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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

Had Justice OF the Peace of Perrysburg
township been one of the Board Of Canvass
erS in 1879, and for any cause had united
with the other Canvassers and thrown out
the votes Of Plain and Center townships,
and he was now candidate for any office,
would the citizens OF shose townships vote
for him? Nay, verily And they would
be justified in their refusal to support him
II he WAS guilty of malfeasance in Office in
one case, what assurance could they have
that he would be faithful in another?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

We fail to discover in the Senfiners an
aver to the Bees correspondent, "Lak-,"
anything that "Mr. MERRY has ever done
for Wood county" Yes, he did do some
thing for tho county, or rather he did he
oounty. "IIe bought the abstract books of
MeASrs. Ross & Cook, and engaged in that
business" What businessl The answer
will be found in the communication Of
Republican" copied in this issue from
the Bee,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

EvERs feels aattered in being called
knave. and says he would rather he called
kna~s than fool, The proof Is conclu.
"ivo that he is both. First, a knnve for
attempting to delude and deceive the reo-
pie. Second, fool for believing they
will not detect the deception.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05
Tho NntIonni,s Ticket.

The result Of the bAllOting for candi.
dates Of the National or Workingmen's
party in Lucas county, was made public
on Saturday last. Some dissatisfaction at
the result has been expressed, but to
what extent it reaches we are not informed.
II could not he expected that all would
be lovely, when there were ONE HUNDRED
ASD TWENTY SIX CANDIDATES IN the field,
and only ELEVEN offices to be filled. DR..
STURGEON, Of course, who was never a
candidate for any Office in any party, and
would not accept nomination OF any
party, is forced to the front for the highest
ofhco on the ticket by his friends, and up
to date, has been too modest to decline.
We are not acquainted with any of the
gentlemen placed upon the ticket, except
NJ. \. oDELL, E"q, who was fornorly a
resident Of PerrySburg township and is
a gentleman in all this word implies. The
following il the ticket nominated;
Representatives Harvey Kellogg, d.
b. Sturgeon.
TreAAuTeT-E. B. Hall.
Rec0rder--IsaAc Head.
Sherih-S. =. Linton.
In6rmary Director-P. T. Clark.
SnrVsyor-ChArles ShOemAksr.
Coroner-S. d. Chamberlin.
COmmiGSionerS-JAmes Coyle, w. {.
Cheney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

The Toledo Commercial, few mornings
sincc, commented severely upon the publi'
cation in the St1dly Journal, upbn what it
was pleased TO consider the filthy charac.
ter OF communication claracterizing Mr..
EvERs. will the Commercial please favor
US with its views Of the tone ard charac-
ter Of this weeks SentiadF Docs it not
think the contingency mentioned in the
last sentence OF that communication is
about being realized?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

The Sentinel came to us last week filled
with its usual assortment Of "sknnk's
essence" Distilled by its own worthy edi-
tor, c. w. EvERs. Ills wife has to burn
sSafetida to sweeten the air, whenever he
enters his dwelling.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

The extent of Mr.. MERRY's knowledge
OF legislation was obtained while acting as
a lobby member during the two or three
sessions Of the General Assembly in which
the Wood County Enabling Act was pend
ing. The character Of that legislation and
lobbying has not been forgotten by the
people Of Wood county. Is this the style
OF legislator the people want? II SO,
vote for MERRY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

FAIRIES, generally, nre supposed to be
light, airy creatures, but the Irish fairy Of
the Sentinel weighs about 22O pounds,
when in normal condition, and 2SO pounds
when fuR, as ON the road from Cleveland
to To edo. IriFh FAIRIES are also great
black guards aud liars,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

The editor OF the Journal speaks Of those
persons who are making an effort for the
success of the Republican ticket, as being
influenced by money.-Sentinei.
That is too thin. Would Mr.. MERRYs
share Of Legitimate election expenses
amount to $lo,ooO2 How about the Irish
gentleman whom Mr.. MEaRY promised to
meet, saying nothing about the poker
playera9
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

The widow Of Gen. CusrER, in letter
Of recent date, feelingIy acknowledges the
resolutionS complimentary 10 her husband,
'omO time since passed by EIooD's Texas
Brigade Association Of OK. Confederate sol
diera
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

