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The New York herald., 1877-07-26
ORIGIN OF THE ERIE srgIKE-ARBEsT OF
DoNoHUE, ITS HEAp-A HERALD REPORTER
HUNTING THE RIOTERS.
i bY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD.

CORNING, y. T.. July 20 1877,
Since the STRIKER adopted the Fabian policy which
has characterized their tins week tue conf
dcncc o. their opponent. has risen considerably an Il
confidently asserted by good IN ny people that II
the campspy undertakes 10 trains through IL can
be done without opposilion This theory Is based
the fact that the westward Louud tram
which Lett Horneilsyille THIS morning mot with
few obstacles. II not allowed To pas
with absolute freedom, however, and II another train
had followed II obstructons would have been found
where they were least expected special privilege
seems 10 have been accorded TO the tram to-day and
this iminun ~ believe entirely owns to tho fact
that 1t carried Barney Donohuc, the leader OF tpc
Hornellsylc strikers, who has bocn summoned TO an.
pear before Judge Donohuc in Supreme Court Cham.
bers, on Friday. To This man than any olnors Is
due the completeness and cnccti, cness OF the
strike He organized 1t, not only ut Hornclls-
VILE, but throughout the Western division OF
the Eric Railroad lie managed II In his
own way, establishing his headquarters with all tho
confidence Of military chcilain taking command OF
his iorccs Hts orders tho law OF the strikers
and possibly the OF the strike. lie showed him
sell as much a iavoritc among the trac9mcn, brake.
men and nrcmcn on the road was Jacs Kchoc, tho
King oil tho Mollics among tue miners OF lie authra-
citc region And as kchoc was not MINOR, so Don,
ohuc properly speaking, was not ralrosder Some
times he served as brakeman. but then only
= substitute; and once he kept q saloon His
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
VIEWS OF THE CABINET.

SECRETARY EvARrs SIZES BLESSING IN DIS
auIsE-rHE QUESTION OF CALLING FOR
VOLUNTEERS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, July 25, 1871
Tho necessity Tor furthor assistance or inter.
position Of tho government IN the settle
ment Of tho troubles arising out Of the great
railroad strike seems TO DO diminishing.
While the subject continues to be the occasion
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AN ERIE TRAIN pr cHrp.

0wEGo, n Y, July 25. 1877.
Tho Erie tram which thrown from tho track
near Owego about Ave O'Clock this morning. con-
sisted Of baggage car two passenger coaches and
sleeper II was dtchcd and partly overturned Tho
passengers were brought here and together with tho
mails forwarded train No. two hours
later Tho train had between twenty and
thirty passengers One rail had been certainly re-
moved and the spikes drawn from eight or ten more.
Two passengers and a brakeman werc injured bus
vcry slightly
THE DEviIMEvr.
Caroline whppy, OF No 100 West street, New York
city, received a slight cut on tho forehead
Emma L. Shafcr, OF No. 139 Monmouth street,
Newark. n. j., sustained bruisc on tho face
r. Bradley, u brakeman, sustained injury Of tho
hip
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(Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NO TRAINS PASS sALAMAEcA-rHE RIOTERS
URYIBLDING.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SALAMANCA. ~ Y, July 25, 1877.
All Is entirely quiet here rhe company OF Natonas
Guard from Ellicotvue is guarding tho railroad yard
NO arrests have been attempted Ne trains have been
allowed TO move either way, and the strikers nvmy
declare they will not yield
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eINEEns AND BEaKEMES-No srRIKE-No
REDUCTION OF wAaks-DacK rAy TO gE
PAID IN A FEW DAYS
II was rumorcl yesterday morning TIA, tho eng,.
neors, nrcmcn and brakemcn in The employ r Tho
Loog Island Railroad Company would strike a. uvon.
after tho morning trains from the east had reached
Hunters Point AT eleven o'clock the Board OF DEcc.
tors mot with the other eAiecrs OF company. Al
,hc same time tho enynec,s-apd nrenen we're in co,
sultation In tho machine shop The men had pre-.
viously notified she management that the proposed
reduction IN their wages not much an % jcct
ns tho withholding Of thar pay. They
object formally TO inc reduction and leave the qe.i on
open but would insist apon certain condition. in tho
iuture relative to their pay. The nsnngers and m.
ploycs understand each orhrr thoroughly No s,rllo
intend by tho latter nor ant cipated by The
former The majority OF the .cnpioyc ed on tho
roads identified with the interests oi the isn, d.
many of them owning property there pd It Is sale 10
say that trouble may be looked tor that qarcr
A spirit Of good leeIing IS manifest amcns all the
workmcn IN every department. The directors md
manager after talking the matter m priv to-
Vice President Hinsiae directed that word bo teic
gphcd all along the lines and scnt TO the cmplo, g.
that there would be no reduction OF their
wages that the back pay would be pad n daya
aud hereafter regular pay day cs,ablis he'd. she
news was received with the greatest satisfaction
During the past year tho mcnt have been TO an
enormous expense In the building OF the road on
Atlantic avenue. purchase OF rolling stock, building
derots also bridges over the street crossings at
Long Island City They have also p,,d up Their assess
mems, all OF which ma, tcnd'd TO make them short OF
funds and the cause OF the being paid On,y
Monday last provision had be made for $50 600
Judgment oil the Chsrick icsnccs. Since the COZ
ncnccmcnt OF the strike tho company have lost
heavily In the falling on passenger and freight bust.
ncN
The New York herald., 1877-07-26

