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New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
WASHINGTON:
THE HOUSE MAKES A HORRIBLE FACE,

THE HOUSE MAKES HORRIBLE fAon, n,,s
- ra1rs TO SWALLOW ONE or ITS OWN Rffon",
b AND FAus-A TUMULT OVER DooRKhLrhn 0-'
-sryAroRIAL sENsATIoNs-GENERAL iih~o.
Mr. Harrison called up the case oi OoUa
keeper Polk yesterday, and advocated oin tnas az
officers removal He exposed the ,t wrOns UplS |O;ns
of Nv polk. and had great difficulty IN Delns
- u va tho democrats first trying to pre-
ne~t ne~t'' him from speaking at ALL anu
afterward interrupting him PerS'SteaIly I,ny
and and creating great confusion. No action
was taken on the case. MIR. Edmunds maze
remark in the Senate, yesterday, which nin'eu
ot an investigation of the use OF money III
Washington by railroad companies. Mr. Par
sons has been finally defeated as Distrlct.At-
toruey in Alabama. The vote to reconsider !ae
Mr.. Reynolds's rejection, which was WIN
drawn. has now been renewed. Omaha nov
,avs claim to the new mint The charges
against Mr.. Cheney are held by the Dem
ocrats to have been proved; the RepuphcahS
take the contrary view.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
Is DIAz GIVING GUARANTEEsi

HERD OF STOLEN CATTLE sENI BACh 10 lEAAs'
IGENERAL PRESS DIsPAICnI
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The State Department
reports that recently at Mier, on the Rio Grandc
the Mexican authorities returned a herd of stolen
cattle to their Texas owners. and took steps to pun
ish the thieves As this Is the first instance OF the
kind that has been reported 1t Is thought to show
an improved condition of affairs on the Mexican
border
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

HAVANA, April 2.-The insurgent General
Rolon said to-day that he was the campaign during
the whole insurrecton and capuated In obedience 10
the orders Of Cuban Congress. The motives N the
Congress for making peace are unknown 10 hli.
lie had . 900 persons about him, 500 OF
them armed when be capitulated. The clause In the
peace conditions berang slaves In the nsurFtu ranks
dId the greatest damage TO the insurrecOn, Obgng the
chief. because the negroes would hght no
longer since the arrival Of General Martnezsampos
I'm the island spanish troops had forced Tie nsur
gents keep constantly moving, and after his arrival
no insurgents captured shot executed. during
the whole iusurrcctOn only about thirty dcrcrOn from
the Spanish ranks came into General KO!On's lines.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FuIBr,sTERING IN PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, IucsdHYi ApIlI :, IoI@.
The House of Commons sat through the
night until O'Clock this morning In consequence of OBJ
structiyc opposition by of The lih members To the
bin TO close l.quOr stores sunday, Ia Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
TIE SCRAMBLE FOR THE NEW MuNTs.

sLVERAL CITIES IN THE WEST EAGER AND WILLING
TO HARBoR THE KEW ESTABLISHMENTS.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. April 2.-The scramble of the rep
teseutatives of different portions OF the West for
the new coinage mints. one or more OF which ii il
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

yards AT SO per day OF hours and the object or TINS
delegation Is to have some definite law which VIII nx
the number of hours that shall be considered q days
labor in order that IL may be uniform In all yards ana
under all departments OF the Government
FOREIGN TRADE.
The following comparative statement OF the
imports and exports OF the United States for the month
ended February %, 1879 and for the eight months
ended the same compared with like data for the cor
responding periods OF the year Immediately preceding,
has been prepared by the Bureau OF Statistics:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
garan Ambassador at London has left for Vienna su~
denly, presumably. therefore, urgent business
PROMINENT SERVIAN CONVICTED.
BELGRADE, Tuesday, April 2, 1878.