The Ohio State Journal thinks that
those Eastern editors who are paragraph
ing about "ths poor health Of Judge West,"
ought to come out and hear with what
vigor he pours hot shot into the camp Of
the enemy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

Big crops were bad for the Democrats
and inAationists, says the Cincinnati Ga.
rette. A fine harvest, good prices, gold cur.
rency almost, and large foreign demand
constitute an argument that farmers and
business men understand.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

VIII Mr.. EvERs please tell Ne about his
charges for mileage, &C., when he ""
Sheriff. We have no doubt Il would be
interesting reading TO the liiIssns Of that
d.v
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

A bashful young man while ont driving
with "the dearest girl In the world" the
other day, had TO get out and buckle the
crupper. and hesita,ingly explained that
"ths snitnal's hustle had come loose
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

II Mr.. EvERs should make anything"
in his attempt TO bull-doEe "a Tontognny
sorehead Republican" will he please "psss
the word roupdfp
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

EvERs hiss the "old man Hollenbeck" on
the brain badly. We should not be sur
prised II "the old man" should yet "be the
means Of him"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

The representatives Of the presS who at
tended the State Editorial Association at
Toledo. spsak in very complimentary terms
of the hospitable manner in which they
were received and en.ertOined, during the
two days session OF the Association, by the
local committees and the members OF the
Toledo press. Well, they are not very
bad set of fellows down there, il they are
inclined to be quarrelSome during the dog
days. With MACK, of the Sandusky Reg.
ister, aS commedian, smile that was bland
pervaded the group for a sufficient length
Of time for Messrs. NORTH & OswALD to
catch the expression, without nudge from
an elbow or cro@-eyed look from any
one during the sitting. 1t is an intelligent
looking picture.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05
Republican County Ticket.

For Representative,
K. Il. SAGE.
For Clerk OF Court,
WILLIAM s. EBERLY,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
SIMON z. HARRISON.
For Commissioners,
JAMES II. PIERCE,
NATHAN w, STAFFORD.
For In6rmary DIRECTORY
3. s. CANFIELD.
For Surveyor,
DANIEL D. AMES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05
LEGAL ADvERT1sTM:
SHnRIFFr sALa. 4

SHHRHFFS sALa..
W.. Court ~
John COrnsrus, Of al. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale for cosis, ISSUED IN
the above entit ed cause, the Clerk ofths CouFi
Of Commnn Pleas, of Wood county, Ohio. asd
to me directed and delivered, will eaer for
sale at public vendue, Al the front door of the
courthouse, In BowllnR Green, on
Tuesday. October 9th, 1917,
Between 10 and II o'clock IN the forenoon uf said
day,the following described real estate, ts.wii,
nlot number fvs hundred aud fvuflssn( Bll)
Appraised at $500.
Also In-lot number Eve hundred auA nlns.
teen (bl9). Appraised NJ $3.50. .
The above described lots IN The Villaas Of
PsrryS6urg, Wocd comfy, Ohio. viii sslI
either lot seprrateiy.
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
ORRtN HENRY. Sheriff.
2. & n. X. HoLLESBEck, Piras Airys.
Sept. 8, 1877. ilsST %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

A Davenport, lava, Irishman, dlsonss-
ing the strike with friend, protested that
he'd "rather stand np and DO shot at, and
clear kilt, than to live all the while
starved 10 DEATH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

NorriStown Herald: This appears to be
an "oil" year with Presidents Of savings
hanks. They are "0f" to Europe with
the most of tho cash of the institutions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

No voter should How himself to bc de-
ceived by any roorbacks that may be set
afoat between now and election day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05
Senatorial Ticket.

For Senators,
LAFAYETTE LYTTLE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

