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FOREIGN NEWS.
Failures for AZ oo0 aaa

LONDON, July 1.-The liabilities of naco>ta
Roalte Y Co, who have ialled are SI,25O coo
not $3.50 eco.
whose failure is also announced are - - nfto
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DThe two hundred and thirty rth COM
mencenent OF Harvard College took place
yesterday.
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SHOCKING OUTRAGE BY A NFGRo-Tn
the country, about nine miles from st. Louis
on Monoay evening, while Miss Eliza Cham
Derlaln, 10 years old, was going from her
fathers house on horseback to a neighbours.
she was pulled from her horse by burIy
negro. All her clothing was stripped from
her, and she was most fiendishly outraged
and otherwise cruelty treated. She tainted
ana lay in the road more than an hour when
she revived ard dragged herself 10 a neigh
boris house about a mile distant. where she
went into spasms and her life was for time
despalred OF. The police and citizens Were
In active search of the negro yesterday, and
one answering to the description given by
last night. The people in the neigh borhood
OF The outrage are intensely excited, and
swear they will hang the monster II caught
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BANKERS.

Meb- IihONEf CO.,
-. bANhERS,
raw reu wed theE Banking House 70 LIE DROIT
81 lLbING, corner sab and streets
1bey are prepared % do a general Baukfu. bust-
receive Deposits sub ect . check at sight draw
bIaits cI BtlfiniHre, PtIisdel phia and New York
~, " - Iolh-s apl3- tr
$50, 500. $500 S,ono
IrreStfd tIt Stock Trtriicges in Wai{ Street
ieais o. many thousands ~ dollars profit Coupre,
htL-INe explanatory circulars. containing detailed
rs aud quotation prices Vt all stocks dealt in
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
mailed Tree 70 those desiring - -necrIafa
Allen. FRpTHiNGHiN VI A. co
BANEERS AND BROEERS
oprs n. y stock kGchsnge. laval shy,
ap3 N sly
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Mr.. JAMES y. DAVIS, a thirJi-class clerk
in the Post Office department. has been pro-
NOTED To fourth-class clerkship ia that de-
partment
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, s627 ,OO97s from customs, s1s3, 575 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-01

LEAVE OF ABSENCE for five months has
been granted Captain James w. Cuyler,
Corps o. Engineers; Assistant-Surgeon John
BOwke; for one year, First Lieutenant +.
NJ. Lynde, LIST infantry.
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MORE TAMMANN King INDTCTMFNTS-
The grand jury Of the General Sessions have
presented three new bills of Indictment
against the leaders of the old Tammany
ring IN the persons Of William NJ. Tweed,
Richard L. Connolly, and Peter b Sweeny.
Trey have also indicted William T.. King on
the indictments against the Others. Three
similar indictments 10 the formcr-all charg-
ing the obtaining OF the public money under
false pretences-haVe IN add ton been founf
against William NJ. Tweed, Richard b. Con-
molly and William J.. King. There is still n
rich harvest for the lawyers in the ring
frauds against the city.
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NORIH BAPTIST AND NIT ZION CHURCHES
Y give EXCURSION o. MT.
VERNON SPRINGS ard FOKT --JSlk-S
ftOTE- tklDA1. jrly ? a. a m. .x-szus7r-.xSs
Iron -teslUr PILOT BOY, 6th street wharf.
Adults Tickets ~ cents cnIldTeu-S. .: both in
clEde car fare 60 and from boat Keturus AT D. m
Tickets at War;. s--hoate's and Franklin Philips.
Jesf- ltd
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Mr.. JACOB NJ. PATTERSON, JR., has been
nominated TO the President by the Secretary
OF the Interior TO be pension agent at New
\ Ork. In the place of Mr.. Dutcher.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank note crcu-
lation received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption aggregated $4,000.
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FROM THE BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION
The following has been received by gentle
man Of this city from the chief topographer
OF the Black Hills expedition:
L. 8. BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION, Cu1aD
/. Hdraeg's Peak, DGkO,a Territory, June Is
lsi5.-There are few miners here, some gold
and great excitement. Yours, etc,
V. 7. MCGILLYCUDDY,
L. :. Black Hills Ex., TT. Laramie, W.T..
Thermometer 0' to-day; heavy snow storm
asst Saturday.
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AMONG the patents recently granted to
Washingtoniansi is one to Mr.. Henry Barton,
for an improvement i'm Truss Bridges His
device may be used with either iron or wood,
or both combined, and seems to possess great
alVantappS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-01

