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are the best the world produces. They
arS planted by a million people in Amer
ca aud the result is beautiful Flowers aud
splendid Vegetables. A Priced Catalogue
sent free to all who ~inelOSe the postage =
= , cent stamp.
Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly Is
cents a year.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable
Garden 30 cents; with c.oth covers %
ctUt-,
JAMS EIcE, Rcshcs.s- y. Y
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Execute or Adiuinistrulsrs auS
Guardians.

Are hereby notified to make their eel.
Elements pursuant to law. The clsrk i,
required to issue subpoena for them I,
appear at his Office and settle annually.
10 save cost to all parties be has adopted
this plan of notice. Those who fail
to close up their accounts, will in du.
officer. F
J. {. GaIsnAN. CIsri.
Jurt 9h 1879.
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We call the attention of persons who
may with TO purchase a farm in this
csunty to the advertisement of Mr.. Isaac
Is. GarSt, to be found in another column
Mr.. Gsrst proposes to either sell for cash
c' 70 exchange for lands in Kansas, West
Arkansas or West Missouri. Those
ewing lands in the west who would like
70 make az exchange can no doubt make
= satisfactory trade with friend Garst.
Lis farm lisa good one and is located in
AZ excellent neighborbopd convenient to
churches, school l%ousas, mills, postsofice,
&c. Any further Information in regard
" the land can be had by addressing
Mr. Garst at this place.
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MONf Ohl HALL.
MIRIAM'S MEMOIRS.
SEA AND SHORE.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERIE.
HESTER HOWARD'S TEMPTATION.
DOUBLE WEDDGIN.
The above Six New BooLs are written
by the popular Southern Authoress. Mrs.
Ca;harine A. Wartield, formerly of
Mississippi, but now Of Louisville. Ky.,
and author of the worldwide noted
work, .'Ihe Household of Bouycrie,r
which is one of the best and most extra
ordinary novels ever published. The
above six books are each issued in one
large duodrcimo volume, bound In mo-
rocco cloth, full gilt back and side, price
$40 each, or $1,000 for Il complete set OF
the six volumes, put up in u neat and
strong box.
Above Books are for sale by all Book
sellers. or CORES cf either one or more of
the above books, or a complete set OF them
VIII be sent at once to any one, 10 any
place. postage prepaid, or free offreight.
on RENTING their price in a letter to the
Publishers,
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"Lcap Year, said he rs he threw
himself i%ndolcutIy upon the lounge, "Oh,
don't wish was a pretty, fascinating
Sumner of a girl I'd have all my clothes
'ht after the Domestic Fashion" and
Just heap the style on. And wouldn't |
pile on the dudS and wear a big hustle (!
Oh no. III! OUCH" and just here his
father, as DO led him ont by the ear, said
Young man, if you don't climb out'n
this aud make a big hustle in the neigh.
OorhoOd of tLat wood pile I'll fix you SOS
you couldn't wear a hustle for a month";
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CANDIDATES q
FOR FEPRESENTATfyE,

-, We have been requested by h. l..
Sr.,to announce 20 the voters
Ut Washington and Unicoi Counties that
ne Is a candidate for Representative in
ne Lower House of our ncxt Legislature.
AZ the proper time he Win publish his
calu,. and in the meantime would re-
pectfu'ly ask the voters TO take his
claims into consideration
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Zeal Ceal.

Persons ordering Coal of me must a..
company the order with the money or
pay Immediately on the delivery of the
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and Tribune

t.pt. Howrens' family has the measles,
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Jane If.
New Advertisements

60 day at home. Agents wanted.
ClG Outfit and terms free. TRuES
co., Augusta, Maine.
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Timothy Seed,
For Sale by
Shipley, Smith & Co.
slaves! slaves
MRS, WARFIELD'S
New Books.

New Books just ready, by author of
"The Household OF Bouverie."
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TRUSTEE

We are authorized and Requested to
announced ED. III. WEST, candidate
Tor County Trustee. at the ensuing
august election. -..lr ug.
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Another Paper.