THE RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
Freight Traffic Suspended in the
Middle States.
THE STRIKE STILL SPREADS.
New Jersey Central and Lehigh Valley
Freight Hands Join.
RIOTERS KILLED In CHICAGO.
Order Intimidates Disorder at st.
Louis and Louisville.
SENSIBLE STRIKERS At FORT WAYNE.
They Save the Town from a.
Drunken Mob.
ARREST OF READING RIOTERS.
Successful Military Move
ments at Albany.
A Passenger Train Thrown from the Track
at OwesO- Nobody Hurt.
FLOUR AND E,EEF RISING.
Hunger Threatens Isolated Towns.
Business Deranged.
THE STOPPAGE SOUTH AND WEST
Further Hood|um Attacks Upon the San
francisco Chinese.
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ARREsrING RIOTERS IN BUFFALo-PoLIcE Dis
PLRsiSG rHR MoBs

BuFYALo, July %, 1871.
Excepting Tow unsuccessful attempts Of tho mob to
inducc employees TO quit work and join them, moth ns
startling has taken place to-day. In several instances
the moos have been dispersed by mounted police and
paromen, and the principal leaders lodged in aail,
over thirty having been this afternoon News
OF the coming OF the Eighth New York regiment
generally received with great satisfaction by the
ciusena
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NEW YORK.

WORK RESUMED IN THE CENTRAL sHoPs--A
PROCLAMATION By GOVERNOR ROBINSON
REWARDS OFFERED Fer THE ARREST OF
LAWBREAk kFBs.
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TRAINS on THE NEW lonk cGNrnAL STOPPED.

HnAANo or IhE NEW 1Ohk CENTHAL STOPPED.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 25 1877.
AZ East Syracuse tnis forenoon passenger trains
were stopped 0y the strikers out alterward were AL
lowod to start. Mall mad been placed the rear
OF tue trains aud al tho other cars could not bv &c.
tanned without interfering with the mails tho traps
were allowed 10 pass An effort 10 u general
strike AT syracuse this morning not successful
Eight companies OF tho Forty eighth regiment n g.,
which arrived from Oswego this morning, quar-.
tcrod at tho State Armory.
PROTECTION DEMANDED.
Passenger trains are running the Osweso. Syra-
cuse ana BinghamtoR branch oil the Delaware and
Lackawanna road No freight has been received slnce
yesterday afternoon President Sloan, or that roud
and superintendent Priest oil the Central road this
forenoon served notices upon the Sheriff Of Onondasa
county and tie Mayor OF Syracuse OF mocs,atons and
apprehondcd troubles Tho local auth rites have per-
iccted strong organization TO rcpress any outbree
Al Rochester all Is reported quiet and disturbance
apprebondcd.
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FREIGHT TRAFFIC. RESUMED on TIE HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD.
PouIuWugrsiE, July %, 1877.
LittIc squads OF Now York Central and Hudson
Rvcr Railroad train mon, whose work tempo
rary interrupted by tho Albany strike arc gradually
passing southwa to JOIN their caIooscs and take
their regular freight trains ont faH
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roal business that Of the .timer, or abuvsr Of
"me" and hc made large profits out Of IN. peopls
whose champion he now is, by advancing them money
high intercst-as much fifteen per cen, some
say-'h anticipation OF the paym,sicr When tho
s'rkc which impcuded because of tho redrction OF
wages a. the beginning Of tho present month was
ofdered Donohue was na.c Chairman Of the committee
having the matter In charge In this way he na,ur uy
o'cne the leader when the slriko &C usIy came; and
more than this II may be said the strike was OF
his own creation
The New York herald., 1877-07-26
WHEN WILL IT Esrs