that sometimes escaped from her lips that
anything lie known about her. Her maiden
name che never disclosed to any one. as she
feared n Il became known her family might
trace her whereabouts and discover the life
she was leading. From what little she re-
lated about herself she Is supposed TO have
been the daughter OF wealthy and aristocrltic
parents In England. When twenty years OF
age she fell In love with poor musician. He
was her inferior In tocial position, and her
family refused 10 recognize him as their
daughters lover. They threatened TO discard
her n che married him, but she refused to
give him up, and finally eloped and was mar
ried to him In London. When her father
heard OF the marriage he sent q massage 10
her, sternly forbidding her ever returning to
bis house. Her married life was unhappy.
She emigrated to this city with her husband
who afterwards proved faithless and acted Of.
fensiyeiy towards her. He deserted her at
the end OF five years, and ran away with
another woman. HIS heartlessness IA said TO
have prompted her to choose the life which she
afterwards followed. Her nature became cold
ard selfish.
At the age OF twenty-five she took what
money she possessed, and rented q house of
questionable repute In Duane street. She was
o tall, Tine featured brunette, with fascinating
manners ard Of good conversational powers.
She made friends easily, and her house be-
came the resort Of some OF the most promi-
nent men in the city at that time. she was
called the "queen" In compliment to her
beauty. From Duane street she moved TO
Spring street, near Broadway, where she re-
manned during the war. She afterwards
bought house In West Thirteenth street,
where she died on the 10Th Inst. Her funeral
on Thursday was attended by only four per-
tops. There were no religious services, she
having requested that there should be none
when she died. She ieft her business TO her
housekeeper, but the remainder Of her prop
erty, consisting Of real estate up town, and
United States bonds, she bequeathed to char
table institutions.-New York Sunday Mr.
cpTv.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

vas Lively ard .nisbie, tss trr.sea thrn Al
WITH ar sGasdlsy ~hisH ssni keFs them n hur
trsin. siihoaEf q vas r-sersIiy kp~~n thaf ~
had avgved 4 predilecsian fpr Csurt N ana thaf
IreisrsttoHs we're beng made fS- Their mp
tAls
he Cczu, vas Of /. rrsu,d uina s,A e.sica.-
srHtiity. He ioyei her far ke-ssn Aiu1t-inT
tht virtuss vttch Le icred dveH 10 . h.ea G11ei
tru; a,d. Ike luvSr 81 su-h Isrfre-ials, he
Ecrer apPrcaeked her vthsrt ttnieftr, ara
vsss q a, wand hir1 cot 10 izEaas he Eorull-
tor s-rfury q her lire
Seeh vns his feelings, rhrn- 60 gft n kls
!uiepdtt tsther n ls-'s . parry q yuSnE P-upie
9: The ycGng isdy's rsjectet - ts-s we-S IrrSsut
fCT'ef,s utTS che cf tie pAstisns. kpd all ueat
er with tie rreefef- rsrriueas. TN The Cuunf
vas cour ,nte1 ~ ss1e witty nB1rn.-els %
irtsreod bride. Tie Cent h,ssS.a, s4t.Bo.l
TO bis mistress. retrsale1. airsnoed A<Ain- and
a. laF'. vi.h t-eEOr tkAt shook ever fhre 1
bis frame. viii modes; grace he ,sus the sut
sEd retired II tTiio.t coaiGsiSa . ssnaBa =
rtdetuet pledge Hs mistress smiled cAily,
ane the game vtni co
One q rsr rslecsed Fults-s bst vks vHs Il ,
the tsre intisc-ces erier q The f.-s-iss. as h.
last treat bes0re he hAnred kinsslC- ss. sssa.
80 s.a,eh kIst fFS1 The LIPS u ths ORlsot 81 Ia
re-eri VIVA
A lively eoaisss teIresn the l.Ay s,A N,
gentleman lstsod fsr q miaa.s. bat the laay
yissced. thourh IN the uli1s1 Il . en1rrlsfs.
huEA: and the Cpuai hal the ns-sffe..iaA- Tia
eEcuy. te sse the Ups vhieA hR ps-slsnGis Ena
with n ugkness and reyetitiSa h a,oihz- nAa-
arc, nc vkCtz he despased.
wIsAeut vurd he rs-s treu his char, len
the rv1 a.i tke hoase- and BY that roo
iu,ts-e m. her l5ysr- Tia CS1lt nsrsr sss
ECr.uCre.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08
tn. - F-,.hi, me-.

