juhu W. Garrett blocking
the way" because of certain suit pending
to determine the title to some "f the property
there over which the railroad passes, makes
some very sensible suggestions, adding that it
has ''seen the letters of several Northern
manufacturers who have. within few months.
made applications to parties in Washington
for Tater>poWer privileges at Harper's Ferry
In each instance the object of seeking change
of location further South was said to be a
hope of securing better climate and superior
commercial and mineral advantages" In
view of this the San considers it only neccs-
sary to say that the government sold the prop
srty to private company. mostly Washing
ton people, who never complied with the
terms of sale, sud as the railroad occupied
exactly the same ground at Harper's Ferry
before the war, when the vast arms manufac>
were in full operation there. that it does now
1t is difficult, says that paper, to see how Mr.
Garrett "bloeks the way" even though his
company may claim right of way in posses
sion. previously granted by the government
A Virgins paper therefore suggests that the
government take the property back. aud as a
proof of its confidence in the South restore
the buildings and again utilize it as an armory
and arsenal. filed with busy mechsnics.-
This the Republican iDdorses, and says:
s'There is = real business ring about that
idea, and We heartily second it. The West
has Rock Island the Nuth Springfield
Why should not the South have Barper's
Ferry and derive equal profits from it? The
people of Maryland. of Virginia, West Vir>
ginia and the CarOlInas have an important in>
terest in this matter. aud should give more at
tention to it than they do. To the govern
ment that property. with its valuable water
power, is worth millions of dollars. All the
foundations are there uninjured. Many of
the wheels and ground Improvements are in .
good state OF preservation. The foundry,
rolling>mills and FORCES could all be restored
IN very short time and at small cost. Both
material and labor are at hand, and very CHEAP.
A new dam, built of huge blocks Of black
marble, stretches more than half way across
the river. This dam is one of the most SUBJ
stantisl pieces of masonry in the country. aud
cost the government more than ninety thou>
sand dollars. In short, it is estimated that if
the same ground improvements had to be
put in to-day they would cost the government
At least four millions of dollars"
Y The annual strewing of flowers upon the
graves of the Confederate slain buried at the
Old Chapel. Clarke county. will take place this
season on Saturday, the 18th of June.
Ou-By the death of DIR. Andrews there are now
four churches in shepherdstown without pastors
tho Episcopal, Presbyterian, Reformed aud
Lutheran
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
morgan Mills"
where we iltend c07ductlne the
WOODEN MANUFACTURING BUSINESS,

as 70 merIy doIe b, the late firm. W.. hav. on
Laud a; d are constantly ma uftrtnriug every
class of Goods found ~ u q st lass V'Tgr. in Fac
tory cor.elSti g ia part Tw-eds, Doeskin Gas
sim! re- DIaGonaIs. H+rrins-BnIe Kersers, Satl-
nets. Dab ana Grey Fu led LIlseys. BlaC +,
Grew and Drab Beaver CIstl. Waite Grey and
BToEn fi1nnels.. u Wool and cotton Warp
oIher articles too numerous 30 mention.
Highly "a. pf ecia'lng the patronage extended to
the late Fl m, we hope by employing none bnt
the mos Skilled OIkmen aud by CT sc appfica-
ton 10 business and honest dealings, to merlt n
continuance of same to tile new firm.
YOUNG & TIMBERLAKE.
Successors to rimbeTlake & Young
o. We are also IN the mar ket for WOOL. and
are preuarrd tO pay the highest cash prices.
May Is. 1878 Y.&T
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