1t is stated that NJ. Tchumitch, former
President OF the Ministerial Council, has been founo
guilty OF treason, the head OF the military revolt ast
December and will probably be shot. Several persons
who took part I'm the revolt have already been executed
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
TIE STATE OF SIEGE BILL PASSED.
VERSAILLES, Tuesday, April ., ISIS

The Chamber of Deputies has passed the
State Of Siege Bill in the form In which 1t was adopted
by the senate.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
RUSSIA PREPARING.
WAR WITH ENGLAND EXPECTED.
THE TURKS CALLED UPON TO ABANDON DEFENcEs
RnspuoREs AND nARnANEILEs.

lHE TURKS CALLED UPON TO ABANDON DEFENSbo
on THE BosPHoRUs AND DARDANELLEs.
War between England and Russia is deemed
inevitable at the Russian headquarters in Con-
stantinOple. The Russians are preparing
for it by moving troops toward CALI
poll, and erecting fortifcations in many
places. 1t is said that an attempt
to form Russo-Turkish alliance has failed,
Austria is inclined to act in concert with Eng
land in multiplying the Treaty of San Stefano.
The text of Lord Salisbury's circular shows
that his objections to the treaty are
deeply grounded, but he blames the
Turks for refusing to grant the reforms de-
manded by the Conference at CODstantinOple.
1t is stated at St. Petersburg that General
lgnatieff's mission has not failed, and that
Russia will do no more to form Congress.
A telegram from ConstantinOple says that the
Russians have called on the Turks to abandon
forts on the BOsphorus and Dardaneles.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

JUDGR BRADLEY GRANTS Az ORDER ~ REGARD TO
IHE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-26
HOW 4 MAN EEEa.S WHEN HE IS
HUNG.

One would naturally suppose that
OF hanging, just short of actual death,
would never risk tie gallows again;
but such, in one case at least, was not
the rcs.s!t. a housebreakcr named
Smith, was hanged at Tyburn, Dec. 81,
1103, and when he had hung nearly
fifteen minutes the people shouted, "A
repriever He was cut down, bled
and recovered. When asked what his
feelings had been, he replied, in smb-
stance, that when he WAS turned of
he for some time was sensible Of great
pain, oecasioncd by the weight of his
body, and felt his spirits in strange
connection, violently pressing up
wards; that having forced their way
TO his head, he, as ii were, saw great
blaze, or g!aring light, which seemed
to go out OF his eyes with flash,
whcn he lost al! pain That after he
was cut down, and began TO come
to himself. the blood and spirits
forcing themselves ioto their former
channels, put him, by sort of
pricking Or shooting, 70 such intolera-
BILE paid that he could have wished
those hanged who had cut him down
Ever afterwards be went by the name
of half-hanged Smith, This fellow
soon returned to his former evil habits
and was again tried at the Old Bailey
for house breaking. and the jury
brought in a special verdict, leaving
the affair to the decision of the twelve
judges. who decided in favor of the
prisoner. Even this second wonder
ful escape did not deter him from re-
suming his malpractice, and third
time ne was to have been brought to
trial, but tbs prosecutor died before
the day appointed, and thus he got
free once more.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-26
Medical Notice.
To The A nlicfcG.
DR.. JOHN G0UCHER
Having had avery large and success
fui practice i'll Chronic Diseases
for forty years, both Private
and Hospital, is prepared
to render satisfaction
in The different
uariefia,


/ varieties.
/ Among the diseases treated hay,
! been many miraculous cures of tn,
two true species of Canccr-thc liar,
and the soft; or the Scirrns or Chron
ic Cancer. characterized by prcdom
iHancc OF iibrous tissue, ant, but few
Cancer cells the Mc,iuI.ary, Brain, Ol
Acute Soft Cancer, characterized b,
an excess of Cancerous cells.
Also, the different varieties o.
GRAVEL, and disease of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs. T'nmors. Rhe,i.
maiisni-In and Chronic
FIstuia in Auo, proiapsus OF the
fhincture, Ani an,l Rcrtnm. Piles,
Tape Worms, Seat or Pin Worms, In-
testinal Worms, Hip Disease, Gni;er,
Enlarged Glands. Scrofilla, and all
Impurities of the Blood.
CATA Ai:R!i--that most insidions OF
all diseases, which is destroying It's
tens of thousands annualIy-invaria
bly, cured. Also, oCAI.D Head, and
the diiicrcn; diseases OF the Skin.
ALSO, THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF FE-
MALES,
Arising from Uterine Deranecments,
Enlargement, Inflammation, Ulcera-
ton, Tumor. Polypus, and all their
sympathetic acco,npaniments, on the
latest scientific principles, without the
use of the knife or caustics. but by
constitutional treatment and local alb
sOrbents, which we believe TO hc the
true method of cure, If timely and
properly applied.
CALCUoUS CONCEPTIONS OF THE KID
NEYs AND BLADDER.
We have in our possession several
OF Gravel from different in
dividuals iii this locality, which we
have removed through the natural
urinary passage.
The Doctor is graduate in the Eye
and Ear Intirmary OF New Y ork City.
and has had a large and successful
practice in that department. He alb.
;orbs the diflerant varieties of Cata-
act while they remain soft, and re-
moves films and specks from the eve
without the use of the knife.
The Doctor is q graduate of several
IF the leading schools of his profess
ion, the Diplomas of which are hang
ng up in his Office for everybody TO
cad and investigate.
The Doctor can be consulted at his
Office. No. 1l9G, Euclid Avenue, Cup
tairs.) Cleyeiand, @.
REsIDENCE-T0S Wilson Avenue.
OFFICE HOURS-From 10 A. NJ. |
o II NJ and from l to $ L. NJ.
The Doctor will leave his Cleveland |
)fficc for Ravcnna, at 1.15 u. NJ. every
aturday, returning to Cleveland at |
D a. n. the following Monday,
JOHN GOUCHER, II. d.
BSS"Patients will be visited at their
ONES, when desired,
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them and save money. as I have al
ready shown. and if it has to pay a
premium for the bonds it would save
Interest on the bonds, and the very
first years interest would be far more
than the premium it would have to
pay"
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Great BARGAIN!