II the fAshiOn-plAtes wAi.lh I see In the
Illustrated papers Of New York are al exlet
rSPrr=snraiioR OF wha. the fair OF that lively
metropolis are wearing, must believe tiIst
Oae Of the most curious eccea.ricIsies ever de-
Eissd has not yet come In vogue there.
aruie to the s.e~lskin" dress, row the great
raESeosh In Lout1n and Paris. In the widest
daysOf the tte-hasiS or pin buck mauia there
n<TSr Was sewn sach tfShtuess in the matter
Of skirt n a1s prevails. Whatever the pIucity
Of so5ds II the pin back Ia the frontier part, IN
tie erJruCUs cTuherlGeg Of the panuier or
t-st.s the BALANCE vas struck. But nov not
Ocly b the hustle thing Of horror, hu. even
tie Eeccssary uaiieTClothlrg Is considered 1s
TRIP To le1g-heu the waist far beyond its
uArur,l proportions 1 stiff webbing OF elastic
4 fssserRd TO the Stays TO the depth Of half a
foot, ard 10 tkts, AZ rrst, narrow skirts we're
tUsfoeet- But even this Is uoW abandoned
Tor another scheme TO acquire slenderness
Ms SShsshelns much rtticulei cheml0nn Is
in dsEari4. aE1 garments made In this way
arr soil n the furnishing SHOES, and patterns
Of T. Pass eagerly from hand to hand among
lady frts1is- Some IaISes have had regular
STACY tights u,te in thick webbing, and over
these they wear nothing bat the outer dress,
uasterskirts being simulated BY pleatei rtrf4i.s
Of White muslin, sewn to the edge of the
dress, Utirh Is then tied back until the
woman uithin Is shacSleI almost like con-
yfes IN 4 chain sarg. Somors uncomfortable
fash On ever vas devised, for not only are the
limbs confined ey the binding dress, but the
uearer uuxt constantly coucsrr herself about
the cru4f tlu Of the bodice, that portion being
lie inrszssbt danger OF turning itself up be-
hind, wrong sbte out, like an umbrella in q
wind storm The desired effect of youthful
sler'lsTress is generally obtained by the ''eel-
skin, hut at a good deal Of sacrifice of per-
sooal ease--O'isc Logdh'4 london Latter 10
EAg Son FirIlsctsrp CIy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08
Securities.
GofnIuergo.

SEv roRN, APFu T.-Cotton quiet; upl,ad,,
II Else; Ur!sans, II 9-I5c; sal.r, 100 bales. Con-
soufAtsd net receipts, 3.OlS bales. Ekports-Grest
Britain. & ia bales; France, 10 balee; Continent
S.rE bales; Channel, 70 bsIes.
Iloar again sesloc better. and fair trade for er-
port aaa home e-e; y ISepy!5 for conInoa 10 fair
esttsr and f-lrI .tiye; msIaly for port Old 10
: stors . iss no fspras d Is Tor .%ses Sie a.
Ean; No. Chicago nomisA at d Bi6si So. Corn
@iSd uasrlle %esIsGS niaS S SsSsps; s Ss
Iors No. q IalS'se; steamer mixed, Se; JciieGr
r oia Western mixed in store; SIC for in erlor TO-
~ store: oa,s &c hiEhsr and more aetivei nise@
s,s t.nsy white. ro.s dull aud Irregular, eio.ins
Ertns steam, y 81. Petroleum quiet and steady;
s6sa sS n Moderate sSss sss..S sS Sns S
NE, uncnsngsd and IN moderate inquiry. MotaS-
= stssiy At Z $50. 70 io9 s,rans2 snIsa,ss {;
LIE poos steady; cotton. per sal, Nd; per steam,
.BAIrzoEE, April 7.-Co,tou dull; middIius,
siSur active, strong aud suoyapt, and price.
E@s .; yity miis sup.r ) ses %: do sItrs. . Is
sSsst sc.T.s. nrn, and higher: No. sWestern am.
NJ, ~ I :. ~ "a S !s sSr5s, 81; reani,s.
u; Do. amber, q s.; do; Whit. o. 7ssi 8. Corn
asc; Western mixed. spot. 55iSc; April and nay nay
= ~ yq sSa,s1S e aI tssRsr Ne ols su,ss nd
syS st. sdy a. TO e. il9vsrsecd dun: good %
HsITiand and rsrnsIIysaia ssa. f Pro
Slst, heavy and Unchanged, Butter dull and aa-
f1sT us ~sat c ed i0 S% S sfSas %
20 .as4sac; Io06ias, iSaesa1c. Whlsky uTmer al
aerip,s-FiGEr = Tc0 bbls: wheat, ~ bush: corn,
~ 30 basheis oats, $50 bushels: rye. 10 tushcls
buahei-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08
w.r.<rns Fa.n-r-ta-Ia..