and, afterthe solemn benediction blythe Arch-
bishop, he blessed the mitre of the new
Bishop, and after sprinkling il with holy
water placed it ON the head of the new Bishop,
referring to its mystic Specification as q he'll
met
The gloves were then blessed and put upon
the hands of Bishop Kahn. and the ceremony
of placing him in the Episcopal chair was
next performed in token of his being made q
judge aud ruler.
While the Ie Deunl was being sung the
newly consecrated in his robes, wearing his
mitre and carrying his crozier. passed through
the church giving his blessing to the people.
On his return to the sanctuary an anthem was
sung and prayer was Iecited, when Bishop
Kahn gave his first solemn blessing in his new
position from'the altar. Then having knelt
three times in crossing the altar TO the feet of
the Consecrator. wishing him a long life he
returned to his own chair. and with the recital
Of the commencement of the Gospel of 81.
John. the ceremony Terminated, the priests,
bishops and Others passing but through the
sanctuary to the Bishops residence.
a PoLYeLor BUSINESS. The widespread
influence of American ekill aud enterprise has
outstripped the comirehensions of the Amer
leans themselves. The fabrics of our mills
clothe the savages of both continents. They
wrap the loins of Africs, and the tawny skins
of South American pampas. Bur wider still
are spread the products of our skill in med
icines. A late visit to ORD G. Aver & Co. e
laboratory and office in Lowell. showed US that
the whole surface of the hahitatie globe pays
i,s tribute there; there they cater to and serve
the requirements of almost all nations. Their
publications are in the nl,ny tongues that
widely severed people use. Theirlettcrs must
he read from and written in many languages,
for which there sit long range of correspon
dents with the indispensable accomplishments
iortheir duties Their daily mail of half
bnshel of letters brings them advices, orders
and remittances from the circle of the world
We were overwhelmed with amazcment, and
our readers wonld he by an inspection Of this
wonderfully extensive. health>dealine enter
prise,-H"hy Springs Mss Conservatives
B9- Elijah borough shot G. ". Morris.
in Page county, Va. on Tuesday last. aud it
is prnbable the latter will die. borough, it
is thought, fed in the direction of Charles
town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE {. 1876.
DEVELOPING WEST VIRGINIA.

The Charleston. Courier contains an inter
eating account of the visit of General Hum
phreys, Chief Engineer of the army of the
United States. and his party. 20 the Kanawha
Valley. The visit was organized under the
auspices of Senator Henry G. Davis, and its
object was to make scientific observations in
relation to the economical and judicious ex>
penditure of the recent appropriation by Con-
grsss towards improving the navigation of the
Kanawha river. That appropriation which
was got through the House by the indomitable
energy Of Mr.. Hereford, was. Of We are. cor.
reetIy infOrmedl. largely increased. perhaps
doubled. in the Senate by the popularity and
influence of Mr.. Davis. who is now giving the
appropriation practical aud speedy application
BY the expedition referred to-
The"fieial party consisted of eneral Hum
Phreys, General Wright. General Poe, Colonel
Craighill. Colonel Darlington, Hon, H. G
DAVIS. Colonel Whitcomb. and number OF
other distinguished gentlemen. They were
met at Covingtnn by delegation of infiu>
entail citizens from Charleston, and accom-
panied by way of Quinnemont and the Coke
hilns to CanneltOn, where they proceeded by
steamer to COalburg. and thence ran down by
rail to Charleston. The next day, they ex
amined the river below Charleston, and that
night were publicly and very handsomely en-
tertained at the Hale House by the citizens
This was on Wednesday night, and the next
day. the distinguished visitors proceeded
leisurely Eastward, and in the afternoon took
the train NJ Lewiston and hid farewell to the
Great Kanawha Valley. OF their visit the
Courier remarks:
$50 far as We have been able to ascertain,
the entire visit was pleasant, and the recep
tion and entertainment Of these gentlemen ac
ceptable aud agreeable to them We cannot
doubt that upon proper occasion it will afford
them pleasure to give to the Government and
TO the public at large, such facts gathered
during their stay among Us, must tend to
strengthen the growing impression of the great
ness of the Kanswha Valley"
In this connection, We may call the a,ten>
ton of our readers to rather remarkable
editorial which recently appeared in the Wash
ington Republican, the organ of the Admin
istrstion- That paper states that numerous
inquiries have been recently received by the
Department at Washington from Eastern cap
italists, iuquiring when the Harper's Ferry
Wster Power would come into market. The
organ then expatiates upon the manufacturing
advantages at that point, and urges the Gov
eminent to utilize them by re-esta61ixting the
Arntory and Arsenal Coming from such an
inaueutialquarter, surely the most despouden.
should regard this editorial as ray of light
piercing the clouds which have obscured our
dawn. Let our representatives in Congress
make note of it. aud turn their renewed at
teEtiOn to the restoration of Harper's Ferry,
since the Administration seems ready and
willing to urge the matter on the attention of
Congress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
THE NATIONAL CENTENNIAL
PROSPECT.

