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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05

4s A YOUNG man disappeared from his
home last spring, and his parents
heard nothing from him until yester-
day, when he came home with bro
ken nose, four fingers frlghtfully out
of shape, one ear partially gone, one
eye missing, and a crutch under the
right arm. At first his mother thought
he was ayictim Of nitro-glycerine ex-
plosion, but when he sank down into
a chair, and feelingly, remarked:
"Home base at last,' she knew he had
been travelling with a professional
baseball club, and charitably forbore
questioning him. 3aa3 vase u1 s1ais-
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IWachter am Erie, supported Hayes
last year. -, 80 .
Colonel Edwin Jussen; Chicago,
-brother-in-law flCarl Schurz.
r Ex-Governor Koener, Illinois.
General Franz Sigel, New York.

44o STRANGE EFFECT OF SEA SICKNESS
IA curious, effect of sea sickness is
noted by the Boston Post. 1t says:
''Twenty-seven Boston gentlemen took
! sail down the harbor last week. A
majority of them have always been
voting the Republican ticket, and all
but three of them are going 10 vote for
Tilden this fall We, have heard of a
young man who was SO captivated
with the beauties of Boston Harbor
that he threw up a good situation
while taking sail with his sweet
heart. but we never before heard of a
case of sea sickness SO severe as to
compel twenty four Boston gentlemen
to throw up their political opinions
st. Louis Globe Democrat, Rep.
1tlu5
e Which is RlGHr ?-Either the Japan
ese people do everything backward,
left handed, and upside down, or we
do. A traveller in japan writes:
81 see . man planning. He pulls the
plane toward him. 1 notice a black.
smith at work. He pulls the bellows
with his feet, while he is holding and
hammering with both hands. He has
several irons in the fire, and keeps his
dinner-pot boiling with the waste
flame. The cooper holds his tub with
his toes. All of them sit down when
they work. How strange! This is
an important difference between a
European and an Asiatic. One sits
down to his work, and the other
stands up to it. Why is it that we do
things contrawise to the Japanese2
The Japanese say that we are reversed.
They call our penmanship 'crab-wri-
ting because, they say, sit goes back
ward In Japanese stable we find
the horses flank where we look for
his head. Japanese screws screw the
other way. Their locks thrust to the
left, our to the right. The baby toys
Of the Aryan race squeak when
squeezed; the Turanian gimcracks
emit noise when pulled apart. A
Caucasian, to injure his enemy, kills
him /; q Japanese kills himselfto spite
his foe. Which raeelis right 2"
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FOR EVER.