Tbe Ahss Lissz. The most fanc1s efp anfsts,
Iza Cur e The ErSz.ssr Ot rEizg soayoserr, q
Vszy Singular persia He Is very tail AMI
EiSs- E.s sGslSs0e IS stroug AMI nroId
sfcGiStrUS- tG- he has An extremely sleafrr
vast
Els tAC< = fae- .s4 the sxvsrssS,a very
EuFzisesj-- ISe SorVh-a,s b aEsa ,ad 5 tEI-s;
TIE ncEe Et-hiCAt Ir'G ooag= the eyes IaztrosIs,
IDe set n dep sccSE.ss lis EItr & graF, ant
ven hnlrs-- 5s~a 10 the enlL1r.
Es O-uIrny wars tie sDEt-- rohss Of {.
CIfhsase RVS al q sa,yTe- hIs- Tie COS
tU-5s sz1= Mn Il 7srf.VE1sa- Hts 2roib. suS-
res1s lAAi a Me- asiseP&ssts- he full face
Is u0cS IETESaAas Il sHEGvssbJu AL manly.
Els EIE-srs lrE pleasing, CrIzt, AMI gentle
he = EgTT y nv, &zIt EeusrI'ly slvs 5IstPFtnE
and F8ssza-1 -nd-Es- sCI sGutsfin-s he Is sir-
CEEsis AL CITIllc- SNuss o-E us co1pIr-d
A5s tE1Tt rsas' &c % sh1I JI-ue f1sprr-
N HAl&e lAs1E Is Tgry Fteh, b1- b. lives
fi-rA'lr All 1lt-s II irEaus-ishei ar. It
sE1ts Ak Ecs1 FsSp.e ENUE tank ain
hCn,A5s- Ne, = * Ct l. He Is - rrprrt a
-I,S1SsST, s1s1 ETry vA-a-
Il L cEzicGs 10 sSs sae prrpG5GL struggle
EO.-- Gu axGEtSa sht gSasE5 All The nIn Of
Tire U'cSSl- So-eSlHss, weea he Is lb9u- 20
srr scaBslAi7r rTzsAis, q rsG,tcsScCuce Of his
Fzs1 81. s-s1aIr III. es checks kfzlsslf, aad
sEsr1s &c ETy iss 7-zsriss 20 aSxF % Iks temp
fIrEc-
He Is IfbSls, And p1IFS Eherever vu1 want
Ism To DO ES- The Wrrer oc,e pail aim
vis'f early N uHs eTsElng, AMI ke played IN Il
marry 10 o'e50Sk every AMI snyfaInsr he vas
LsSsa- lie Ia lIuy V17tt, uossiy the chill
trt1 c. Is lr1tEiAss and ~ asvgr charges for
his ltsrSAE- NAS1 a y0anE PiInht eOsaes To
ElEas-, and wIzts kina to give him 4 eerEti-
cate, he sSna-'sly rShsarsss lis piece foe hin
an shOss INA wRerS 10 Improve himself. Ii
Htfs1n2Ts and ErIrSrEl, he gets his certificate,
and rCez his way rSisi,ug-
Lisa NrGss Is oE1 manuscripts, and they
Art sanEraErsy clear All Isaz, Without era
sGNtK or cCgTre1ilEs-
Gu The whole. Lhsz h COR oe the greatest
CLli0SEr5Ss ef cor time Imagine the nan has
tSSU IN sI PLI-lEa, an sI-WIguerfIa, Al sx-
FcSltCg Cf lss SOFIA hN's a1Ebe, an SI-,Dysr
of NM SI=I1s, Iaa NV he a a priest, who
EOss 1NSG1 sIysng nIss Ia the nlcalng, With
IL .-'5fHa PStsE Of LO6DgtI, AMI IA tn, even
ne tl1tHsas y1Ttss With the slIsnrIEe grace Of
AZ tadtTiy SS0ais Of the last cvasury-
EiS 2ElEhssr, ey the CcEu-ess DfA ,oult,
(I1IziSl Sr.-s-O zI-rSsd Yea BIsJN, inl thea
ItHr3Cssd haE SCR WIElSr-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08
aRr NOTES.