The proceedings of the United States GEN.
tenuial commission, comprising represents
tives of the different States, recently in sos
sion in Philadelphia. were of an interesting
and harmonious character throughout. In
response to a resolution that the delegates
from each State be requested to make known
how the work was progressing in their respec-
tive homes, q number of short addresses were
delivered, the general purport of which WAS
to the effect that the opposition, or atleast in
difference, which had at first been developed
in some quarters against the proposed centen:
nial. was rapidly disappearing under the
broader spirit now manifested in the locality
where il is to be held. and that the different
sections vera arranging for generous rivalry
in the display Of their several products which
would make the exhibition complete success
and credit to the nation rs type Of its pro-
gressin one hundred years. The reports from
the Southern States were particularly crafty
ing. Mr.. BsgwelT. of Virgins. said more in
terest had been manifested Of late than for
some time. and he was ready to pledge an APP
preparation by the next Legislature. Mr.
Roteler. of West Virginia, hoped for great
deal within q month, as . canvass ofthe State
was meditated. Before adjourning the com
mission passed a resolution requesting General
Hawley, the president of the commission. to
take up his residence in PhiIadelphis, which
he promised to do.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
N A RR1,E D.

1, Baltimore. on the goth nit, at st. Peters
p. E. Church. by Rev. DR.. Jn:ius i Granmer,
insisted by Rrv. Sam'i Med Richardson, WILL
LIAM b BAfEMAN. OF Pr ttsburg, Pa to ELLA
b., daughter of George r. Coffrotn ESQ of Bal
timore.
at the residence o. the brides,s father. in Win
chester, Va. on tine 18th nit nv Rev W G. Egg
gleston: CHARLES L MCCOLLAM, of Balti-
VIM. G. KIger. Esq.
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

IN counts aud all business of the late finn of
lnhbcrlnke s. Young are IN INV hands for settle
nent. aid perso 8 interested are requested to
come foI ward at once Id settle the same as 1T
veiy muc desired 10 SETTLE all OUTSTANDING
matters pertaining to the late firm tha earliest
day possible. ADAM YOUNG
Moran Mills" Frcderlck County. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
DIE D..

In Bolivar. ON Nav Goth, 1875. EMILY G wife
of Joseph F; Strider. of this county, aged A
years The deceased bad very recently removed
from Ohio back to this State.
:. At his residence in Green Spring Run Valley.
Hampshire county, on tlIe1S h ult. Rev. MOSES
advanced age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
The Political. Personal, ana Property
Rights ;sscitizen,I

ofth' United States BY 7hsorhtius Parsons IL. D.
Containing n commentary on the Federal md
state constitntiOns. giving thor history aud or
leln, and full explanation of their DTincIDlea
fubhc Officers; the rights If the people, aud the
obltgatIons incurred IN every relation Of life
fransactiSns, as makinE Wills. Deeds Mortgages,
Lenses, Notes, Drafts. Contracts. etc. Il meets
tue wants OF all asses, and sells TO evoybod1s
..,o. NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
RuSINEsS N0TICE.

HAyING purchased the interest of INV father
fl. Ca c. Tlmberlake. decd IN the late firm
of Timberlake & Young. would most respect
fully call the attention of the trade and public
generally TO the fact that I have associated my
firm OFT & " under ffe FIRM name of Young
& Pimberiake, for the purpose of conducting the
Manufacturing Business as heretofore prosecu-
Nay az g. Isl ls sss AMBROSE TMBERLAKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
9CO.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
WooIen Fabrics, Sc

Woolen Fabrics, sc.
HAVING formed co-partnership under the
III firm sIate of Young & JimberIake. we
would uost respectfully announce TO the trade
and punir that W. lave puIc .ased the entire
Ssoek o. %" as Belonging ." theiate h.nlo! Iim-
ON T. 3. WOODS WoOLEN FACTORY. Fred
erlck c"u"ty. Va. s:yled
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PAINTS, OILS, GLASS.

Z Ell I o. OI1JCo1 HIASo,
I Evils L. a", Va, Ishes. brushes and all roods
IL belonging to the trade. for saIe by
JAS LAW. H IOFF co
I HAVE ON In nd End will keep in stock the Pat
i ent Chemical Paiuts-Prepared for immediate
use. for side or outside " RI
JAS. Law. HooFF q co.
GoNBfSATIoS Hsm- Stu ape, Vacuum Oil for
~ harness. Cotton Rack Bands. TrAres for sale
by JAS LAW HOOEF Co
ARnES TroweI.. Forks. Ho.s, Rake., spades
Apr, is. IS. JAS LAW. HooFEAco
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BANK STATEMENT.

