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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-23
DEEREIELD.

correspondence.
On Sabbath morning the Disciple Sabbath
School held their election for officers for the
suing year. which resulted rs follows: Superin-
| tcndant. Pastor Hansclman; Assistant Super
intendant. Henry &. Muerman Treasurer Jesse
Slack; Librarian. Harmon &. HutsOn; Secretary
Miss Irene Franz For many years this Sabbath
School partially opposed the Lesson Leaves be-
ing used. but after observing the progression of
| other schools it was unanimously agreed to
adopt the National Series. This School is doing
a good work. numbering ninety scholars and
Teachers. The Church is also in prosperous
pcondition. The edifice is looking very neat.
having had q new coat OF paint. which adds
greatly to its appearance and beauty.
The incessant howl comes about the frost.
We have had several frosts, but hose none to
injure the wheat or applSerops. The potatoes
and grape vines are somewhat injured; also.
early tomatoes and beans, teaching us that there
is no use in making garden so early; or, in
common parlance. rushing the season. There
is a time for all things. and we must learn to
not do ihings out of season.
Wheat looks we'll: meadows and pastures,
oats and flax are o. X.
Rev II. b. Potter and family have started for
the West to locate in Empire, Mcpherson Co..
Kansas. His residence here was purchased by
Mr.. Thomas Hawkins, and will he occupied by
MS son Law, MIR. Albert SMILING and family.
Married, ut the residence Of Mr.. Barnes, by
Rev. Mr.. Excel. Mr.. Walter hoffman, of this
place, and Miss Mary Barnes of Atwater. A
number of young men assembled to give tho
newly welded couple serenade. &c. Meeting
with no resi- Onse they broke the lock and en-
tered his cheese house and extracted q cheese
thereirom. AIR. hoffman has clue to the par
ties. The affair will terminate in compro-
mise or a law suit.
Died. -On Monday morning Jeduthan Farm.
ham, at the advanced age of 20 years. Funeral
services performed by Rev. c. Brown. Anex
tended report OF deceased will be given next
week. Thus another landmark is gone to his
reward, from Deerfield.
The Dramatic Club of Deerfield intended to
give that long pi Omiscd exhibition on Saturday
the 25th. but for various reasons have postponed
it to June1st. The programme will consist of
three plays, "Seth Greenback,'' "Lover by
Proxy and the Dutchman's Ghost" attend
ell by vocal and instrumental music. A cordial
invitation is extended to ALL and we bespeak
pleasant, instructive and amusing entertain
ment.
Come at last F.M. Byers has purchased the
beautiful jet black horse. Country Boy" pay
ing large price; weight 1900, over 16 hands
high, years old. For synmetry. movement
and beauty he is not surpassed in Eastern Ohio
Farmers, look to your interests and improve
your stock. AS this is a progressive age. we
must keep pace with it. Call and see and con-
vince yourselves. OMEGA.
May 20 1873.
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A FINE JOB -Messrs. M. G. Kenne-
dy & Co. marble dealers have just re-.
ceiyed at their works q monument
which is regarded as the finest that
ever come 10 this county. 1t is of
Montpelier Granite, IA feet in height
OF granite, composed oftwo bases, die,
cap and shaft, and is Of very elegant
desigu and workmanship.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-23

Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Constipation. and
general debility when you can get al
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer,
which we sell on positive guarantee
to cure you. Price 10 cts. and 25 cts,
For sale by E. P. Brainerd & Son, Ra.
VIENNA, and elsewhere by all dealers.
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New Goods.

1 have just received another large
lot of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Orna-
ments, Ribbons, Sc. making the most
complete stock of Millinery Goods
ever seen in Portage County. do
not propose to sell them at less than
cost, but at as small profit as possible,
and sell them jor Just what they are.
Ladies', please call aud SEQ if you can
not find you q bonnet that will suit in
style and price. Little Block, oppo.
site Reeds Opera House.
Mus. A. II. PARSONS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-23

TIE Committees of the several
counties composing the Sixteenth Dis.
trict have determined upon holding
the Congressional Convention at Mas
silon on the 18th of July. Portage
county will be entitled to 26 delegates
in the Convention.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-23