BY ORDER of the Postmaster General the
Post Office department will be closed for bust
ness on Monday, July s. in commemoration
of the signing of the Declaration of Indepen-
denCe.
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Col. A. III. Holt, of illinois, was to-day
redesigrated as chief clerk of the Internal
Revenue bure3u
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Col. ]. W. KNOwLTON, chief clerk of the
Post Office department, left with his wife
for NewtOwn, Conn, this morning. Mrs.
EnOwltOn has been an invalid for severa |
weeks. and goes to her home, hoping that a
change Of location viii improve her health
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THE NEW AUSTRIAN MINIsTER.-The
Austrian government has appointed Count
HOysprenzenstein its minister to the United
States in place of Baron Sch wartzsenbOrn.
The latter sailed from New YORK for his
home YESTERDAY.
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KEY WEsT, July There were two lea Ms
here yesterday from yellow fever.
j. v. HARRIs, Health Officer
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L'OR CHARTER

I'OR GEARTER
The c.u -..t'i.r.- iron Steamer - ~r-S
PILOT BOY. S-N
navtuF beer Spet silly nttad up for EXIfY fSH11VS
can D Chartered On reasonable terms Apply to
=. Z. FIrZnUGH, Agent
may7l-3u s.b 49,. vyharI
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FINANCIAL AND COMHERCsal

NV ON, July l-Specie shirments q
gold coin.
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Wall street To-day.

NV HoRk. july l.--Guld opened At 49,. and
las since tOld AT ll6 sal5- ON gll loans have
Teen nat, la2 per cent. for aud for
Foreign exchange while active T. arm, with ac-
tual rates 8S5h afs7 aDd az, aasO Money contau.s
.Ntftmfly easy, With 2A.t8 as quotations Tor call
loans and 31sa5 rauge fer hrst-class meruan-
the paper; Goqernment bonds are lower, be
caure OF lower gold. The ISL 5-2Dis II rs,
new, 81 and 6s are quoted eN-coupon-
The stock market al opening vas irregular, aud ~
u 81 the general list bad fallen = g. a. the latter
Northwest aud Paciic Mail The market then be
came strong for Union Pacific, Western linton Tel
egraph and Paci Mail, which have advanced l.aI,
and remainder Of list steady. Now prices steal
and the market quiet. The assistant treasurer Il
noon opened bids for one million gold These
amounted 10 s2475 go lowest nc s. and high-
est ll6 20.
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HOTELS.

NEW r. hOPEAN RESTAIRANr
~ SO3 STEEET, OPP. Masonic Tenple
ARMAND BODIN
Comfortable and elegantly furnished ROnus
The Cuisine unsurpassed. Choicest W iues AMI
Liquors. Fragrant Cigars "AH
Elegantly furnished Rooms for private dinner and
supper parties. iaIs ~
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THE WEATHER IN JUNE.-The meteor
illogical summary for June, prepared by
Sergeant Theodore Mosher, jr., signal
service observer at this station, has
the following general items: Highest
barometer, 302Gl on the goth; lowest
barometer, % 1853, eth Highest temperature,
81 g, 9th, 18th and 9th; lowest temperature
54o.5, f13th. Prevailing direction of wind
southrly; greatest velocity of wind, % miles
per hour, at I.l5 p. m. 10Th June tot
number of miles, 5000. Number of clear
days, 8: cloudy 2; days on which rain or
snow fell, Is; fair days, 10. Comparative
temperatures-1SI1 1872; 1872, 76o: 1873 760 s;
leI4, IIo2; 1875. 53o. Comparative precipita-
uon-iSIi, AS inches; 1872, 2.TS inches: 1873,
LES inches; 1874, 3.41 inches; 1879, 2.0G inches
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT, which
will be issued at o'clock this afternoon,
will show reduction during June of : ,43I :
1885. The following are the balances: Coin
ssI9,oj ,il0i4; cure ncy, - 1913 95l IS; coin GER
tihcates, S2l $4,000; special deposits of le-
gal tenders for the redemption of certificates
ofdeposit. s53.ilj,00o: outstanding legal ten
ders, S3I5, al 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-01