Feb, 22nd, 1876.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-24

JAMS YIoK, Rcshrs.s- y. Y
, 1876-06-12
was " a,'optcl ut nnre, lrn! thu expression, It's

wa, n,,ontc, n, ,ur,. ,,u1 m. cr,,ca,,m. ut,,.
all for h',nlntn y Il !, Ernrsi ,r' .'v.rv ,T dnv
In Tic cnrly nrrs - uf tlIo Ci'rist}nu crn lived
m Atab!al, uliysi'ian md chemist, n Dr. Ucfrr,
wl,usc life Wns s1cnt In cn,Icny0rInr, hy clc,,l-
ica1 progresses, IL inn Tic hnser tletn1s into
Eoil, H. was orr III tfn very earliest writer's
IN clir.nl4.ry, Int IN obscure wn4 lls style of
composition, tat his nat,lr, ticrr, Inns given lis
wursls WITH no meaning a.tnci,e,l.
But tho ltlr story wraplctl IN in tho wnrl
t1nncc IL q,tIte mil one ant shows lis 1uttc
conyfnctn.ly TINT fa,ne and honor, one century,
, 1876-06-12

lie MAKES ANOTHER sIAfEAHNFs
CINCINNATI, O., June 1l.-To-mosrow's Ca
sttte will contain an Interview With Mr.. John g.
Harrison, Director Of tho Union Pacific Railroad,
relative to statements by Mr.. A1illard, and cnn-
tanned in dispatches from Onal'a Millard's
statement WIS to the effect TINT llarrIsou's mo-
tlnn III regard to that F}4 900 bond transaction
was against Mr.. Blaine, and that II the latter
should ever be a canllidatc In opposition to
Morton he t1Iar1ison) would publish the facts
and kill lin. On this subject
MR. HARRISON REMARKS:
drought this matter up before tho Committee in
September, 1879, aud subsequently, ~ yuu will
sec By my letter to the Hon. Jeremiah Wilson,
Chairman " the Credit Mobillcr investigation
Committee, dated Feb. 3, 1879, requested that Mr.
Rollins be examined In regard to that transaction.
When first moved in the rnattcr. Gen. Grant was
candidate for reelection, md at tho date Of my
letter TO Wilson had nut been fnaugurated. 1t Ii
not likely that It could hare lad auy reference to
tho candidates for thc Presidency. That would be
RATHER EARLY TO KILL AsPlRANTs
or to build them up. had in my mimi only the
interest Of the Government and niy own responHi.
bllity as Gosssncns Director OF the Railroad Com
panJ. sad at once there. must have been HoMe'
ihlng wrong. The RallruRd Company WA scarcely
able u pay intcrrst -
and yet It had paid cut, under cover OF a loan, a
large amount Of money for worthless bonds. That
was my seaaon. Dor. Morton knew nothing about
II. nnd had nothing 10 dp with IT, ana. when mhde
the statement to tic Cincinnati Gazette. had not
sccn Gov. Morton for months, ani had not COM
muncatcd with him on tho sub}cct.
In reply to question whether the Railroad
Company hadtaken auy
ACTION RECENTLY
in regard to tho $H ,0o0 bond transaction, Mr
Harrison aath:
At meeting ot the Dlreetor. In the city q Bos'
ton, June i, lH7l. on my motion, tho following
order was unanimously nAopted. Mr. billion VIII
tu the chulr. and btr. Rollins present as Sec.
rctnry:
!" "WnEHrAs, Dec. @, 1H71, tho Executive Com:
nittca q @ ste Union raeltlS ltahoao 6 Company dd
j. Fort Smith land grant bonds, now he II
0rderrd by this tourd thai Sydney llart1ctt, the
Attorney Of this Company, investigate the transac-
tCn. asecrAn who II responsible for The mlsappro-
priatlon Ut tho funds. and bring suIt fur ita re-
coYery.
A copy Of IInrrison's letter to Wilson Is ap-
pended, anl III that, which called for MI nyest
gatlon early iM 1878, there ia 10 mention Of the
na1ue Ut Mr. Blaine.
, 1876-06-12
IN GENERAL.
DRISTOW.
4 MEETING ~ CLEVELAND.