BILLIARD TABLES. A first class
Pigeon-HoIe Table, and also good
plain Billiard Table, for sale cheap.
Enquire of s. Ostheimer, Etna House
Billiard Parlor.
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Meeting Of the Portage County

l 0 Medical Society.
1 Society met in the Office of Drs
Belding and Sloan, and was called tt
order by the President, DR.. Proctor.
In the absence of the Secretary, DR.
Hugus. ON notion. DR.. Alcorn was
elected Secretary pro tenn.
Members present, Drs. Alcorn, Bald.
win, Ferris, Leonard, Loughead, Jas
Price, Proctor, Sherman and Waggo-
ner.
Visltors, Drs. Davis, Morath, Sloan
and Spires, and medical students,
Beitz, Severance and Summerville.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
A number of interesting and unusu-
al cases were. presented. examined and
prescribed for.
DR.. Belding gave verbal in lieu of
written report of case of Facial
Paralysis, induced by over work and
following eating heartily, which,
however, yielded readily to appropri-
ate remedies.
DIR. Sherman reported case of ex-
tensive railroad injuries.
Drs. Spiers. of Edinburg, and Davis,
of Kent, t,were regularly admitted mem.
bers of the Society:
On motion, Drs. Leonard, J. Price
and Proctor were elected Delegates to
the American Medical Association, to
be held in Buffalo, Tuesday, June 4ih
prox.
Essayist, Drs, Spiers and I.oughead..
Committee Ca Written Reports of
Cases, Drs. Davis, Leonard and Fer.
ris.
Addresses by DIR. j. Price, "Medical
Education - the responsibilities OF
Prcceptors to their students and to the
Profession
On motion, Society adjourned to
meet in DR.. Alcorn's office the second
Thursday, 18th of June.
A. w. ALcoRN, Sec'y. Pro tenn.
Ravenna, May 2nd, 1878.
Alpacas.
A large new stock Jamestown aud
other brands. Alpacas at reduced
prices. CONVERSE & SNYDER.
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CALL AT F. III. STILES, and look at
the new lot of Wall Paper and Win.
dow Shades. Shades made and hung
at short notice.
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If You have an idle hour, and wish
to pass it pleasantly, call at F. 81.
STILES and get book to read.
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In consideration OF the hard times and Of the
fact that I can produce more milk than find
sale for, propose TO furnish my customers aud
Summer. with good. pure milk. upon such
terms that they can afford to use i as an article
Of food and not a luxury. viz: Three cents
Der pint, five cents per quart ana
larger quantities in like ratio.
will call as nny place In town ON receipt Of
postal card order. Shall expect pay for tickets
at delivery Of them. thus avoiding the loss and
misunderstanding always attending old ac-
counts. Js De AbN6s
RAvenna, April Is. 1878
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, @.
Designated DepOsftary Of the
u. s.

U. 3. Ronds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds. Of all kinds bought and
sold ON ommission. in New York. or any de-
sired market.
HIghost Market rate for B-9O snd 1910
Coupons, Gold. Silver. and premium funds
Of all kinds.
Drsfts drawn and cashed ON all the principal
Cities in the United States.
slxht Drsfts en- England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to from those Cities at
New York rates.
Rsvenue stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotita Of Business men and
ndividuais, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Intsrsst allowed ON time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII BEEBE. Cashier.
Gro. ROBINSON, President.
Sept 8. 1858. IT,
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All linen Table Cloth at % cents a
yard. Nobody can beat it. Call and
see. Converse s. SNYDER.
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SPANNING done from new and ele.
CANT designs; also. Plating in all
styles, ct F. H. STILES.
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Linen Suits,

We have q splendid stock at very
low prices. We can sell you q good
Linen Suit at $500, and dress cloth at
$1.25. CONVERSE Il SNYDER.
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Dress and Pant Linens.
A bran new stock, very low, don't
buy till you have seen them.
CONVERSE e SNYDER.
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Prints,

Oh, yes. we have got them. Good
Prints at Az cents per yard.
CONVERSE & SNYDER.
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sHACKMETACK' . popular ard
fragrant perfume. Sold by E. p.
Brainerd & Son, Ravcnna, and else
where by all dealers.
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SHERIFFS SALE!