Whether any of them will bo arrested when they
reach Hornclsyillc Is question, or T. may well be
doubted whether anybody IS In earnest n supprcssng
the strike. The sympitE! OF The people generally all
along the line OF iae road IA with the srikcrs The
militia. cstcca!ly that from this part Of tie state can
not be dcpengeI to Grs on tho mon even when
ordcrei. \ detachment oi the ll0th regiment
positively refused TO discharge thor weapons into nc
crowd on sunday. There IS no fear on the Inrt
OF the strikers oi any OF the commands except
tho rwcnty.thri regiment, ana this one may have
bloody work to do oeiore There is feel.
ng that 1t rs composed OF rich men, and consc-
qucncc there is disposition to measure strength
with It. IL mot likely. however that this wish Will
be graiihei, Tor prudence, u nothing else, compcs
the strikers 10 Gshl the compIny from the oush and
the success which can only Dc gaiucd THIS say
would bo hazarcd oy open conflict with the troops
bushwackipg Will bo he policy Tor tho iuturc, and
thero IS no telling when the strike will end
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-28
Home IL aclii MS.

Teach them that true lady may be
found in calico quite as frequently as in
velvet.
Teach them that q common school ed
ucstion with common sense, is better
than college education without it.
Teach them that one good homes. trade
we'll mastered is worth dozen beggsrly
"professions."
Teach them that "Honesty is the best
policy"-thst "tis better to be poor than
to be rich on the profits OF "crooked
whlskies,'" etc and point your prece pts
by the example of those who are suffering
the torments of the doomed.
Teach them 10 respect their elders and
themselves.
Teach them that as they expect to be
men some day, they can not too coon
learn to protect the weak and helpless.
Teach them that to wear patched
clothes is not a disgrace, but to wear
a "blsck eye" is.
Teach them that by indulging their
deprsved appetites 10 the worst forms
of dissipation they are not fitting them.
selves 10 become the husbands OF pure
girls.
Teach them 1t is better to be an honest
man seven days in week than to be q
Christianity onedsy ands villsin six
days.
Teach them that God helps those who
help themselves.
Do all this, and you will have brought
them up "in the way they should 60"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-28
I.ee.l Riblicnl Ignorance.

During the trial of the celebrated
Lesvenworth baby case, in which two
women claimed the same child, one OF
the lawyers, in the course OF his remarks
noiated to the painting Of Solomon Or
daeriag the child to be severed in halves
and divided between the two women
His scrip,ursl knowledge being small, he
alluded to Plate instead OF solomon
The opposing counsel .uPposains he re. 1 f.ss
ard called him tool and said that the
order wss BY Cesar and not Pils.e
After q heated discussion they agreed &c
leave It to the Judge. HIS Honor decld'
ed that both the attorneys were talking
upon . subject foreign to tne,i xno .s;t
edge and pointing to the painting sac
It va, intended to represent defoo' sne
not plate or Cesar. The lawyers con
.idsred the matter settled, and proceeded
! with the oass.-Afhinssn, Rs"'sh s"s'"
yssss. s-4
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AN OLD COAFsDENOE TRICK.
A Small Rake After Mach Engineer
fng.