TIE suhjec. Of Mr.. L. Aims Tsaezaa's rae
tur. fsr THIS years ,eadezy wi Re The -FsE-
seascns," treated IN fsur Paintns.
u. Gerone has conPse;ei q g-eus fs tie
neri Sale,. life sire. rerrese,ttnr . rfseirtSr
uanEtng On his defeated aEt.r.nist-
Mr.. WIN II. Low, who IL sAii % Ne = rissn.
yourr American arts, Ard uho q q pzYsI 81 N
SsrSls' Buran. Is gagged o. the PSsrslE ID
The editor Of sSTeupie Bar has ,zrrs. --s
TIE Eatlish rtEkt q Dss5e.Ns -FrSsuus ssE-- q
hittsr ains, and 10 asuut II have o. trsnsAsrsa
for that usEshiae-
hiidsSon of fsrisl vlii op.n NEyl- Anras TIE
Hamlet, b N.ast-
William Pace. the artist, has se--- p.iu.-
ne intends to tniss soou ne pSrT-lsi q FIr-,rs;
uhich kat heen IN his ssstiS 50 isnr-
The death Is announced Of Nr Ess--4
Nylle, . frencA l..ts-,pc Ps,a-sr Of nzre.s
alilttg, hc-n At PktlA seiBsiA. caa.zsca knd
dccOrstee N Paris. loaE rsssarai in Fsnlssrre
club Ct artists ard .ns.eurs IN P-ype
lurlSftt 70 Observe the heentenary Of Hslar's
otsih Sn The Ss;h instast- sad 10 hid Al erhfSl-
lie 10 cole.
Tie u.rseura Of TIE L,risu R.-.l csne--
Of s1-seoes has Iss; hes1 ez-i-Se- " rA,rAsis
ee.,sst.ss q ID. sksllt - Esqvi1aNI r-ossu-sa
tie TS'esai ersise 81 the Pa-ce-A
Nr. D. J. Lossi1E has t.eca sriring a lang
les's- te E+SSe thai the Isrtr.li Of N, .ssBI.a
is,Ti IAl;.'.-s, 30 IL T'Ssssssssa 81 the fHailT
q ihe sEJES PeAls-Ehs gave 81 Psssarss Of as
eHU ;er Twas Pat1-e4 b. VKHsyEr.
'rut!E, The great FrsIch marine rsfr.r-, g
iAiua'ezet With the les NT sfrSt VI has wri:-
itc Iltte-5- letter 20 ~ frsrr4 yutsE Ha-Sis-
a. 'he sl1-e 20 vhirh Ne Esks EsIrSse- % rrA I'm
gaG.E secretary to = - he co. ciarate Ms Lee.
;srs- -AiSs-r be sdds. Il ea-po. Eicsa-s NJ Ei--
tzTeS-' CEHFlts EArehal "a su.e- & is-rnrrs-f-a
isr Ms Aissiiss IscFvrts "a. istsiy a-svzs - -
Ss2e D! ire >.itelIa:taa .! srTrusshrg s.snenss :
A, the rScs-t AT sale, AZ tie H5sSl nr1as..
" ie.lcsrs l,etHrs-. I.sTs at the C.le-R a
sserInrui- were sold: -T6s Zee ier." fNeissu--
Ter So :. 90 fras-s. tsSSsl An Eyi..ss 81 IN.
PSssAEi War" lkhAEs.l nhA Csal ma "A
Turkish Essltenee,- (Dia1-l ILSiS Js-Ea1 sTh.
MateTisg fisee. Crrsyoa-l - "a az eakl -sIIss
River iHobherS,) ESQ. lss sSisl -rhs >ne-aL
(FrUzSniln,l AKA. lSl-eal
MIS- TGonp<on-or rzrbsr Mrs. R-tt.--
executed q lonx time are . rierer str.-h a. a
uuufSf 81 freneh seninxrisss 1t r-c-eatiua 4 ,-e
trd sold hen 10 her solsrafSr fcr ga IN. sn,i-I
icr las since ttssPpcsret frsn his usual k.rrrs
sno his elects s-s ssest 10 - pat q, Or ssl. A
welkrcun Astsfu< of the nne-iEn roSn has re-
esfvnd eeEz1isssoa 70 hey this vurk 81 Mss
fhouf<on tSr Irin.seller. vko J<uy.--s u haze
srETared- the Limit Of prios being u. 90