THE PROPOSITION OF a number OF promi-
nent bankers and merchandise New York,
that an additional weekly mail between this
country and Great Britain be made up and
sent by the White Star line. although rccel we'd
favCrahly by the Post Office DEPARTING ut here
has been declined by Lord Manners the
British Postmaster General
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STEAMER STE EXCURSIONS.

n rIrrqr- i'm steamer ~. Can
tain jane Harper, is now n .king = ~ a.
EXCLUSIONS TO POINT LOOKOUT
an every sATJRDs Y. Stopping A. LEONARD
Tow y. FISEN POINT. and MAKSHNLL'S.
going and returning. Tie steamer leaves Stephen
su IS n4rf. fOeJ 90 sth street. 2. arriving
~ Point L0 kl~t early Sunday morning, and re
turning . " arlington t. q a. IT. on Monday. All
the arc unr ls tlgI- h--r class, and uuSuI-
Ia ~ h ary rramFr the river.
/ or passage state rooms. & O.. arplv n
STETH ESSOS s BRO. gents,
ST. pheusor's hart, f.Ct Of 7th STREET; y.c,
Penn yivania avenue. J.2l II
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LOADER, THF LIAR-H1y h. net 10 Leave
BcyOn.-Mr. II. W. Morey. a gentleman OF
Boston, youched for by the Globe a. trust
worthy, sends 10 Mondays issue OF that
Journal an account OF previous dOings Of
i.OadCroT peculiar character. In 1865. SAYS
Mr.. Morey. Loader established a small up-
hOlStery store In Boston. aud being go0t
woEkman had a good trade. 4 lady OF high
standing IN South Ind society employed n N
on ole occasion. While he was engaged At
her house the lady's brother. who had been
.one absent abroad, suddenly returned ami
was warmly received and affect iouaJely em-
bfaccd 10y his sister. Threedays Afterwards
the lady received tins letter
"AV Respected Nrs. H-Dcar Madam: Eou
VIII feel surprised in hearing from me again,
particularly through letter. Neverthe less
] feel q my duty i'm calling your attention 20
the TACT, that, while working AT your house.
noticed many unladylike demonstrations
on your part toward that gentleman. /
thought u very improper at the time, especi-
ally as you were a married lady. Tnkind As
II may appear, / feel IL my duty To warn
your husband unless you Immediately en-
close Sloo 10 my address.
tSigned) JOSEPH LOADFRu
The result of this letter was an inlira
COMMUNICATION TO Loader that finally in
uuced him 10 leave the city. Mr. MoreT adds
that several reputable gentlemen in the city
are ready TO give evidence OF the blackmail
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A FETE CHAMPETRE
A u n