AEEllHN ~ CLESELASU4
CLEVELAND, O., June 11.-Ahout 800 cttizonB
met In Garre.ts Hall last evening to express
their yicws fuvoring the nomination of Sce-
retary Bststow by tic Republican Convention at
CINCINNATI 10 President Ut tic United States.
Judge D. r. Tiden presided. spgeches were
rlade and resolutions adopted urging tho ucccs-
sIty Ut nominating Mr, Drstow, u,d promising
lest efforts to thnt end. A committee, consist
Ing Of \. ". Fairbanks, A. ". Bayne, and
Edward Morrison were appointed to canvass for
delegation of ilfty to 10 10 Cincinnati In tits
interest.
THu MAN w1fo WILL COMMAND THE MOST VOTES.
To the Editor IF The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June ll.-It ia the belief Of grcnt
many, myself among the nuulhrr, that the CON-
yentIon soon to meet at Cincinnati Inns 1t In It's
| power to name the next President OF the United
States. OF MI possible candidates should lie
| bc nominated who wnuld command the grcatcst
number Of electoral votes, still but n close,
llurtl-won yictory nluy wait upon the action Of
that Convention. Should a,ly other he named
as d doubtful result, with some prcpondefancc
Of Rdycrsc chahccs, Is the best TINT can be pre-
| dlcntcd on thu nomination.
II this By a correct statement Of the political
| situation 50 fnr US 1t goes, what Is the duty of
those empowered to direct tho choice Of the Re-
| publican purty2 Clearly 1t Is to r,usent to tho
people as It's nominee the cnnlitlntc suggested
| him whose tttlr 10 tic lnrgest electoral vote Ia
most indIsputabie everywhere and most get,-
orally conceded whcrc such concession IL Of I'LL
| portuEce.
Cannot this matter 10 determined, ,--nay not
tho argument as h NIL possible coHllltaates he
summed up IN thc following two questions with
| theF answrrsf ..-
In the eyes VI thu 1nAsscs tho greatest OWL thnt
ntlicts tho body polite Ut tl!e United Stairs ut
, 1876-06-12
SOME CANDIDATES.

now THEY LIVE AND LET LIVE IN "Ast'S0Ios'
TroytX ~ Tinifs ts'rdt9ht Rtn"a'fcHn}.
WASHINGTON, u. G., June 4.-'fhe misfortuncs
of J}tu!rc urr mainly attributed to ls operations
in laml.trrnnt r,ilroo,, nnd wl1-ent .ncculntions
'.,,, -, 1911.
when were a'teete,1 ny congressman ieg's'et'oh
whiso he was speaKcr OF tue 4louse. Ills epesH-
tions Of this sort arc proved by his own admits
o., .,a',,'. H.. ,1,o ,tte,s ..s,,., ~ u,aI,,,.
~, uuoDs H. i". sna ev Issa ,s an,' ~, "n
af,es a' ' neu s -. ~. u' tuas,'i1'
Ia worth Mt lcas. s,:s00o0 tlo not undertake
In suy how 1,}alns u,,tuIued l,s wealth, hut lie
y" ~ i" ~ .,, -,
ees'anli5 mus. os '"o l.''sGos'su " conle'snss.
At his home III hhg'ista, Als'. he ownsa q large
house, ucclipytng considerable tract Of ground
In the central part Vi the city, with
nj, ,bn ,,romonnm,nt. md con;n,nrnts of Nm
~ ~ .,,"'' 80 ,ra,it,, ,rs". ,,a,,aa
es'a1'isn'ne"1 ~ m ~ E'.''' ~ WEALTH. ~. "'uso
III maintained tho year round. lie Ina slx
children. Ono lad is Ut Harvard, auotltcr In
Yale, blaine l,as often SAIL tl,at 1t costs lin
, 1876-06-12
1}IAINE.