HOUSE, AND THREE TOWN LOTS,
AGONIS0 feet each. The house contains i base
mcnt,6 large bedrooms, parlor. sitting room
dining room. kitchen, wood-shcd, pantry, clos
cts, cUpboardS, iirst-cass cellar well and els
tern. The house is in good repair, and the
rooms are all large and pleasant. The lot
Is newly fenced, has a large quantity of fruit,
and an excellent garden.
For orparticulars, apply to j. S. SMITH,
or s. Z. FREEMAN
Riycnna. March 12, 1874. tt
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-26

BY an accident at Cape May hotel
an empty champagne bottle was plac-
ed at guests table. Turning to the
waiter, he said: 81 did not order Tx.
ira Dry" The waiter saw through it
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F. L. HUTCHiSs. w-B. THOMAS.
HUTCUTNS 81 THOMAS.

ftorssyS at Law, itIV.nna, p.i4o- Oiiice III
EsmDif.' .;uitgiin:- Mr. iiUtcisins viii all issn.
AT ali ,erIaS nj the Common Pleas and Distris:
Courts in Portage County Ally
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CIothicr and Merchant Tailor. Hats, Caps
...i Furnishing t.o,...-. Pcc's i:uildiE:s, Main
Street, isaycnHI, Ohio
Oct -. 1858. fy-
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A 7 RE AS0 NABLH TERMS.

/ buy for cash and as I have
a large trade, CAN AND WILL
sell goods in my line ut such
prices as will attract attention
and secure the patronage of
the CLOSE cash buyer.
Having a long lease of the
old Furniture Stand which I
have occupied for nearly five
years [ intend to remain per-
manently, and solicit IL con-
tinuancc of your patronage.
No. 8, PhcniX Block,
Ravenna, Ohio.
February 90 1878. 495
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Attorney and Councillor at Law, Raven
Ba ONO. Office III Phenix Block, over Sec.
ontt National Bank.
May IS. is,.9 36-l.-
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

+ w. Coffin, L:fe and Fire Insurance
Agent. Office on 2d Eoor. over the Second
National Hank, Ravenna, ohio.
Sept %. 1863. JG-iy.
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&. III. GRIFFIN,
T.. G.. SWAIN,

DENTISC. Office over First National Bank
- Oiicc hours from u M To > p IN.
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f.. w. MANSON,

Attorney and Counselor at LAW possesses
superior facilities for making collections iii
all PARTS Of the United States. Office over
FIRST National Bank. C;drrettsville Ohio.
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hysieian and Surgeon, Ofice East end OF
FEcnix EiOck. Kavcnna, OHIO.
March .Ith. 1917 1SI-tf.
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ROCKWELL ~ NORRIS,
j. WAGGONER. NJ. ID.

Attorneys ut Law :tnd Notary Public. Deuel.
Block. hent, ohio
Dec. 10. 1SijS. 1y.
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L IL NICHOLS,

Attorney at Law aud Notary Public. Office
L in PhcniN Block, over EraincF! - Sons Drug
Store.
November ~. 1872. 22s-u.
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LcKINLEY'S RECORD.
In Congress. He is the Mere
Tool Of Hayes and Sher-
man and the Money
Power.