The STATE ONO, PoRrAeE County, S.
DURSUANT to the command of Vendi Ex issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbu County,
directed in the of the First National Bank Ravenna
oo az VS. o. sda6 n @ will @ at the
AT PRIVATE SALE, for the sixty commencing
On Tuesday, the 9th Day Of April, 1878,
complete stock of about 81 900 Dry Goods Gro
ceries Shoes Notions &c. and all the Store Furniture
in the above cause b. F. KELLER, Sheriff
w. B. THOMAS, Attorney.
Referring to the above, we would say to our
old friends and customers, and as many new
ones as desire to buy Goods at unheard of low
prices, that we have been duly appointed to
conduct this sale, and that our friends will not
only meet with cordial welcome, but that we
will spare no pains in supplying their wants.
The stock having been appraised at a very low
figure, and being in good condition, together
with the fact that it MUST BE SOLD, affords
a rare opportunity to buy Goods CHEAP. t..o. s.,
Ladies will also find it greatly to their ad-
vantage to be able to buy Goods at PRIVATE
SHERIFF's SALE, as it will afford them an op-
portunity to select Goods that they would have
been deprived of if sold at auction, as was at
first announced; besides, they will avoid the
crowd and confusion that attends such sales
The stock is particularly desirable in low and
medium price Dress Goods, Jamestown GRAY
Alpacas, Black Alpacas, Black and Cold Cash
meres, Black Silks, Irish Poplins, Common
Shawls, Paisley Shawls, Housekeeping Goods
Flannels, Tickings, Denims, Cheviot Shirtings,
Embroideries, Kid Gloves, all kinds of Notions,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes, &C. &c.
To the Gentlemen we would say, now is the
time to buy Cloths and Cassimeres: the stock
is very choice indeed, and the low prices will .,
astonish you. z@s.. - IS "a
na@rRemember this is a genuine Sheriff's i
Sale, and these Goods Must be Sold. I.
%. ". SEARI1 ...... g.
III. Il. SE ART ), - use.
RAvENNA April 10th, 1878. ), sis.s sis.a
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We begin this advertisement by frankly announcing in
tenton to set you all during the coming week. You
have guarantee however. that insanity
lived and that will find it exceedingly profitable while it
ton Sale of over
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-23

A large new stock Jamestown and
other brands. Alpacas at reduced
prices. CONVERSE & SNYDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
ElOTUUS RUFFiAAS

Oncsr Muidcou, oil the Thirty-tnri precinct, Al
halr-psst O'CLOCK saturday nisht, heard OF
rsvclry proceeding from a Isioon at tue corner Of
THIRD avenue and 146th street.. On catering he re-
ceved n warm woicone John Murray, Ali.s Jonn
Wallace struck him 10 tho eye, seized MS club and
lad him on the noor. Mado,n rega'ucd his fee,.
when Murray's friends hur led nearly ali the bottles
aud glasses IN the saloon al MS ncau. MuIavvn
thought TINS rather bsru, out grabbed Murray and
hauled him the street HIS companions ioiiowsd
and Dnding the ofhcer about 10 take Murray IA con.
tiuuei tue Assault with broken pieces OF glass,
crVcktry, stones aud other nveneDt missiles md.
Ing ~ RI, her warm uuidooo hnaiy placed Murray IN
front of him ~ shield and tnen Uack ed
win his prisoner toward tue station house. Tho
tack was kept up, bat Murray received most OF tue
issiics intended for the oicer impored his to-
lowers 10 dcsisl The latter paid no attention, aud
Murray begged Muidoon nnay TO save him 'iroos hrs
trends" When the Norrisnnia station house was
nearsd the attacking party prepared 10 beat retreat
but were tbub uerstfuck on oebJding ~ Their rear
tue towering fora, VI Captain kiliiI~a, VINO, IN CON.
psny with Detrctive W Ikns aBd lew other lrnst oil
men, had siyiy executed iittis coup The Boys sbsn
scattered 10 every direction, Uut three O tue reader
MIcbacI aud John Hcriby aud John .iarsc--wcrc Sc
cured. Murray, Clarke ana tue NO Hefuays were
locked ~ Tor the nEht and yesterday committed by
Judge kssmirs, N the Harlem Peiice Court Al are
members OF the Prog Hollow Club
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