For ever and ever the redaening leaves = (
s4F1Oat 10 the sosi,en grasses. fio-.s4 Nf +t 4-
For ever and ever the shivcrina trees llt'' ttf
Cover and shrink to the chilling brec7e. He
That sweeps from the inr-oG sullen seas. to
10 wiiher them as it passes. rslef fsfai
For ever anu ever the low gray sky - -t-A -
Stoop> DER the sorrowful earth ~ 4bSi =
For ever and ever the steady rain @ hi5l rEn
Fails on bare. bleak hill ami barren plain
And flashes on roof and wind0w-paAe. 800 $40
And Kisses upon the hearth. iJ,o'H.o saH
For cyer'and ever the weary thoughts
Are tracing the seii-same track: 24' " .
For ever and ever to and fro % &H |iFrl9
ON the old, unchanging road they go. ,i4iW '
Through dreaming and waking, through JOY
and woe, s ffaIi14I4u -Lt. III q
Calling the dead hours back. p a. fg14 &
For ever and ever the tired heart
Pointers Ger evil lone: iit- 20
For ever and ever through cloud and gleanI.
Tracing the course of the strong life stream,
And dreary and dull rs the broken dream. lH
For ever the rain rains on. .,i- q stiatH ]a
-..H. .Hl.||Ht|E H1
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ANOTHER correspondent comes for
ward with the following anecdote
about "Bill, the baggage-master: "a
few nights since tho wife heard some
one ransacking the lower part Of the
house. She awoke William aud in.
formed him that there were burglars
in the house, Keep quiet" says
Bill, "keep quiet and they ind any
thing valuable we'll get up aud take it
away from them."
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- kuHAT8S021 LBHTB8 BO8Ar1 - a
DsaraaSes. I'vs been In icoaafies
Of this great Heosier Stasa, ,,g.t ,5a6,4o
b And feeiins thst yos should be posted,
IHi All the lssess hews1 Win narrats.
3 The canvass is now we'll conducted:
II the people speak day and night.
And the war spirit an ar0uainG. 99u i41I
With all its old venom and spite. "a a.
But fear With all ofonr plAnning,sg !, =.
sai In this State We will meet with defeat.
For the people are down on corruption
- = It's the issue We Row have to meet. 1865
To them che nnanciaf question ifs
Is . dodge that they care nonght about;
They are poor, and to them it's no matter
a .W Ifhard or soft money is out.
~ Now. to overcome all opposition, .ee.t.l,
To my mind there Is bat one way;
d, A campaigo. with = :" bloody shirt'' dying.
And = barrel Of money" will pay.iilj sl
And unless this Is done. Indiana sa75 E
Is lost. and even Old Nick .ss. gaId -t-fH
Can't prevent its going Democratic. a
su As sure's my naae's fitzpatrick.
j HAYES ANswEK TO kILrArRick.
q Fitzpatrick, dear Fellow. the letter. '''sA
You sent me came duly 10 hand, = 90 s
But see. with dismay, it's been copied 4o
In the papers all over the land.
How could you. ny dear. be 90 careless.
And let all our secrets leak outf
Before this our cause locked despsirinyA
Now we'll meet with terrible rout.l sdl
Carl Schurz. in his speech. does .ackBoWledgs
Z That all Of our friends are corrupt; IL.
II he goes about preaching this doctrine
Our party will soon be used up. fi'i I'D
Does he think that the people ore foolish siii
To trust all the thieves four years more. IT,,
He is on the wrong track. we must stop him,
His Dutch head is undoubtedly sore.
"Mortsn's SHIRT" full of blood, i. now flying
think will do ms some good; > " - So
It's the only Plan now thas's worth trying;
ri In the Hoosier State try il would. 3, t-,;-s
Twill send you barrel OF money,
And IS many moro ss you may want, E7s}
For all the Oflicials do back me, ssl l,su5tsz
j. From the lowest to President Grant, .t.,
Don't hesitate; when nominated,
Grant sent me message. you knew
'Ail his influence should be exerted,"
And the Government money should now
Like water. to make my eleesion- Eiti5 iii -
iH A surety. and without doubt; tgf, a1 .hus
He wants me 70 NIL the position
That his short .comings viii not leak out,
And over their eyes pull the wool;
The ''blOOdy shirt /" takes their attention ~
.1 From corruption, Of which we are full.
Talk no more on the financial question.
It's dodge that SEQ poorly pays;
am doubtful. my friend. Of election, bns -
But. sincerely. I'm yours, Il. B. Hayes.
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f. w. MANSON,

Attorney and Counselor at I.ssvr possesses
sapcri0r facilities :Or making COLLECTIONS ~
AL lrast- oC the United States ONCE over
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05

THERE is great falling off Of little
boys who try 10 ride on the hind end
of street cars.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05
AN INDIAN TRADITION.

r7------7f J taENtEHrr
Among the Seminole Indians there
is singular, tradition regarding the
white mans origin and superior
ity. They say that when the Great
Spirit made the earth, he also made
three men, all of whom were of a fair
complexion and that after making
them, he led them to the margin of
lake and bade them leap therein. One
Immediately obeyed, and came out
purer than before he bathed the Sec
ond did not leap until the water be.
came slightly muddy. and when he
bathed he came up copper-colored the
third did not leap in until the water
became black with mud and came out of
it with its own color. The the Great
Spirit laid before them three packa-
ges of bark, aud babe them choose,
and out of pity for the misfortune of
his color he gave the black man his
first choice. He took hold of each Of
the packages, and, having felt them,
chose the heaviest; the copper-colored
one then chose the second heaviest,
| leaving the white man the lightest,
When the packages were opened the
first was found 10 spades, hoes
and all the implements OF labor; the
second enwrapped fishing and war
like apparatus; the third gave The
white man pens, ink and paper-the
engines of the mind-the materials of
mental improvement-the social link
of huaanity-the foundation of the
white mans superiority.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05
JOHN a. HIacDONALD, Nj. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURG EOS.
.aIls attended day and night
Office, Empire Block Residence. Prospect
Street. opposite Judge Conant's- 4Di
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05
F.E. HCTcHISs- W b THoNA as
HUTCHINS s. THOMAS,

a,to,,,.vs Law, Ravenna. Ohio. Office in
Empirss Building. Mr.. Hutchins viii attend
ataI germs OF the Common Pleas and Dlstrict
Courts in Portage County i-iJ-
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n, ANp now the thoughtless man who,
n the wild, reckless frenzy of pain
and rage, hurled all the stove pipe
fronl every room in the house into a
disjOinted mass in the wood shed last
Spring, weeps over the rusty scrap
heap and wishes he had blaeked them
and put them carefully away in dry
place. Bat what good does it do to
repine? He will stand on the back
porch and shoot them all out into the
wood-shed again nextSpring, ALI the
same.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05