Esn Votes Against Reducing ExpcEa.
ssEiures He Votes Against the
ssepcai Of Sherman,s Ikc-
sumption sEe Yates
Against Putting Sill
Vcr ots the Same
Footing With
Gold, &c.
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]. ID. HORTON.

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. opposite
p,rt:,.,e IieUse Main st i;lvcnna, -, 46'
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I. Il. SIDDAII4,
PETER FLATII.

Attorney at Law. onIce in rhenix Block
Rlyenul Ohio Ar
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ESTABLISHED 1869,
r. s. &c A p LACEY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
523 Sercmfh Street, Washington, ID. G..


Inventors.
We procure patents in all countries NO Ar
rORNES FIRES IN ADVANCE No charge unless
the patent is granted. No fees for ma K ing urc-
iiminary examinations No additional ices fol.
obtaining and conducting q rchcarins Spccial
attention given to Interference Cases before the
iringcment Suits in different States and all lit.
iSations appcrtaining tn Inventions or Patents
SEND STAMP FOR PAMPHLET GIVING FULL IN
STRJCTIOSS.
United States Courts and Departments
the United States, Court of Claims Court of
commissioners of Alabama Claims, Southern
claims commission, AMI all classes OF war
claims before the Executive departments,
Arrears of Fay and Bounty.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS wounded
ruptnrci, or injured in the late war however
slightly, are entitled To. and can obtain Il pen
sion.
Conic>trs, Land Cases, Private Land Claims
MINING pre-cnptiou. aud Homestead Gases
prosecuted before the General Land Di!ice and
Department of tho Interior.
Land Warrants.
We pay cash for I:ounty Land " arran,s and
we invite correspondence with all partie, hay
ing any for sale, ana give full and explicit in
-trilctI"nS where assignments are imperfect.
we conduct our business III separate bureaus
having therein the clerical assistance Of abI,.
tni experienced lawyers and give our closest
personal supervision To every imuurfant p:ucr
prepared IN each ease. Prnnlpirs, attention
Lhiis secured Ia ali business entrusted; TO Us.
Address
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Rates of Advertising @
Business Cards.
FRANCIS l.. CLARK.

BfecuaniG:si aud 4 architectural Drsucf,fs-
man. Patent Office Drawing q Specially,
No - Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Ia
Junc5, iSs3. I9S-y.
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G.. NJ. PROCTOR, NJ. D.,
JollySiciiln and Surgeon.
.SHALERSVILLE, ono.
Will attend tn all calls in the line of his profess
sion, both day and night
oiiitc one door East of ShaicrSyilie Exchange
Hotel iiS-1y
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ID. l., ROCKWELL z, Il. HATFIELD,
ROCK WELL & HATFIELD,

Attorneys and Counsciors az Law. Office
Office in Scyu sUr's building, north side OF
Main street. R,vcnna. Ohio 169-tf.
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G.. l.. EELDEN,

III Empire Building; Residence on Ming
street. first door south OF Main
Ravenna, May %. 1876 4Ji-yE
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IELDIEG. II. ID. R.C. SLOAN, ". i
BELDING 81 SLOAN,

Physicians and Surgeons. Office, Main street
Eei.iing X Armstrong; Drug Store.
Special attention paid Ia the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases
Dr. Sioar's residence oppositdoCitizcns Hall.
Main street
Office hours, from a m. to II m. and from 1
tD5 u IN
p s. Night calls promptly attended to.
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/. III. & N. w. PHELPS,
Attorneys saniCounseIlors at Law. .Havcnna
Ohio office over First 2,ational i;ank. 80
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X. =. ~ a. T.. LACEY. Attorneys,

AShiN''IfbS. ID. q.
Any pcrSCa desiring information a. to the
stInfiinS AND rc~pon> iiiity Of the members ot
tlr firm VIII, On request he furnished with "A
satisfactory reference Ia his vicinity Con
prtssi1i.;tl district.
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a. ). CRAFTS

"A. -. SithE ID-
Physician and Surgeon. Office in Crafts
Block Mantua Station. Portage County, Ohio,
3.S:-
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-07
@, 0 HSae9Hu1unnlS. 
Sandy Hook.