WARRINGTON, u. c., June 1.-THE following
t,f,,,,,i,,,, from ,,run,., tricn,1s NJ n,nirr -,
.M.,.'., .as aa.t.., ~ h' ~. ,r,,,a. w
Clhc'ahat' was fccefea W ns'n 'n1s 'aoFn'ne
before starting to Church:
Tie delegations hAve been coming In quite
numorousiy alnce . o'clock Inst night. The West.
ern delegations ars stroug and unbs"ksn and full
Of sntnestness. .,.,,,, ,, .,x r.,x,.,.,.,
deisssss M Sat iwc: ~.
w.ss A'o Ae '''~'~~'0''' ~ ."' "~AS''"e - '"'
MARYLAND IL here, With a Tag out, and wuFkinp
sp]xu5!djyt
There IL really good DIAL Of friendly sentiment
among the Ohl1 delegates.
Pollard, Of trrMoht, In for NFstow. Kellogg, Of
counssticat' IL slso iof bssslow' 1t. IL. uaha Is
'o5 ,t,a,x rasn, ,, .,,, an vote. and xo, p,c,,,a
, 1876-06-12

- Hf!dhfft,hf1 RHifttfn.
The Rev. Dr. L. the other day fouutl n pack Of
plAying-tastla In tho possession of Ills ultrst
boy} and, nftcr giving tho luz! Il tl,rashiug fu.
owning such engines Of Sata1,, the DHetM
placcd the castls In his avn pncket, intending
to destroy them at the first opportunity. But
In the carR on tho why to the city, he pulled nut
Its handkerchief, nlni the cards fcll ol tic ilupr
The Dnctor gathered them up with very rel
iaye, a'.d while ,H hs wy arranging them III h.
opposite to him wink Mt flts. ltc turned Ills
head away, but upon loDkl1B around Il moment
later, tile man winktd ut lin again. Then hd
wlnlsctl scycrnl titncp, and tl,aly he caic uvcr,
and sitting down by tho side Of the Doctur, hi
said:
~ any, Partner, what's your little gamc?
~ don't undcratund you, STR" replied ths
.Oll, you needn't mind me-" suld tile n,a,,.
."I'n doing l!ttls u that thing nysclf. Sow.
how .lo you work itl''
"oh, yon know well enough. Whnt ioyou
'tskin thctn Skin who1 Really, Sir, your 70
marks nrc incomprGhcnsible to ,llc.h
u Nov, acc here, understand the whole thing.
Ton'se hunting up somebody to play, seven-up
with, ansl y"H intend to bent M 'e'n out Of thelr
lnnhny. Now, don't youi'
. You dun't know who you arc talking to-"
snow, I'll tell you what I'll lo. Thcrc's no
man on this earth that Kin turn jarks fastcE'n
kin; nnt lcRs YOU ntiu 3l!r start up game IN
sDnic Of these fclrrs al III run three or four
jacks up my sleeve, with II couple nt aces may
hG, md when VIC gct to tnWn we'll divide thu
profits alnl go'lown md gct roaring drunk at
Ill. tavrr'l. ls 1t II lmrgaln.'.
"You aru u scoilndrei, STRIP exclaimed the
Doct0r. "Let INC change my seat II you
plcaac.n
"Won't do III Won't club In with nlc and IT,,
few gaulesf'
"Ccrtninly not Rir.h
"Won't lcnd me them Jacks To put in my
s1eevct'
"Yuu seem to forget that All Clergyman,
SIR"
IA clcr-Oh, no. You los't mean to ray
--tllat-you amt n preacher; nov honest
are yout"
"Yrs, sir, I am. nm the Ituy. DR.. Pr
"'roo bnll too bad Believe mo, II didn't
think you wuro nne Of those fellows WHO pla!
cards on tl.e ears 70 gougc grceniorns out ul
tlIrir monuy. You l,ok like ollc anyway, now
don't yOu! And what ure ynu doing with that
pack, old n,l,l, hcyi Would yuu mind If
showed YOU how to rim 'cn, over s,''s when yna
play t"ry cart fool you'll ri do 1t for nothlnE'
l'hrN Or. Potts went intn the liud cur md Ent
OF ct tho next station. When llc got hon'c he
gayc TINT boy of Ills Il couple Of extra Aoggigs
In order to cnao Ills feelings.
, 1876-06-12
BRISTOWPHODIA.
LOGAN, CHARLEY rA1tWEL1., AND MATT CAR
pENTgK HAVE GOT IT Rad.