49, , G,Iyksros. Angus. IL. 1873.
good ordinary roc Net receipts ,a2 bales. Sales. las
Ksw. DmLx,ss, August II. 1875
Cotton In fair demand middIi.g Ike. low niddiiux
gross, .s SALES. 10 evening so siSss. as.s ''
MosfLx, August IL. ISIS.
los. soss s-ass io%s r.ssip. 81 s..s s'' w.
ports ccssiwi~c. iDa stock. 80
Cotton IN fair demand; miedlinE. ikc low aiddlinE
gross io Imports Gou.,.e. s4 safes ~ sors Is
,co.soa s.esay m,ddns iise low miadtnE. io,se y
bales, gross ~. ssi.s 70. Stock. ass '''''''' 90
s, -. .s, :. asxs s..s sr ISIS
g, s.'s c,"s' q y, cr hard g
0 fa nrrn prime white. ON mixed. $40 .sSc.
y.u, sale. Of 90, oSss, ss A"sr;: 4, s,
i re "a .s ~ .r s, s.
aaos misea state 800 white tate ss ys a., asoea
dSo ior Canada IL bona, shorts. Sid, ship,tsT, sis
.s on .as from sas.o "a o"sS to- amssi
| c $50 S, a. iy p , 81
ByvrALo. August II, 1879.
iSs' sS 49, ,ss:
CtuL, 81 "a Corn In moderate demand; sale, 1000
ssss; fss;s ave- &c: '.";s TS: aa.
"i city nsis V;s,r .''e.s asssssssd csn.i f,sshss
aoo s". ss:a $3.50 Sa.S. 's so 5aS
de- s es "a s''sy o a sSi Do .s.y : s
bushels: $1,000 do. re- $500 do Railroad ship.
lour. 1850 bbs wheat. ~, 800 busheIs corn
lo..Isl do.i oats, ~soO do. barry 2sOp do. rye,
24O0 do Canal shipmrnts to tide Wheat, 20
BASKETS cofn, lJT 2U1 DO oats. 1880 do ate
points Wheat, 10. oOv bosheis, corn. - 2Ot do.
roLEpo. August II. 1878
wheat steady; Ne. white wsb.s6 Sr 90, No. 3 de-,
81 a. Ne white MIchigsu u 0atS; No do. 81 o5h;
y o. sses Auss' q oat seller s.pse@ser q o. ~:
u v2x; seller August. u oz ssier September. 81
s .ss.a RS; .s:: sss 8:
amber, 81 a 81 O0x NO amber Tiinois, 81 u. Corn
quiet; high mixed, sxze No 2 spot seller
Der, t2+s seller August. t2se hid. 30 white. &tse;
rejected, 4itsc dam aged. sic Oats duli: &C.
Fietsnt. s,esay; met angrd Receipts 90 nnso.,
~hvst $3.50 corn $40 do shipments
1871 UUU bushels whest ~ esrn, 90 do oats
CINCINNATI, August II, 1874
Flour duil asd pnehsmgsd whsss stsady. with gooa
dem wtstes 97c rscetpta 5000 bush.
els: sbDasass 54I0ooNe Coc1nkss. - Ala "a Osts
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CAPTURE OF BURGLARS.

Officer Lamb, or the Fourth precinct white patrol
ling his post on South street, between Hvo aud six
O'Clock yesterday morning, was informed that Two
suspicious looking men had Just come out OF The
hallway OF james H. DAVIS cigar ana iooscco esisb-
lshmeut. No 1872 South street, aud ha jumped
board Of a Second avenue car, going up town. The
ofncer about block away from the
place AZ tho time. hot running up he caught
tho car at the Of Chatham and oliver Streets
and with the assistance Of Oncor Herman arrested
two men named Lawrence McCarty, alias Burke. and
Charles Lewis The iormer was the front platform
ami the latter on the rear, and between Them they
had their possession at the time OF their arrest $50
boxes ~ cigars gu cx1mbt atom ni the promises No
1872 south street, " ~hs discovered that hole hsd
been bored through the partit on that divd~d tho
from The hallway and by this tho place
entered. the burglars having sscrcted themselves
In the builang the night preyious McCarty aud
Lewis Arrsig ucd before Judge Ilnuimur yestcr
day, but we're renamed to the station house until
Al iS I'm
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M'GkAIL'S MURDER.

