, 1875-06-01
sge, and, ~ It waa built In Philadelphia, rs
caroor hAA been I yazied And romanNo one.

AFe. and a. It VIA built In phltAd9]pbfA, It's
caroor hG been : Varied sod romantio one,
"A1,L aoYE AzE TaE pEAn TAXIL1iR Y1uza,~
All The membera Of tha nrfginai Fatcon Club
arc now dcnd. Ihe two gentlemen who p1ir.
chased II after Ito Whr wcro Mr, Boston aud
III. Seaton, Lotl vo!l known citizops Mr.
Boston nas for yoarn copnecto] with Nlrre'
banlinc.ho1,so hnre and W. nhovo ensp,ci9n
~ gentleman md bunker, Lut he lahoIM tor
ao.no tsno under Tho impression that bis books,
death Iess than subpored dtfGonor. he ono daY
nncn, natal A. lia tcmnle' md raa taken nj,
/ corpeo and borne from tno bank vhero Lo lad
served for 40 many years with tho utmost FIDELITY
sud integrity. Upon looking over his accounts,
pot q ffsct;on m!eplscsd Of lnsccountod for
could bo tsircovcrcd thus proving thlt tho poor
man died VICTIM TO hin morbid CONSTITUENCIES.
Ite loft wife. Two beautiful danrhtora. sud
flue. hautrono. yonnp eou, Whose busincsa
and tra4ta OF character arc the admiration Of biz
acauaintancce.
or ROYAL BLOOD
Mr. aeatnn 1,einr1nd "a Tim family of HeAtnn1
vLose names nro iflustrtousl7 liuicd with tna
earliest history Of Washington and Virginia,
Tho etlyory FIRTH Of Forth noaflT encirc|cn tho
beautiful aud sldo-tp.cai domain Of ths stnsely
; Scottish t' homo nd tho yener.t1s eolleg,.to
devoted sdherente Of lie doomed Ytuarts, and i
family torend relates how orc Of tho family
kissed tho hand Of tic unfortunate Jsmos iust
before his violent death. In tlle early rart OF
ia s3potsrlTania, Vs., whers hS held large landed
cstascr, sftor tLo manner Of tis cous,tryrpen
nnd entertained with great hospitality, being
distinguished for tho richness Of is silver table.
pupch-bowls, whi1o In bis balls hung "hunger,
toes III of ths b % tpcs IL viii Which s anceso1s selved,
Ills daughter Elizabeth married '.Jotn
descended from family wlloss cldest spn has
| i,etn Ba,on kince 1912. Ono Of tho descendants
| married direct deEcendant Of pucnhontas. aud
| another marted into tito uepty family, and was
.es oonnssed 6 wiz, a the n[,st c:sGs Of xhom
During the period of our youthful BtrugElca for
existence and wer aud iitplhed rccogpizanco,
tho National Infelttgenee'. was edited by William
Winston Ecaton, father OF tie subject OF this
sketch. man Of uudouhtod ao.l,ty, sound sense,
and liberal, wide-elnhsacing culture. No other
Washington journal has ever conpare cd sinco
With that ssnuucl old paper, 10 full Of wisdom
| and patriotism. and ntel!act asd thought.
| WASHINGTON In 1912.
| possession Of the lnleli9cnccr in 1Blo. Capitol
Hill was ono donec forest. from which usuy q
| snjpe has been brought 10 the breaEfRst-tAble,
! and many coyov OF pa1tEidGes staeted BY some
ing ridge" says afrs. Harrison Smith, in writing
OF 1t, "lf properly managed, would have formed
D noble pnrk but III purchasing the ground no
right to theso majestic tsecs bad boon 1oaorved
I W SQE NufETlIueHk1 AuA ~ tAd5 HfEU ltA1A A44
| aold by thcfr original owner5 for fuel"
II wish were despot" said Mr. Jotroraon,
who was NJ thls time President, ''that might
sayo those noble treos." but the stcrifigeous
hnnda which feiied slo treca in those days
SO far away in tie past have
their prototypes now. who lay their
irrevercnt axeR Ut tho roots Of ouz
most beautiful 1nonnrchs, aud lay tLom lon with.
out ono twlnge Of remorse. Only . few days
ago, whse passing the house formerly occupied
BY Dopjamsn I. Dut!or. aud NOW turned INTO a
clubhouse, txo ful1-grown shade trees we're
measuring their kingay proportions GU the ~.
pllal:uul pavement OF the Httcet. "Why,"
asked, "aro theso troes sacrificed 7" Because