Attorney and Counselor at Law. Ofiice
krer sSecond National Bank. PhenIx Block
Ravenna, Ohio 1o'-ti-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05
G. L. DELDEN,

nuTsICIAN AND sUEGEOS.-oniso in
X I'm z,ITc Build ug= Residence inc
s.reet second door north of L. Unions
Ravenna, May y. 1876 4A-y'
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MEDICAL
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. JOHA GoUCHER

siilleontinues 10 treat every variety of
CHRONIC DISEAS SE,
az the corner OF Sycamore and Cedar St.. Ra-
veana. OHIO where he located the s6th OF Octo-
ber, fs6s. Since that time have successfully
treated rwESTY THOUSAND CASES. among
which have been many miraculous cures OF
C'acer Grdeei Tumors. D1opsy. Rhenmdtism
fdstssia III fsiO. Proiapsass oy tie Return Piles
-IdDe Uos7As, Seat Pin Wo1n,s Latesti7aI
BorHas, Hip Disease Goitre. Enlarged Glands
.Sc'oJilid- amt all Lpapusit:es ot- tie Bzood,
Scaid Head Invariably Cured:
tsd N0t most iasiIiOus oT al diseases. Ctta,yh
,chich IS 1eSfroyiAg its tens IF thousands aanUdI-
iy. Also, tile oaried Discusses ef females.
The Doctor is a graduate in the Eye and Ear
lnirmary OF New York City, and has had
large and successful practice in that depart
ment; AID Is also 4 graduate of several of the
leading Schools Of his Profession, the DIploma,
Of which are hanging mp in his Office, for every
bo.Iy TO EEA and INVESTIGATE.
Thanks to an intelligent community for their
extensive patronage
OFFICE HOURS--Fro,n 8 Il. M, to 5 p m.
J.GOUCHER, NJ. u.
Rayenna June 2Sth, 1876.
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For Sale or Exchange.

TIM E undersigned, for the purpose of chang
i ing business. offers his farm in StreetsborO'
o., containing 116 4i-1U0 acres. for sale cheap,
for cash or on credit. Would exchange for Wes-
tern lands, or city or village property, small
place. not exceeding twenty-five acres.
G.. FENTON.
Streetsboro. Dec. %. 1874. 330-tf
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f.. p. HATFIELD,

DESTIsr- Ohics over First National Bsinl
-O.1-e hours from a. m to T. m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05
PETER FLATH.

s,,.,,.-,,a Merchant Tailor, Hats, Cap>
and Furnishing foods roe builuAhA' MAIN
Street .savenEa, Ohio
Oct. Is. 1S5s. iy-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05
NEW TAILORING
e S t a. b i $ h m G n t
III. G.. MUETING

Would inform the people of Ravenna and vicin
ity, that he has opened shop in the Alice
Block two doors east of Il. .Littlc's Grocery
Store, on Main Street, and is prepared to do al
work entrusted to him. in workmanlike man.
ner and at reduced prices. From many years
experience in the business. he feels confident OF
his ability to give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
to he made by women.
Rayenna. Oct. 5 1863. 5S-tf.
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Business Cards.
1 III. Il NJ. w. PHELPS,
T.. Ii. GRIFFIN,

Attorney : and Counseiio-s at law IA Vienna
OHIO. ofs;ee over First National Bank, 30
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-10-05

Each department ofour stock
of Goods is complete, and the
largest on sale in Portage
County. We guarantee the
quality of the same to be
strictly frs; class in all re-
spccts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-13

DARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winne-
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, whore they will
receive prompt attention
ay' Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the sarae. ara alt notihsd to attend to the
matter witaeM delay and avoid trs~bls.
nolS &C II. HAh@hzsk-
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1876 rrSsF ) sHf1aEE .H1A 1876
To the North, West, and Southwest.