STARTLING orMENrs ExPKcrED-rHE
INMATES OF DIsoRDERLY' HOUSE AR
RrsrrD-A MYSTERIOUS LETTER.
There no especially new developments in the
McGraiI case. The Paterson police, aided BY Delec-
tive Brown, of tho Erie are the track Of the dro-
vers who were on Extra lO'' WHOM McGrail was put
on at PAssaic Bridge IL Is thought they will be pro-
duccd to give evidence at tho inquest to-day or
Tuesday. II Ia rumored that some rather startling
Developments my be expected at to-say's session
oil tho Inquest Inc following note received last
night by Coroner NJ srs:- iI eara
Korouer Mires, Dear Sur-If informa-
ton Whist will throw lite the Mctiraie murder you
should nkwire 81 H. Sprssue Of Getty Avenue, south
Paterson, who IL Ia said knows something about It,
ONE VINO WANTS 10 SIZE JUSTICE PREvAILE.
Stops will be taken TO ind this Spragus once.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Mcbride ana Onicers
Bson and Cronk pulled q disordcrly house 10.
80 Water street. Paterson, and arrested tho propre-
TORI, thomas ana Louist Aslern, and Maggie Brown,
most abandoned character, a-o Robert kerriRan and
Patrick Murphy. aacd seven zen. and John Brown,
aged sixteen. This house has long been known
place where young boys were lured from the paths
of virtue and Initiated in all mo my steres OF wee.
Tho occup ants Of the house, both male ana female,
made stout resistance but were finally overcome aud
marched 20 the station housc.
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THE VIRGINIA WHIPPING CASE.


From the Richmond Despatch, August 1911
HAMPTON, Va, Angus, 10, 1873
DEAR sIR--Reierriug 10 the whipping Of the wnne
girl at "Mun Greek village" In TINS coanty, about
which you inquire, chow me TO state tho following
iacts:--some time IN July last white g,r named Ida
Cook tnot McdlD was arraigneo before Judge LARA.
bee cbsrged with larceny The girl was convicted OF
stealing PAIR Of shoes and stockings from one OF her
ns,gnbors ThsJudgs gave the gri aer choice ether
10 10 Jail for th,ry days or rsossvs anssa sspss
The girI's mosesr whs was present. ava not wish her
TO 20 jail, put told hev TO take the whipping. The
Judge urged that she had bsstsr go 10 jail The girl
10 be then released The Judge, alter much nesi,a-
tion, directed that the girl should pped
leased. rhe sentence Of fifteen stripes wus thea exc
Gated by Moses nderron, toe constsbc u that dis.
irci, VINO 10 negro None OF the prisoners clothing
was removed aud tho punishment vas mildly In
nctsd, no one beng present but the constable ana
myself. Very rsspssMsiIy, N. a. HAAS,
Sheriff Efnasstn Gay cousty,
TO the Hon, A. n. KsnEr. Richmend. w
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ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.

H. ]. Lynch, OF 70 IS West Washington pisoe,
charged with libel IN the Fiity-scventn street
Court, yesterday, by Frederick L~por,u. manager OF
the Na,,on,i Hall Ia west fory-fourth street Iyncn
sent Ieporin number OF letters during the past Two
years charging him with obtaining shares OF the stock
OF the douglas Mining Company" Of Colorado, by
representing that Lyncu. Who owned them, had Oh.
tanned them through fraud. Lynch demanded
OF lcporin the rcturn of these snares and threat.
enca, " he did not return tbcm. that he would DO
dcnoancsd In letter Of Nay y, 1873. Lynch charges
Lcporn with keeping "iulanous uens IA the Fourth
ward, calls him ZEN bczzisr," 'perjurcr'' and
'sblackmailer," aud says he u well known TO the
courts OF THIS cii,. Lynch was arrested by oriccr
by Caibaripc Schwenck, OF Nc 532 West Thirty nth
street, who said sbe owned twenty one houses 10 this
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PICTURES FOR p1rrspuR ).