4 FETE CHAMPETRE
,,, LADIES OF 81 COWS CHURCH,
c.rner Road and High streets, Georgetown,
The Marine Band viii be in attendance e u D. l"
VICE C 81 sdmssSn Is Cents to be obtained at
Mel h ; and G. W. Cropley's, Georgetown, and on
viii take place next afternoon. same time aud
iiaSt. ktr.i je2S-4t
COMioUE SUMNER THEATER.-M MICA
y day, J.nt 28fh, EEsTy Nixat and Wednesday and
,onIkR e gspsnt Of he peoples favorite actress,
n ted By the
1a'io1 Drama entitled The Female Detective, or
:,;aTarstsi srIiStes; Miss ANNIE BATTELLE and nd
teTs, and old favorites retained. je2S Ct
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
ETHIOPIAN OPERA SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, June
20, and July and 2.
EMERSON,S CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS-25
ingtcn, Billy kice, Little Mac. Bob Hart, J. T.
ksT Esi Ernest LINDEN R4s.' sEXTETTE or x0
MATCHLEsS ORCHESTRA.
Forming the largest most brilliant and elite
eaniZation in the world.
admission as usual; Seats reserved day of per
J. III. MACK, Agent.
W. III. SMITH, Business Manager je25 Ct
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NEw No.
4s6 and Sale 439
7TH ST.l AT 9TH ST.
MARkRITER'S,
No. 4S9 TIA street, befrssr ID and e Streets sts Al
doors dbOrs Old FsliOIcS Han.
Cnoice Oil Paintings, Ensrsyings, ChrOmos, &c.
Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades Pictures, frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
sells, Rings, Nails, &c. in the District
~ TERMS CASH.
~ Please remember Name and Number. Jyl-ly
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SECRETARY DELANo. - An Associated
Press dispatch from this city says Secretary
Delano ''has not abandoned his desire TO re-
tire from the Cabinet, but the period nj when
this may take place is uncertain" A dis
patch 10 the Baltimore S,ta says that ..fo~
satisfactory reasons to the President and Nj
Delano the retirement will probably not take
place Immediately, but may be deferred for
a month or two"
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FLOWERS ENAMELED WAY.
No COUNTERFEIT
1hE ORIGINAL FLOWERS USED
MRS. EVA FRIES
pesr - announce that the Flowers made byAA
~ nave been examined By florists, under " ~
have been pronounced perfect ~e4sS
FUNERAL WREATHS CROssrs .Ncu0ps
and other devices made at the shOrte-, potics
ieII-lm a 80 aad fhiES,
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= 7 THE BALTlMeEk sHIRrrAc.

TORY EAS.
iol2 S''ssf "0-ta,esst, Wasarar,On, DC,
~
Is Esu tays,.s S.,sI, Bal;,-o-s, MI
We make the NEkr FIN EST DEEsS 81 prs a..
orcer, and In the most elegant manner a. a. e
bands on the sleeves, or 81 50 with cu8. -,
LED AID Perfect ~ alssys guaranteed
fIh DhESs SHIRTS, ready made, Ell 50
b~-f plJ LINEN COLLARS, 8 for al
~ ply LINEN CCFFS, s. cents a patr
Suons Tor sell Measurement sent 10 gentlemen
.i-lAnCe wren written for Collars and Guns
~ usii when pad FOR .,isin
L. sOHs DRESS
N CASHMERE HATS, u
Ju OpsEed, -
At sIISEMETZs
oS1S- u 1897 PesnsylvsnIa avenue
WOOL BLANK CLEANsED nics- a. a.,
w thsy remain soft sir1Ie sbeo, -, a. thst
S'@' Gsfi@l 4. EIsakR, sIs Ss stxsSs.
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re PLEASURE sEEkERs.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt VII Byles.

ROATs TCR HIRE BY JOS. PsSsKSO, No
- - a'-r ST., dJJrs below High 81.
The stear-eI
+. G. WHEELER -
n ] niger Lisksz EuiaT tlips 10 the Great ~
Falis 20
She , for chsr-s-. Inquire as above Ie5 I'm
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ABOUT 5000 NEW NAIL CONTRACTS went
into operation to-day. The service it is be-
lieved is at present in a better condition
than it has been for years before AT the
last letting unusual care was exercise in
awarding contracts. and having i'm mind the
various devices reSOTted To to secure fraud:-
lent contracts at former letting the Pos
master General and his assistants made a
searching inquiry into every bid before max
ing the award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-01