s"S WCsSs ou0 Csts
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
sEPrEMBER l1rH, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner OF h and 3 streets, as follows:
For PittsburE and the West, %. daily, with Par
ace Car to Chicago, and 1l:50 IN. daily, ex-
BXITiMosi AND POTOMAC R,1LRoAp.
Falls, and the North. . m. daily except Sun.
Ps:es &sins e fos Hss'
sus, Bnnalo, and Niagara Falls, 1850 am,
For New York and the East, e:4op m. daily, With
man Psrior Oars. s:ss N. DALI exee ri sun
day, For New York and the East, sos O. m.
and n. lao N. daily except Sunday, with ParlOr
Tor PhiIsdeIphis, SOS m. and I:40 p.m. daily
Limited Express, s:3a ana. daily except Sun.
Accommodation for Baltimore. l:2o pm. daily,
For rSPss Greek Line ITO m and 4:sO Pm.
For Anpspolis, 500 and 1850 an and 40 D.
m except Sunday.
A WHT sSp EkksPsf.oksggES
Fer slsIsndris, 81. $50, 80, IL, AMI 5,
at 3 m :, and I and m.
except Sunday; and via Lynchburs, 1:tS am.
Trains leave Aiessndria for Washington. 6, =, 8,
10 sn,, II an. - !, 40 IS, and Pm
Tickets. inioama.ion, sleepIng ' and Pstior Oar
Borthes.t corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the Depot. where
orders can be left for the checking Of Baggage to
destination fr ON Hotels and Rssidences: -.
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. JAMS ly
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DIDN'T WANT A RAILRoApGurnK y..-
teTday forenoon q young man, wnoSe h,sI-
ness 10 was 90 sell railroad guides n any
one who would buy. found Jeffarson q 49,
ne clothine daaler sitting ia an arm chair In
front OF bis door, and after "A KINDLY SAME
the sgent handed out one OF his guides and
said:
There is the hsndsonest little book In the
world. IL contains the name. time table
and route OF every railroad I'm this country"
neffer puys no such kind OF pookss
replied the dee Ter rs he glanced through IL
"But you want that pamphlet my dear
sir. You look like q man who travels around
considerably, and no traveller can get along
without one Of these guides"
81 don't care TO guide no railroad !" said
the dealer, shaking his head and turning
away.
"Hold on, now-just look through 10 once.
10 New Orleans"
81 shall never so there 90 long as / am
bom."
well, suppose you want to go 10 oms-
"Den don't go"
"Whst do you DO when you want 20 go 10
Chicseo?" asked the PERSISTENT agent.
"Istays at home"
well, suppose you had 90 60; wouldn't
you nave 70 look al q railroad time table
"No, sir. should 90 down by der depot.
get on der train. duy some apples OF der
boy, and should step OF al Chicago like
some grease!"
The agent had no further arguments 20 ad-
vance, Detroit Free Press.
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EVENING STAR.



MS BAokR ACCUSING KATE HOFFMAN,
VERDICT. ~
the coroner's Investigation IN da.s,n,na
Bauer, who was found brutaliy mn r,erss -
the woods At Fosters meadow on the u,o,n
Ing CT the 18th OF August, was con a udei yes
teruay. The crowd in attendance vas ~, -
larger than on any previous dav ~ TIE a. ~
quest, and the interest was Intense breaF-
ing out INTO excitement occasionally AZ some
qHIsmsuc psSSs.Ses IN me testimony OF Kate
stand. Kate said she was born In ireland
nfty-sfx years ago, and had been In this
country about twenty six years. She de.
the road with q man; she went direct 70
Fosters meadow and saw only one person
awoman-on the way; the woman spoke,
certainly nothing about the Bauer family.
She went TO the Bauer place and saw her
husband In the field; after an interview with
she said that her feet were sore from wear.
Ing the CATERS, and she did not want TO go
by the road, and he called Maggie 10 show
h Mag lne way: They saw man at The wei;
oe SEEM witness put her hand IN her pocket,
TOOK out a teu- cent piece and gave II 10 NJ sg-
gle, kissed her. "and that was the last time
strength"
Here the grandmother OF Maggie and her
other relatives present broke out into excla-
The child. Kate responded, God forgive
you" The excitement became so great that
IL was necessary for the coroner and officers
TO interfere.
district Attcrney.-Do you mean 70 saw
that you did not murder Maggie Bauer9
kate Il say here. IN the presence OF God,
10 whom alone / can appeal, that am as
innocent OF that murder as the child I'M
born.
Mrs Bauer, Msggie's mother, arose and
said "You are a liar, you are proved q liar
and you are guilty OF the murder OF my
child Kate responded as before, "God for
The jury retired At HAS noon. About
fifteen minutes later they returned and de-
nverec their verdict, that maggie Bauer
ceme 10 her death by strangulatiou at the
hsnds OF some person or persons unknown"
The district attorney proposes 10 take
measures for holding Kate In confinement
until the next meeting OF the grand fury;
and. meantime, probably the board OF super
visors Will be asked 10 offer q reward for the
discovery and conviction OF the murderer
". Y. World, 18Th.
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nUNOAN6OH BIOS, Auctionesrs.
~ Southeast corner 9Th and D streets n. v.
ROAD, H1AR INIIRsBCTIOH or IIrH