f1C3OurBQ fOots
An old trick was successfully played
BY . confidence operator on the firm of
Hugus & Hacke yesterday afternoon. A
man entered the store and selecting q
cheap silk pattern requested one of the
attendants at the store to send the pack.
age 10 the store of Urling, Follsnsbee &
20. where he would settle the bill. The
strange request slioited suspicion, and
when lad Of about fifteen years was ell
trusted with the elk he was in:rusted to
keep it in his possesslon until he had re-
ceIved the money. As the boy was
about to enter the door of Urling, Fol
lansbse& Co.'S establishment, the pur-
chaser greeted ana requested him to
carry it 70 the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
Arriving at the hotel the operator took
the lad up stairs into room, and taking
the silk, told the boy to remain there till
he showed the package to
his wife. He then lett the
room and soon afterwards the
lad called IN the clerk, who examined the
swIndlers satchel to find that it was
stuffed with ssw-dust. The silk was
valued at between thirty and forty dol
lars, 30 that the swindler's rake was not
very extensive. The operator arrived at
the hotel on Monday, registering as N
F. Arnold, of Louisville, Kentucky, and
during the week tried this and other
games on several firms, but was unsuc-
cesslul.
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Z Ou,oAeo Nav %. - Flour = Dull,
vssL and lower; western extra 50 100
| 8 so; Minnesota % 0099 10; Petent
| 20 26t0l1 so; winter extra 80 OO(9lO oo'
Whest-Active, but lower; No. Cni-
caro- spring $i-4Si cash and seile.
June; 81 As seller July; sales at u ~
al A seller July; rejected S6c. Cofn.
Active, lower. weak and unsettled 81
44lc cash; 44ic seller June; 46ac seller
July: sales at 46f948c. Oats-ln fair
demand, bat lower rates at Site CASH
371c seller June. Rye-Easier at zoe.
Barley-Steady at Tee seller May. FORK
Dull, weak and lower at sl3 30 cash;
slS IS seller May; SIS S2}9ls IS seller
June; SIS SIT seller july sales o.
SIS 50@l3 10 seller July. Lard-Duii
and prices o shade lower 1t 80 2zf
cash; 50 82}@9 IS seller July. Bulk
Meats Easier and unchanged. Whisky
At 81 OF.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Flour-
Dull; Minnesota family So 26@s 90;
Psnnsylvsnis 50 00@s 25i high grades
$40 O0@ll 90. Whsat-Declining;
Pennsylvania red 81 S0@1 IS; amber
81 coal 95; white 81 90@2 90. Bye
Dull at SOC. Corn Dull and loweri
held at Csc; mixed &c; sail 6Oc; steam
Gle: white 62663c. Oats-1nactive;
white western 49@52c; Pennsylvania 81
654c. Pork-At SIS 25@18 90. Beef
Hams 2O@22c; smoked ll@l2c;
picked s@lOc. Lsrd-At s3@l0fc.
Butter-U nsettled; western extra zoo
&c. Cheese-Quiet; western hne lZc.
Eggs-At 13@l4c. Petroleum.Firmi
-ehned l4tci crude 10t@lO}c. Whisky
Western at 81 IL.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-Cotton-
Stronger at l0tc. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and nominal;
red 81 Goal Is. Corn-Dull and lower
at 47@5Oc. Osts-Quiet and steady at
44@49c. Rye-Dull at sOc. Barley
Dun; prime tall Coo. Pork--Nominslly
$l4 SO. Lsrd-Quiet but frmi steam
SO rs; kettle 50 5000 20. Bulk Meats
In good demand; short rib &c cash;
Tic buyer June; 7Ac buyer July; short
clear 7a@7}c. Bscon-Dull at $1,000
Sa@8}c. Whisky -Frmer at 81 05@l w,
closing at the outside. Butter-Dull and
unchanged. Linseed Oll-Sleady at 70
@7lc.
Hogs-Qulet and unchanged.
TOLEDO, May o. Flour Quiet.
Whest-Closed steady; No. l white
Michigan 81 10; amber Michigan spot
81 "a; seller June 81 82l; No. do 81 90;
No. 2 req winter, spot, 81 So; seller May
81 5s1; seller June 81 6Sa9l SO; No
red ST As; rejected Lake Shore red 81 az.
Corn-.Closed stesdier; high mixed spot
SOC; No. 2 spot 49c; seller May 4Stc;
seller June 49tc; seller July 5l4c; seller
August 5S3c; rejected Acc. Oats
Dull and nominal.
MILWAUKEE,, May 26.-Flour-Dull
and nominal. Wheat-Unsettled; open
ed at advance of l@l4c; closed unset
tied; No. Milwaukee. nothing doing;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 sly; seller June
81 SIT; seller July 81 $50; No. 8, 81 81
Oorn-Lower; No. 2, 42ic. Oats-Du'';
almost nominal; No. 8 263c. Rye
Lower; No. l, 75c. Bsrley-Lifeless;
No. 2 spring So; No. 8 S9c.
ST. LOUIS May &c. Hogs-Quiet at
81 b0@5 90.
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Artemus Wards Address 10 g. Wash.
f0gtOn.