We notice that the recent rains have caved in the wall of the culyert, on the west side of the road, at the foot of Gulf. hill, nearly stopping up its outlet. and siones ought to be removed even if the wall is not rebuilt.
 : The party in the Glen, on Thursday, of last week. given by Miss Lulu F., daughter of James M. Blackman, Esq like all the others, was very pleasant and enjoyable one 10 the children. Some thirty.fve were present. and all seemed to enter heartily into the enjoy. menl of the evening, which was dancing to the timely music furnished by Prof Blakslec. About 10 the company ad- journed to the supper room where Il boutiful, and nicely arranged table was awaiting them whitehall seemed to relish. After refreshments. dancing was resumed again until about 12 o'clock when the guests dispersed for their homes.
 Last Friday Eve there was another collision of two teams, in front of Mir Geo Woffenden's on Glen Ave, which was similar to Ihe one that happened in the same place last fall. The parties were Mir Ed Botsfurd. wife and child, in one wagon, and Mir Ed Bar,ram in the other. Mir BaItram was thrown from his wagon and dragged quite distance on his back, and his wagon pretty well demolished. MT Botstord and child were also thrown out, but all escaped injury with exception of q few bruises
 NIT GLEN0.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-07
Ths Bss.
Thnrtday March [, 1878. Office in Sanford X Hawleys Store.
THE SIDEWALK MEETING

Last Thurslay evening several ladies and gentlemen met In the parlor at inc residence of inc Misses Glover for the purpose of dersug some plan of action ia regard To improving our sidewalks, and tho making Of new cross walks, Marcus c. ilawley Esq. calle the meet ing 10 order, and nominated Edward Starr, E.q,, President. who was unani, mously elected, and took the chair John T. Pearee was next chosen secre- Ary.
 A motion was made 10 appoint com, mittee of three, consisting of two ladies and one gentleman, to confer with owners of property, and ascertain whether they would build good psssable walks in front of their homes. Miss Mary Frank Blackman, Mss Annie Sanford, and Mr. L. B. Booth were elected ss such committee. The name of Mir, E. Starr was also added.
 IL was moved and seconded that when the meeting adjourned it would adjourn to meet again tonight. at the residence of Mir E. Starr, at 2 o'clock. Car ried.
 All friends interested in this move. ment will bear this meeting in mind and attend. MT. L. B. Booth and Mr. Starr have stated that they will build good walks in front of their places, and it is to be hoped that others will do likewise.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-07

own experience. -IrEasatdrRey (Fa.) Argus
 The funeral of Norris c. Sherman, whose sudden death was mentioned In our last issue, was largely attended In St. Johns Church, Sandy Hook sn Thursday last His remains, with his near friends, and delegation from Compass Lodge, F <. A. M, of Wall lngiord, were met at the depot, on the arrival of Inc Il A. NJ. Train, by lhe mem bers of Hiram Lodge, No, IS. of this town, and conducted to the church, where the Episcopal burial service was read, followed by timely and well chosen remarks by the Rev. F. W. Barnett, The impressive burial service of the Masonic order was read at the grave by tho Rev. J. E. Wildman of Compass Lodge, Walllngford. The deceased left n wife. one child, and an aged mother, who have the sympathy of the entire community.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-07
DEBATING SOCIETY.

A Debating society was formed in Newtown, al the academy, Tuesday night of last week, with the following officers John F. Griffin, President: Fred P. Mar ble, president; Charles c. Peck, secretary and treasurer.
 Messrs. Griffin and Lyon psde short addresses. The question proposed and debated last night was,
 Resolred, That there is more pleasure derived from memory, than from hope. !"
 In our next issue we shall give parlic- ulars. The society starts out with good prospects, and has al present some fifteen members. Success to 1t.
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-07
Mile Hill.

Last Thursday evening found house full of happy people, ot all ages, at Mfr James Henderson s, for the families of Mile Hill me! there s.tos hold the last but one of their pleasant sociables. As usu- al, gaines were indxlged in by many ,and towards tue close of the evening one of the young gentlemen present recited, very effectively. the thrilling story of old Barbara Frietchie; then followed some speaking by some of tue younger members ot ins company; and last of all several young iadles treated those pres. ent To some enjoyable music.
 Another ot these pleasant gatherings was hcld the preceding week al Mr. A. B. PrIndles, at which there was good attendance, notwithstanding the threat. ening stale uf the weather.
 On Friday evening the semi annual school meeting was held in the South Center District Miss Carrie Lake was elected 10 leach the school for the ensu- ing Summer term, beginning the third Monday in April.
 Miss Mary Beers has returned from her rRmblings, with many pleasant rec ollcctions other visits among her friends in Biooklyn, Bridgeport and New Ha. ven. DAPHNE,