THE GRANGERS-ImlpoTtdnt Meeting of the
EIec1aire Connlittee.-The executive commit
tee of the National Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry met this morning at the he adj
quarters of the National Grange, No. 6l2
Louisiana avenue, to consider and decide
upon several important points affecting the
Order, and will probably be in session a week
or ten days. The committee consists of Mr.
VIM. Saunders, ID. c., chairman; Mr. E. r.
Shanklapd. Iowa; Mr. John T. Jones, Ark;
Mr.: ID. Wyatt Aiken, 8. c.; and w. T. Chase
n. III. Among the subjects to be considered
Is the removal of the headquarters of the
National Grange to some other point and a
proposition for an International exchange
between the cooperative societies of Great
Britain and the Changers Mr.. Worrall man
aging director of the Mississippi Trading Co,
OF England, which 1t is proposed shall act
as the medium of exchange, is in this city,
together with a delegation from the co,
operative societies OF Great Britain, to Law
the details OF the proposed plan before the
executive committee, Col. F. NJ. Mcdowell,
OF Wayne county. New York, one Of the
early friends OF the order, and at present
treasurer. will arrive this evening. The
headquarters OF the Changers Is the National
Hotel, which closed to the public for the
summer this morning. Mr. Tenney, pro-
Prletor OF the hotel, being Granger in good
standing, cheerfully makes an exception in
favor of the Patrons, and gives them every
accommodation. The result of the delibera-
tions OF the committee will not be made
known until they adjourn.
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HABLE BROS, 7th and d SITS.
COUNTERS MUST BE CLEARED.
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The jury to Report al Four O'Clock

BROOKLYN, July 1.-At I:31 O'Clock the
jury came into the court. Counsel were
then assembled and Judge Nelson was on
The bench. Foreman Carpenter said they
could not agree on question of fact The
Judge told them to disregard the subject Of
afhdavits submitted 20 him for a new trial
and sent them back 10 their room to com
municate with him at four o'clock
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THE ENGLISH POSTAL DEPARTMENT
has forwarded to Postmaster General Jewell
a specimen Of the international postal card,
which will be used by Great Britain in com
munIcating with all countries embraced in
the Berne postal convention made last fall
The card, which is somewhat larger than the
ordinary English card, is buff in color ami
oears the profile OF the Queen. II is OF the
value of % pence.
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The Jury Coming.

BROOKLYN, July Am Il 80 this morning
The rumor spread that the Jury ia the
Beecher case was coming into court and n
rush was made for the courtroom. where the
crowd il low awaiting the arrival of coap-
sci.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-01

THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT to-day
received specimens of Guatemala postal
cards, stamped envelopes, aui wrappers,
also ordinary letter stamps in use in that
country. These stamps, &c, which are
executed by the Columbian Bank Noe
conn any OF this city, are pronounced by
experts among the very finest IL an artistic
LOint of view. OF any In H.
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For ENCURsIoNs.

EOR ENCURSI oNs.
THE MARY WASHINGTON
has larger fHr pleasure pTrtr- than any o-her
bar pm fHAhTER VERY
IA AND EEENING- Regular E,1Sh-N
trlp- @ SIS mont and T-turu Mon a<zrz<z.nzb
ca = " e-Ues'iss and Fridays. leaving sth-s street
y n,ri a. . m ArpiF Oh board. OF 60 DR. HOW
LAND 2l9 - street.
Je5En P.H TROTH. President.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-25
A sEAsOSABLE ITEM.

IL would seem from present indica
tons that winter has set in to remain.
II this should prove to be the case, we
have certainly had very singular
fall short, wet and cold, and minus
the usual Indian summer. The light
covering ofsnow which has been on
the ground up to the 18th has not ma
terially interfered with blowing or
with most OF farm work, the ground
not being frozen to any extent. Pre-.
vious TO the falling Of the snow, there
was but little grass in the fields for
stock 10 get, and the obtaining OF this
was Of much more injury to the mead.
ows than the feed was worth, and in
our opinion il is much better to have
the ground covered with snow. al
though it will make considerable differ
ence in the amount Of forage on hand
by December. There appears to be a
good supply Of water for the winter,
but we shall probably get an open
spell between now and New Years.
Farmers are complaining that their
cows are drying up, not giving more
than one.half the usual quantity OF
milk for some time past. This may
not tend to create any upward tenden.
cy in the price of butter, but it will
sadly interfere with the prospect OF
pocket money for the winter. This
void in the wallet will be exceedingly
hard to fill.
Remedy: look out for spending
money before the cows go dry, as it is
bad practice for farmer to 60 on
tne credit system all winter, ard take
a large share Of the next seasons re.
turns to pay the debts thus contract
cd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-25