Artemus W ards Address 10 q. Wash.
f0gtOn.
New York Correspondent Oregon States
man.
One Saturday night Artemus Ward
and lingo Webb met Noah Brooks, and
insisted on his going with them to
Wnipples club house. Once there they
were invited by the proprietor to q re-
past of roast venison and champagne.
After this they Ii. cigars and sat down
in the outer parlor. where splendid
portrait of Washington was in full view.
Artemus commend ed to tell good story,
when Brooks, Whipple and Webb got
up, one after another, and walked quiet
ly away, whisthng psalm tunes and the
like. Ward looked after them a
minute, and drawing q derringer from
his pocket, walked up 10 the portrait OF
Was gton, at which he took deliberate
aim. "Now look here old fellow" said
he, at is generally conceded that you are
the father of your country, and q few
have been cruel enough to insinuate
that you are the father of General Posey,
OF Indiaus-but we'll let that pass. Now
I've started this story, aud Im-if you
haven't got to stay here and listen to it"
And there he stood, with the derringer
pointed at the picture and recited
the story, while everybody about
him laug he'd till tears came in their eyes.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Frederick Laue and Elizabeth
l. .ue his wife, 10 the undersign ned Trustee,
dated the 1th day OF April, 1874, and OF re
ord in the Clerks office Of the County
Court OF Ot1io county, West Virginia, In
deed OF Trust Book No. 8, page 5al, will,
ON Tuesday, the l2th a y Of June,
Is77. beginning at IL o'clock A. NJ, OF said
day, at the front door Ot the Court House
OF ohio county, Sell at public auction the
following described real estate, that Is TO
say: The south halt OF lot numbered
eighty Is. u OF lot NO. SO,J on the east side
OF Main street, between alley 10 and Lwen-
" second street, III the Filth ward OF the
City of Wheeling, toge her with all the
buildings and improvements tn ereon, aud
the appurtenances belonging thereto.
Terms OF SALE-Une.third OF the pur-
chase money IN cash on the day OF sale
and the residue IN Two equal annual in
stallments, with interest thereon from
said day, the purchaser 10 give approved
security for the payment OF the deferred
tnstailments aud interest. and the title
10 the property to be retained until the
purchase money Is paid In full. The title
Is believed TO be- perfect.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
NAL. Trustee.
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rhe Decade. OF Life.

The golden decade is between thirty
and forty.
The silver decade is between forty and
fifty.
The brazen decade is between twenty
and thirty. =,
The iron decade is between afty and
sixty.
The wooden decade is between seventy
and eighty.
Seventy per cent. of the work OF the
world is dons before iorty-dve, and
eighty per cent. before fifty.
The golden decade represents about
twenty FIVE per cent more dates than the
silver. The difference between the first
and second half of the golden decade is
but slight. The golden decade alone
represents one-third of the work Of the
world.
TIE best period Of fifteen years ia be-
tween thirty and iorty.fve. The advsn'
tage of the brazen over the iron decades
of TWEEN. ~ and thirty over fifty and
sixty is very striking, and will cause sur
prise.
There Is considerably more work done
between thirty and forty than between
forty. Eve and seventy-ave.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-28
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
DIR. G. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.,
ZOE THE CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE. !

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edgeof the ribs, increases onpres-
sure; Sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss OF
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter.
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There isgenera.ly considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied witha pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
IONS attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
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IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
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would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine Dr.. c. M:LANE's
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Every box has a red wax seal On
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The genuine McLANE's LIVER
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~ Insist on your druggist or
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Sold by all respectable druggists
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To those wishing to give Dr. c. MeLAn's
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w.,n,pE,on . Heart Breaking Place

Mrs. Belknap, whose brilliant past
naturally interests one in her present
and future has left Washington never to
return. So the world says. She and
her husband have been living at one OF
the principal hotels, but unnotlced, un.
soueh. by all the great crowd, who, so
short time since, bowed, fsttered, and
knelt before them. As beautiful as ever
in person, as charming in manner, be-
wheeling Mrs. Belknap belongs to 9
dead past / remember her at brilliant
entertainment just before the exposure
came, radiant In white satin and Qua
monds, lovely, gracious, and the center
of AL admirlng crowd; and then came
ackcloth and ashes, ss the night come.
down on q beautiful day. This is ore OF
the sad pictures one sees at the national
capital. Who was the person who spoke
o, Washington m . heart breaking
place? To any one who has spent foul
or Ave years here, these few words aptiy
describe it.-Kennebee Me- Journal