ID EPoRT of . e condition of the FIRST Ma
III ito al Bank of Jefferson at Charlt st,wn
W IT Virginia. ar the Ose of business Nav !,
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Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
Ts: ii ;ii Gsi X. sss :
100 Acres,
lying on the East aide the Shen a. doah rivev -
10 Jefferson county. west Virginia. The pub.SIft
lie road leading from Keyes' Ferry to Hilishos---
70. passes through the centre Of this tract. u has
GOOD TENEMENT H0tsE.
and 10 veil vatered With hne spripgs. The great.
er portion of Il has Eeen cut Oh snes I6a6 80
hssa large growth Of CHESTNUT Timber npon n n
this time. The second tract contAins
6E9 ACreS, Iv,.,
lying on the Esst side OF ths Shsbandoah river In
said county, direety adjacent 10 the rivsr add IL
miles . bove the Bloomery SAsh FACTORY. win cod
torty eords OF wood per acre. and thousands OF rail-
road eross'te may be gotten fsom ths tract -.
t 70 also we'll uatered. and capable OF sub division
IL has on Il
THREE GOOD TENEMENT HOUSES.
Both ttaets lie within short distance Of charlss-
town and Harpers FeTry. and the timber on each
10 easy Of aoeesa.
Price and terms efsale made known on arpIiea-
September ,. ls72~tL -'t-- . -"'A1''
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons having claims against John F.
"A Mc1ntvrc, deceased. will pIeseht thom,
properly antl!entcated. for sci Element to he nm
derslHnrG at L+et"wn, Jefferson country, W. Va,
within three months from his date.
EPHRAIM G. CUSTER,
Agent FOR NJ. =. Ann Custer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01
ARCTIC SODA wafer

ARCTIC SODA WATER
THE BEVERAGE FOR THE SkASON-c E.
Il heller. AT he Drug Store in Court Home
Square and opposite the Cater House, bss now in
inIl operation his "ArcIic" Soda F"unts. where can
beverage at the EEOucED price Of cents per glass
Tho Iat-st and meet deIicRteIy favored Syrups 10
suit all tastes and qu"neh the 'hirst of apy Who
may he dry. lie al~Ays hand. Call early, call Of
ten: az the SCION is fAst passing away.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.
WOOL WANTED

A I the Snannonda1e Factory, or delivered to
IA my Agents. Messrs. Duke Il GaiIaIler, in
C"ar:est"wn, for which tie highest Mark et-price
Will be paid in Cash or Trade,
~, A. McCARRELL, JR.
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wood, Clarke county, Va, vice Louisa Spriut,
deceased.
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wANTED-

" AN TED.
A CENTS. male and female. to sell Pictures.
N everywhere. Fourteen Thousand retnIIed
by ore. What Hgents say: 81 can make morc
money in this business than can on a $1,000
farm all stocked" Your Pictures please every
body" II received tie So yuu semi, and sold 81
the next day." Pictures received and more
than laif sold the first dav. Send 100 moreT-
Glad to find an honest p'ctnre dealer" Seven
wears esti'n WHITNEY & CO..
".
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

o. In HoIyoke. Mass, Thursday evening. at
the close of yespers in the French Catholic
Church, the altar draperies took fire, ard before
the congregation could escape the whole church
was involved. sixty-six men, women and chill.
dren lost their lives in the panic and the flamea
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

o. The ladies of the Harrisonburg Memorial
Association have set apart the 5th of June for
the decoration of the graves in the Soldiers
Cemetery there.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

A LII accounts due Dayis 4 Loeke a. we'll rnansy
q. due w Leek.. viii, pnless paid be q, ths
officer for collection by Law.
Match 9 1875. w. LOCKE
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NEW GOODS.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified on the estate Of tho late
IA John w. Dalsarn, NIL parties qre requested
10 make prompt settlement. and ciedits1rs will
SEND M THEFT accounts. OF other evidence OF dsIt
TO the umdsrsgDed az ClarIestOwn Jefferson
county, wa, DANIEL Is. LUCAS
STEPHEN s. DAIA'ARN.
Executors of JOnD W. DalRaTn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-01

R9- Elijah borough shot G. W. Morris,
in Page county, Va. on Tuesday last. aud it
is probable the latter viii die. borough, il.
is thought, fed in the direction of Charles
town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fires.