LOGAN, CHARLEY rAnwEL1., AND MATT CAR
rENTgK HAVE GOT IT RAD.
Sptcfos Dispatch 10 The Tribune,
CINCINNATI, juno 11,-Logan Affects to he for
Blaine, but he also, with the machine influence
.cntcring In tho Senate, and dependent upon
The pcdtlllng Of patronage, Is Tor Conkiing, who
s represented by those who expect to secure
Lie nomination for him by pcddlEng Of PIT
,tn,ugc Tho theory Of the Conk1lag crowd
is thut the machine Is strong enough TO elect
any candidate ground out by the naehinc, no
n,ntter who lie be. Logan, who is r1l bc-
lever III tho machine, goes over to Conkling TO
aid III tho effort to pcrpetuatc the nacflit1c re-
yime In fts most obnoxious features. lie has
alrrady begun operations, while dcclartng him
',clf for Blaine, to fetch ccrtain Illinois dele
gates over to Conkling.
CHARLEY RARWELL,
who affects to be for Wheeler as hts second
choice, is also Implicated In this scheme to sell
also here to deliver tho Wisconsin delegation
over to Roscoe. To-day he says blaine Is the
man to nominate II the purity wants to he do
fcatctl-whtsh y probably 1tJr;ne, hat Carpenter
whom, he Inns sold out to Conllling. The whole
ANYBODY TO BEAT nnlsTow,
Logan Is especially loud, Is declaring that there
hlE LHouSHI1u3 ul hcPuIll1EAno III Liz tIo!tH WIN
DO mt believe Brtetow Ii Republican, ard who
would on that account vote for Demosrat in
preference to BrIstow Wcro tho latter nominated
here. Logan might have added TINT everyone
Of Ills Revenue appo,ntces Indicted for couIpll-
city In tho whisky sseala would bc atnong tho
thousands.
Lognu md bis immediate confedesates In This
Cpnkling scheme arc not alonc In their hostility
10 DrtstoW. Tho managing politicians generally
now here DO not nttcmpt to disguise their hos
k!lity to him. Sotne OF them base It upnn Ills
Interference with tho machine IN matters
Of revcnue appointments, hut tue
great maturity orc imposed to hin because lie is
Put forward ty tha prcss Us the antl.1ach!ne
candidate, and by defeating lin III tho Conycn-
lion they mean to rehuke pcsky newspapers
Ring anil n!l tue othcF Rings ground out
by the machine. 80 they insls. upon sa,l'li.
date ground out by, tile 1narlne, and IN allot-
tho probable result III November. Thcy du not
hesitate to ayow IN I'LL places o'l every occasiGn
that they prefer the SUCCESS Of a Democrat to
the election Of Dristow.
The loulcst of tlso supporters Of Blalnc arc
a1so to be rcckoncl III this category. Tirsc are
tLu delegates from the Territories, which repre-
, 1876-06-12

LHH01H 3tr6nHlHIH, HHH ~.
The Gcrman Statistical Ollleo haA inst pub
lahr'l MI Rbstrart Of tho results III tic crrIla
uf 1H75, Tlis document shows large increase
Of ths population, II We compare it to zig for:-
gnisg ccnsna. On tho 3lst December, 1s71 slIS t
tutal Ut tho population amounted To 4!.iN,nls
Inhabitants. On thu list Dcrrn,ber, 1h1l, 4l,,
0jS, ,793 Inhabitants were counted, Including, VI
tulirse, the tFoo1s then stationed i.l Fra'rs'
According to these t!gnrcs there hAs teet' an III
crcaae Of 1B90 GsD inhabitants within fur years,
or US much Us l.0l per cent d year. Within the
ycar 1807-71 talc population had Increased ~
b5l, ,Bl7. or only 0.5s per ccnt {ayerag.} year.
I'm tlleso latter figures Alsme md l.orra'ue
hare h:en turludrd}. Within the last census
fOD,O00 Inhabitants, or 0.fl per cent more tl1Hl
within tho foregoing rsrt"l II fur yrarH: t'nl}
part Of this difference may be nsrrlrh to t!'e
war between GERMANY md Francc. The ITn.
rIpnl rr,lxUs of the Increase llu IN Il reduction
OF emigration AMI in strung 0ycr-balancc ol
births against deaths.
, 1876-06-12