Some twenty pictures have been collected and arc
be shipped Tor the department OF the Pisburg
ExhiDitiOn by MISS Durtee. Among these we note
J. e N,colis "Fog ana Surf" j. II. Doph's good IAN
After Breakfast Nap' and "ln The Wrong Shop"
James d. Smilies' "Laks Placid, IN the Adirondack's
from White Face" William H. Boards "Tne Rivals"
James NJ. Harris ''ths Two Friends NJ. \. II. de
Haas ",underiAnd lighthouse Wy Moonlight" X. e.
Nn0rs strong ''Pa,n IN tn. Forest J. G. Brown
.'Homeward Bound" J. Davia Johnson's admirable
ssBrook BY ofcd, ass. - Charlss A. Milier's Boy-
der Of the Miii Ponl," Jervis McEntees .rne Year
smiles as IL Draws Near It's Deatn" A. +. BELOW 5
"Fsing Leavcs,"a cattle piece by Janus Hart, A. f.
Wynnts excellent spool IN she WOODS" from the
Academy, and an Inness.
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BURGLARS IN JAIL.

Detectives Hubbard and Moran, OF the Centra
ONCE yesterday produced at the Essex Market Police
Court Two who had u short time since committed
burglary at No. rs Mott street. They had forced
entrance into the house OF Harris Cohen carried
away from twenty-five cloth Goals valued ut $50,
which represented as belonging 10 Edward +.
Bowling One OF Tho men says he Is United States
photographer and lives ~ No 207 Monroe street Tho
other is Lawrence Kelly, OF No. 81 Mulberry street II
10 SAID OF the mon, during his conhnement, at-
tempted suicide, but was restrained from carrying
out his design. Both men were held In 81, 500 ia
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GENERAL ART AND STUDIO CHAT.


G. Y. Turner will leave early In September for
PARIS, whore no intends TO pass soms time iu study.
X. W. Bowker and +. S. Cnuroh havo just returned
boon gathering tho materials by pom pencil Tor an
article Ia u popular magazine.
Wimbredge Is at work an unconventional moon.
light scene taken from studies lately made at East
hampton, Long leland. II shows the true cold moon
llgnt color
Water Paris is a. Cornwall on the Hudson sketch
Ing vigorously.
ArtnuT QuArtley 10 making sea and rivornde sudics
T. Hovsnden mas sold his "Breton INTERIOR now
in the American Art Department at the PARIS ExhiOi
tion, Tor 81 900.
Bolton Jones has disposed Of hp salon picture,
''Une Laade ds Brcagne en- FieurA" At gvod price.
b. r. keinnart has on an easel ing example
called 'Tne Pride OF tho Village" sweet, MODEST,
shy eyed and plump uamssi, IN tho costume OF the
carly part Of TINS century. stepping lightly along
village ians. Two otnsr small pictures on which he
10 ~ work 'Captain Kiad Governor
Fletcher" which represents the pirate and lnc az.
nate drinking anu hobnoDbipg together at table
dor the trees oil New Amsterdam, aud a scene show
ing young Franklin with Governor SIR William Keuh,
OF Penbsy wanna.
Among William H. Hniiard's (the Bostouian) latest
works Bald Head Ciin, Cape Ncddick," and
Thunder Cave RocX, KsaneounkporL"
samuel Is. y. MoTse's ''Lsnding oil the Pigrtmsn
hangs IN the RoxOury branch oil the Boston Pubic
Library.
The acting librarian Of tho Boston Public Library,
DR.. 5. A. Oreen, has lately published IL the Library
Bulletin intsreS,ing account Vi tho works oi art
beion gang to that instItution
Two portraits by Duvencok are on exhibition at a
Boston Dealers.
rno 81. Louis Art society will open In the tall It's
second ivsn axDibitop.
he friends of that excellent ARTIST Rudolphc Il.
Ptgust, who recently iet Tor France, will be glad
near that he Is engaged IN illustrating Tor tho pub
iisbing ncuss of hAcKctie 60, aud that he will
IN The decoration OF the Casino al Monaco.