SCRANTON, Pa, May pa very destruc.
tive fire occurred this morning at Great Bend,
Pennsylvania, which destroyed the business
portion Of that town. The fire is supposed to
have been the work OF an incendiary and was
started in 6. l.. Lenhem & Co. S dry goods
and grocery bulldog. At l:3O a. N. the entire
building, including the bank, printing office
and the office of the Great Bend Reporter were
consumed. The fire spread rapidly, burning
out W. A. Colsten's hardware store, George
MacNanara's grocery, BedeI's saloon, Wake
man & Duzeuburg's bank, II. D & I. A.
Brooks drug store, P H. Lewis & 20. 5 dry
goods aud clothing, Stephens 4 Trescom $
grocery, the postofhce, H. S. VanSickle' jew
eIry store, FL H. Phillips millinery. A. g..
Preston boots and shoes, r. Stocks grocery,
aud several other stores and dwelling. Loss
about l25 900 dollars Insurance principally
in Philadelphia companies Assistance was
sent by train from Biughamton aud Susque
hanna depot Al 4:2O N. the fire was uuder
control
WORCESTER, Mass, May % An invcsfi
cation this morning shows he losses by last
nights fire to be considerably less than was at
first estimated The loss on the building Is
about $50, 5000; the loss of John d. Chol!ar Il
Co. is probably covered by their insurance;
and Clark, Sawyer & Go. sustain small loss
above their Insurance. The two lower floors
and more than half of the third are damaged
by water only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-29
,u,1RcH SERVICES TOMORROW.

CHRIST CHURcH-Service at II a. M, and p.
:, by Rev DR.. Mckim.
Sr PAUL's CHURCH-Servce at II a. m. and
N m. by Rev Or. Norton.
GRACE CHURCH-Service II a. m. and 2.
m by Rev. DR.. Sprigg.
Sr MARY's CHURCH-Mass at a. m. High
Moss and sermon at IL q. m. Vespers at p. m.
i;SloS PREsBYT'E. CHURCH First Church,
Preaching vt II a. m. and st 8 p. M, by kev.
rhsrl,s K Van Romondt Pews free.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH-Presching
;r The morning by Rev. TT. Wilson, of Ken
,mrkv, and vt night by DR.. Mitchell.
sTn. ErIS. CHUaCH-Sermon in the morn
lug and at night by Rev. MIR. Boyer.
METH EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH->ermon
in the morning and at night by Rev. Mr..
Wsugh
Mkru. PROT. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn.
inc ard a, night BY Rev. DR.. Nichols.
BAPTIST CuURCH-Service in the morning
and At night, by Rev. Mr.. Penick.
GERMAN LUTHERAS-Service at IL a. m, by
Rev Mr. Fleckinstein. .
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Sunday prsyer meeting lrf the NJ. =. Church
=. 4 D. m. Jail ut y. m. Aims House at q m.
open air meeting at the Tunnel at 81 p. m.
Week Work-Noonday prayer meeting in
the room at p. m. daily. Open air meeting
mex: Friday night, IL S o'clock, at the Market
House SuuIre,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-29
The Portland. N. b.. Fire.

ST. JOHN, n B., May 29.--The heaviest
losers, among the Insurance companies. by the
Portland fire are he London, Liverpool and
Globe, $4,000; Royal Canadian, $4,000;
Queen, $4,000. There is almost Sl2O,OoD
covered by insurance. This morning the body
of man, named Haley, was found among the
rufus The Daily Telegraph SUNS up the de-
struciou as follows: The fire extended over
more than 20 acres and destroyed all the houses
on the south side OF Straight shore from ALE
ghany street 10 Simond street, distance OF
800 feet, and on the north side of Straight
shore, FROM Allegheny to within four or five
houses of Simond street. All the houses on
both sides of Harrison street, all the houses on
the east side of Douglass Road, from that Of
d. " Roberts to Main street, a distance Of
400 feet, and all the houses on both sides Of
Main street, eastward from Douglass Road,
Tor distance Of 700 feet. 1t destroyed over
eighty dwellings, turning $50 families out of
doors, and destroyed property valued at over
$3.50 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-29
Foreign News.

LONDON, May 30. Moody. the revivalis,
announces that he will leave Lonlon month
hence. The Duke Of Wellington, has granted
the use OF the Wellington riding school Tor re-
viva meetings
All the morning journals have articles On the
arctic expedition, the departure Of which, is
fixed for 0 clock this afternoon.
BERLIN, May % "A judicial investigation
shows that the offer of Wiesinger to a<sassinate
Bismarck was merely part of an attempt TO cx-
tort money, aud the man had no accompccs.
MUNICH, May 30 --Juhann Klein, the em
miueut painter, is dead.
LONDON. May 29--Paul Boyton landed at
Folkestone at 23U o'clock this morning He
showed but slight signs Of distress. He was
loudly cheered