3! virtue q desc q trust 70 the sqb.e.i- -
and recorded n Lteer No. 7es, folio zl, the kl
land orde Of the District OF Columbis, BIZ written
request Of the parties secured thereby, Ne VIII all
S public . sussscn, on the premise; on eATgRc
p All that part Of Lot three. In the division
Of lillian Hoinead1 estate. and described q fol.
lows Beefnnips st q stone as the south side o. Q
v,gon path 10 feet inchss e.steriy Of the north
thence north en- degrees eest % Il Rect, thence
south l0 cesrees east S06 feet TO . Stone; thence
socth 7sk deg west 7sx fes 70 stone af the corr ef
Of lot 1, ,hsnes north y DEGREES !est ssl feet
containing "a <6 SQUARE feet, toes.her with Ell In
Irovem. nts thereon, and the right, privileges and
apDurttnADoee - the some belonginG.
Terms Of sale: One third Of sSs purchase money
to be Daid In cseh the balance in notes Of "a usl
amounts, payable q six, twelve and eighteen
ss m Is. = se e: .s 5. q sss'
49,. r. !. 70 .s sfS2:s sd an ~: = pa
9 ~ IasHhes1e5 sea eAeaM 10 tsrns q sSis be
ts SS1Insd VII v.ssa ass dsy: sfssr r. ~
lreDsssy 8 shs Vuss scsf ~ ed eqss enter Ave
sssa.soSda ~. tilSaR. rnass.
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UNDERTAKES.
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No. 4 BULFIHCH ST, BOSTON,
OPPOSITE REvEkK HOUSE
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;

DR. SELF
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God Medal Awarded 10 the Author on lhe
"Ndttondl Medical association"
March 3lr. 1876.
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the new Medical Work published by the fKIBoDy
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The eoienss Of Life is beyond sll comparison the
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q thsse ,sIu.ble vorhs, publiss.d b the PssSodT
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shill and proiessionai ssrvtess, vss Srsssassd to
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nnher Of The seoxe yorhs cut ~ mall 90 rses1pe
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THE WORK OF YELLOW JAcK-How sad
vivid Imagination can draw AT the mere
mention OF the same. Childless, did say?
Yes, childless; for such is the unhappy lot
OF MI. william Evans and his grief stricken
wife. Four little ones were the sparkliug
gems OF that once happy household, until
about nve weeks ago, when smallpox, the
fearful pestilence, snatched one OF the brill
low fever, TO finish the work, and let the con-
tinued grlef OF an affectionate mother and
rather attest how effectually that merciless
disease has done Its work. "Four little onesu
their all-with only q griefstricken moth
er and father 10 tell how each little sufferer
passed away. Such is but one Of the many
chapters OF deep distress with which our un-
fortunate people are affitcted.-(S Savannah
Correspondent Atlanta Consultation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21

The LATEST LONDON GOSSIP concerns
stlll another American marriage into a ducal
mouse OF Britain. The engagement Ia report
ca OF Mrs Hicks, wealthy widow OF New
nork, WHO has passed several seasons In
LONDON. 10 Lord Henry Gordon Lennox
nrotner OF The quadruple Duke of Richmond,
Soruon, Lennox and Aubigny. Lord Henry,
IL VIII De remembered, was not long ago
eminent as Chief Commissioner of Works,
by reason or bis tndiscreet dealings with a
tramway company. He Is personally very
popular In London, and as everybody be-
walled bis political mishap, everybody no
doubt viii rejoice In his matrimonial good
luck.