yni,oa.,,tf, Trrs.noud.uc% Son s.n.i.r.,
'"" i" t , ~ a W"ra m
~ tle mani eoffulof OK tlie Me!ansAi iiii.!-
l1e aieAe, "!it!e lle n'ht eilbt'a! Yisitors are
Mot ,,Kssy tUMIss u "k llgtlrc Oh clcopatra
~ .nlslnnseu ono ts.il.t" ul,e,l Fmrt sT,
workmanship % IL ,r, u tl,o best anl the
eilcet startliig. ihe hesh Int u tatnEal,
Mf t!,i, n.r a "ie,I!Hr, n.n esGEy MetA'i enrc-
tu.ly uoe. a.el'ur Gioch,"ush ~ .ascb ut "ase
noaona, MoFes tler afahs a. htervais stss hcs
lces, tnfns llet eaa HatEnialy rom slae 10 aue,
an 5osaa fr eyes. aer laee at iot aro Deau
I'M, una te aecessoses hre vi nri,st!c hatnlnhy
with conception of thS Egyptian Queen; YET
tGr icatntos nlo ny hEyptts'' nesaG raltes
Etltop1an siasc' sqaaily haie, stalds a.
iler snte HI. HI! laals Het; ~ Iie9 lees
lles naKcn iitt1e noy. nlrl n,lttcss o., tl!e
Urn urn u hcF sens; a. Epusn ta''npy linngs above
lhe %hole IL surpris!nIEy natural, 10 much W
i!ae IT, ny ltrai eliest a!pon tG spcGta@iors. @
,ii ioHnK glr''s yong t suddenly ul4n y a,,a uraw
tn inok " tlio stntuary a,'d pictures, but thlh
@ noTno with s stsaI,isss: : They sseap. without
ue!Ay. women Inspect the group shSlS, Aie,
are ,.ot to & bs scare. ssarsd away by any fus'lns q
,nuaesty a,, anless csf,ostlns s!sters os swtet
e"st stSy on ~ sot rt ~ nhe.s ny TO
a~hfc il1. sslch Hax-WofRh, asia Wur"t aso con-.
mon IN Ehropeah museums LINZ hftlstEai,}y
iGy aIe " De e9.t,i''Gnaea ~ lrmis ol sk,
oel!iG t"thtJ u,''iho w c.n5'cs H"uMl'y sionn
~ t!l's cHlltryi nut nnlt tlllilK lucy nnsEt
10 ne thfust nn~afhIhgly upon the s'ent n1
1ilfea so1igfeeatl"'la' e.na " t!le tnaliilis"
sas.s ase o. ny wy ., s'MkI, t. aa e Goo
'NtTatloi'. t,tahent na~iEy " from Conncctl.
eut, mud Is purltanIcaI. lio steps In front Of
t'to{ntra g, %hi!o t,liIl slaliu t,lele. ,,,
hat 10 ypa thihk u hert" ask:
"a tnl'as VI nsant, he ~, answers "nat hot
, 1876-06-12

ml,s here arc ttn 1t tcply shocked to engage In
a.trrltirf nlnnIt that great sitls rhnn1her.
1t leaks olt tn-nght that, sinvr flc 1Ias made
rrs here, a. j. 1,atcock, Chairman Of tho ill.,
mis- Republican Convention, and a l,a!ne man,
fas hcru1nc satisfied that hlnfnc could not hc
elected, anil to-ay It Is Developed tiat 1'awock
offered to bet $i0,OO0 thAt Biatnc, II nolninatt1
would he defeated.
, 1876-06-12
ecnta that lie hsa considerable income from min
Ing lands i, Pennsylvania,