Bulf they arr silent tAsy are pot
tesAey give thcm time asd thcy are
amiatie eaesEh. snd flsey are arst and
last beaoss- They b noi ssk Toe
Asfh 81 board. asd they show some
dow willingness 10 ACT ppon board.
sugEestioa far biz greater eomfoFt
Bus oahsrwsse they remAis unaffected
" De ca1sAel They leara 20 greater
giibpeas 81 tphEue. o. Asel.asss Il
saind, o grace q manner; II thsif city
gaost1 bnsK with them the vices d
wiss a. beer a. diauer And tobacco
sitter il. The iarrers keep themselves
sneontAmisAts The only pipe zoo
smell j. that q the neighboring Irish.
mau a. be pAsses with his oI.tsam;
the gypsying French Canadians. "a
they wander soaibwArd, upsy by
whole families. ia their fickety open
buggies. lend the sole bAechAaAl
charm 10 the prospect that il kuows
These are Of race whose indomitable
lghthcArtednoss no rigor Of climate
has appalled,. whereas our Anglo-Sax
90 stock In many county neighbor
hoods Of sew England seems weather
beaten 10 mind a. ia face; and thi,
may account for the greater quick-wit
ted1css OF the women. whose in dool
lie is more protected from the inelem
cucy 81 our skies, II is certain tina
they ara far reader than the men, NOR,
Intelligent gracious. and graceful. az,
1 with their able connivance the iarme
stays the adversely creeping upon hi
class, il be does not retrieve its oil
prosperity. 10 the winter his daugh
tcrs teach school and IN the summe
they help their mother through be
enterprise of taking boarders. Th'
farm feeds Thorn all, but from the VIC
mans labor comes thrice the read,
money that the land ever yields, AM
il is they who keep alive the sense o
all higher and finer things, Heavel
Z knows with what heroic patience an
devoted endeavor, The house shines
through them, with fresh paper an
paint year by year they add TO thos
comforts and meek aspirations toward
luxury which the summer guest &C
cepts 80 lightly when he comes, smil
ing askance at the parlor.organ in tn
corner, and the black-walnut-frame,
chrome. Autographs on the walls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-11-25
DoN'r GO " EST.

For fifteen years, up to the begin.
ning of 1875, almost every young man
raised ID the older settled sections Of
The country has been crazy to go West
" 20 into store or on to a railroad;
any way to 60 away from the old New
Gnglaad farm. With the bottom fall.
hg oui Of almost everything except
.hesc granite hills, the pcrplexed
absentee begins 10 be sorry that be
syE leit the old homestead. He be-
gins 10 think that land is property;
and 70 know that sometimes bonds
and stocks are not; and so ~ natural
consequence be writes occasional let
tiers 10 his old neighbors 10 ascertain
whether or not there are any farms for
sale 10 the town where he was born.
All this is healthy and hopeful. 1t
means The coming Of the millennium,
when men viii be better satisfied with
sloe, sure dollar. than with one
gotten quick. to be lost 81 soon as got
ten.
We do 20, pretend % the spirit Of
prophecy. bat we do venture one pre-.
dicton; that the farms 10 New Eng.
land viii be worth considerable more
three years from this writing then they
are now. putting their value at what
they will bring.
Peace Is whas men vii be willing TO
pay foF u good time coming; aud
Ghere j. 10 otlseF place where il is 90
sure and permanent as where The profit
Of business III be small il certain.