sents that lie has considerable income from MIN
Ing lantls i, Pennsylvania,
SENATOR COSkLlNG
n a mnn af moderate fortune, ami always en-
ioyea lutratlvc Inv practice In addition to h!s
Utica, whore his family mainly rrsllc. sutnc-
times Mr. Gambling Inns brought l'ls family hero
Cnnklingt feeble healtl. IS nut usually equal to
tho demands nf her position In Washington eo-
cicty, and she Is unaerstoo1 to prefer the 9utct
Of fsr nws home. Tits winter. Mr. Conkl!nF
single hnrac, flnc hiark nnmal, which he drive.
about ths suburbs III tic stolen flalfnnrs which
The fraEtarrtary Intervals II hney life nllow
hin. This greatest nun tn Washington MIL IN
the world arc the busiest eI,ce. Mr. CunklIng IL
srltlofn setu III What IA called Washington st,c-
ety.. Onct or twice In winter one li,ny Fcc him
n, the rccrrtlons Of the President, but he sc!-
dom goes into general snciesv. liz Is too tn,lcl,
occupied. His o'llce ami tlie Senate Chusnhcr
are Ills workshops.
sEcnETARY nRlsTow
last tall tnok a furnished house OF K street, ono
nf tho most fasllonablc localities n the city:
thn Arlington. The house IL handsomely fur
nishpti. Mrs. Dristaw is lady Of much dignity,
cultivation, and rellnemcnt and unusual clar!l,s
# S rsp 1 If, Sft nnc v TsGw ts1t is K.nSy
gentleman, Whenever lie has n horse, aias II
good t,nc. ArIstow's fine team Of bright bay
carriage horses arc Of the hest Kentucky stock,
and aru nut surpassed III the city. Ills carFiaga
Is modern tnnian. Nearly every AFTERNOON he
is RecH In t!,G Fark for one hour With his wife,
tnking IN airing utter Treasury hours. Brlstow
In Its oWn right Is Wurtl about $l00, 600. Mrs.
Rr!siow Inherited from her fntllrr ycry cousld-
trahle fortune ristow tsexccl,tnr Of tic estate.
Tbs habit of life 0f the DrstUws Is that Of we'll
to-do gentle people, md is quite within thclr
known means.
TnuMMAN's WEALTH
is estimated ut Mt least 1,ND,OD. A rise in
sonu Western r.al estate apecu'attons in hla
resident ctty Of Ohio was the lasls of this largo
fortune. 1fo still owns lArgc tract Of lind
hcalcs 10 he "bloatcd bon.ihollcr." In
Washington he lives III large double f,ouec on
Fourteenth ktreet, recently purchased aud re.
modelled. His Bun-I,l-aw, Mccormick, for
merry Delegate frunl Arizona Territory, occ,l-
pies one-lalf of tic house. It Is sut'l lhc rcn-
Hon why the house WIS rclnotlelcd WINS to have
fine headquarters for campaign purposes. It
Inns not Thus far bcen used as such tn very good
effect. Thurman considers Washington rs Ills
home, aud spends !nnCl Of his time here, cvEn
In the vacations OF Congress- During the Inst
Congressional cafnpaig,l hr did 50, tnking 10
part III the cnnyaaB, course for which he Wns
severely criticised Mt ho1nr. Thurman kccps a
Observation-Disclosures.
Il man Of considerable fortune, Inherited
from his father. lie lives here IN his nw1, f,o,lss
cntcrtatns moderately, and keeps fine turn
out. Ills salary rs Senator must bc nn inRig-
nfflcant portion nf hts n1lnual income. The
principal Presidential candidates In Washing
ton arc not pure 1ty-strlckcn.
, 1876-06-12
Ggn, Mcclellan Robbed.

a few days ago usn, George !. strclellaa ias
movcd from his New Y,rii hullHe tohis pltasah!
country villa OH Orange Nounta!Els. The 'ouse
Is situated llcar thu summit and Is custly en-.
yroneA by wooAs. seycrnl trunks contaulns
clothing ind va!uAblcs wrru placed IN MI upITtt IT,.
room. and The tienera! anl one or w" a. 's hs
faniily wcnt to tim. Mnrcy's residence near "
to tuku iunclI, leaving ta,c luusu with tl's E'iE'
Aeilcr. suon nitrrwarsl y man approached tGs ~,
garlencr ind Inquired fnr icls. MeCl'llan, H., IT,
was told that the General waH away. When w.
heard footsteps within. Entering by another
way, ho found tic trunks br,Acn opt'n ainl ttle
contents scattered. Over ,7O0 worth OF el"lh'
Ing hatl hccu TAKEN Including u sya-sks, sahii ,i
nj ertlnr ,nanttla and mutr bIh.'k velvet a,'
several silk dresses, and twD i1no laee sla"1s
There IL nu clcw tO tho thief.