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, 1879-06-09
English Indebtedness to France

A petition lately presented to the French
Eennte BY NJ. 10 Baron sets forth that the
Euglish Hoycrptnent is inhabited to Franco in
no less sum than g. III, 13a francs, md prays
that restitution Of tie sum uany BE- claimed
from t'c English Treasury. Its stated that BY
the treaties md conventions between England
and Franco In 1911. 1876, ard 1873, sum OF
05oo, 900 francs. payable annually for certain
number Of ycars representing capital sum Of
Isl. 0.00o. 200 frnncs% was awarded to Eog1nnti rs
an indemnity for tho ioases suffered by English
subjects IN the destruction or contiscation Of
their property In tho execution of tit revolu-
tionar5 laws, on the understanding; that II any
balance was loft unappropFlated after payment
of the clalnls 't the variot.s sufferers, the bal
ance should be refunded to The French Treas
ury. 1t 10 ralcu'nted-on what grounds Il not
cIear-that the sum of nearly GW0, 900 francs
rsmslns Ia the bands OF the English Govern
meut unappropr3atca. End the petition suggests
tlnt It's repayment should lie demanded. ,As an
equivalent It Is propoted that England should
and nciehbori,,g islands, md recognize Frcnch
supremacy In Eastern Africa md In hiadaRaacar
, 1879-06-09
NOT GUILTY.
Tho End Of the CHatoIn-ffuus Conspiracy
Trials.

Tfn End of tt,a f!nr& n,r ffnr.~ r.,sutran~
T",s,. ~""''''"''
o....,, 1.an.
satufaaF Witnessed Inc closing scenes tn the
trial oil John II. Mueller. +. 9. Mills, Edward
nuring, flcorge Z. pEustIng, and George Reed,
~" ,.r "9 ~. s, ,va. u., "aso osen ".
NV Fac@' 10 10 speAk' aha 1of ths pnss twenty
aaJs nave pecn waiting lof venIiet Of tnrv
In the United States District Court which
should , es either SC, them right before tho world
49, to' y. n"o" '',as wy "as so'"e.""s
N 'he aeeaaatlon prohent aEainst them
they preferred to consider 1t a rail-
lng one-of having consptred 10 dcfrs,ltl
tl r0It,t!Ion ltnelc, tn wit, HnInuet out xf soma
Stu,Oo0 IN the construction Of The new CllstU'n-
Hollse. As intttnatrd, they all expected 10 Ia
ylndteated, and wcre prepared 10 carol the
finnsortc riiaDsodr. "1he aky II MI screnc,"
tlon. as things turned out, they were not dsap-
pointed. conspiracy fnd'cttnent Is, a. every.
body knows, about the tnost di1lcnlt thing TO
prosecute to suecessful end. that can vol te
sase s; ,hs roots q II rrashs bae too far 70 Eet
Of tho statute Of l,miiations,-nnl, as almos;
everybody now agrees, a. least four out
States. tirsnd jury onght meyer to have
been 90 Indicted. 4 verdict ot Not guilty" as
to the rest would seem to make the sama remark
apply to them. The building rnny. be butch,
at.d eostly Que at tllat but jury has said that
y, the geological formation 81 Muejler's rocks.
the general cnssedncss Of Chicago climate. md
the unutteFal,ie natural wickedncss and Der
fetscacss VI q crooked generation OF ktonccut.
and aided and atostcd by a few t'orcsnmeut
tflnokcepers In their nefarfons designs. It may
he atn 70 steal pin, but h's altogesle7 \ dti-
lerent taInT when you try to pull the wool ORR
one'e sam's eyes ln Tue nopul ar phraae, "tEc
(furnrnt1Ent rn1 AttItE1 ~ Tfnf1a *xhaf fEe
, 1879-06-09
AXE formal charge Of the parish Sunday after


MrA ]. D. Mnttfn loft tbs city yeatert1ay on
Eor return To EUROPE. She VIII frat Walt Parts.
and thcro meet Mr.. ans1 MrH. Ct,opor nn'l her
granddaughter Fiorcnec, who are to accompany
l!or IN tour through. t3cr't,auy. The entire
Tim 1scv. q. E. Gordon. OF the Unitarian
Church. left tho city IN Monday for twe-
tnonttst pcnsuro launt IN Etlrope. Tho Rev. j.
j.. dudley Will occupy Afr. (iord0n's pulpit dur
illI Ills nbaunce.
e. L.. Bhplrs, a veteran Wisconsin printer and
editor. Is In New York for tic benefit OF bio
besDth.
Itr Isey. Enoch Jones, of Waukesla, wns In
stalleu pastor OF ,tpe Welsh Congregational
churches In this city und Bay View on SUNDAY
last.
Tue production Of the MAY latalv written by
Mira. Thnnins Atercelnt Of this rikv, fur file
benefit Of The milwaukee, Doat-Ctuh Will ba
society event Of importance. It will como of
IN ab4nt tlroo weeks,
:, HnrschaCk riding was never 70 fashionable IN
NM city AZ at present. 1lhltng.hDrsas find
rculy sale at good prices, nnd tho business has
proved profitable to t,oso engaged IN 1t.
Misc Kaiey, pf San Francisco, Is a late addition
70 M,lNaukeo soctcty. aho Is q ward 81 senatos
sharon, OF Nevada. DADuRn.
, 1879-06-09
DonnollCy, Lloyd + Gnssctte.
10 fhk Edttar NJ Ihs I.tthtt4A


CHICAGO, June s,-Tho statement In this morn.
Ing's Tn1nuEs relasiyo to Donnetlcy, 8assctte,
Lloyd. Il Co. vs. the ChIcaro Typographical Union
Is In tho Mafn correct, and cannot refrain from
thanking you In behalf Of those represent for
this; but, OF courHe, your rcportsr, hearing only
aldo Of the case, dcon II nd more than fair to
state that have It from Mr. Donnear himself that
the Directory. tnesead Of heinR -ha!f finished, is
only ohh.hfjh On lts way to TINT desirable end.
can further say that. 1nstcnt Of tho outside men
they hare run iii here to carry away Chicago money
being fully satisfied, many Of them have stated TO
that II they cond get their PAY ns other Offices
pny tl1s mrn, at tho end of the week, they would
gladly leave and Elto no further trouble.
At mon prnrlhtts to the arrcBts. tho entire CO.
partnership. led bY Mcssra. GAssotte md Loyd. np-
peareA hefore tho Committee aud nourcd npon them
tho foulcat hbusc that the human mind can concc,1o.
Vile eplthsta, loud tlatrhemf, ana riatoAs can-
duct marked the course Of these men, and the co0
Erntlemnnly conduct Of the committeeman was
highly commended by ali present, including busl
AZ 10 the arreats: There wetc four arrests rladn,
aud hus two Of tlese gentlemen were members OF
tho Committee. md three metnbor4 Of tho Unton.
was ore Of the victims, ard whtfc stAnll rrnty
10 confoee my own intlgnidcance, tho men and
prncip]c6 rcptcscnt and suffer belong not to ne.
hut to al! men and women who labor. LET fair
test 0f this Infamous, outrageous, and uncallcd.
for Conspiracy law be rnndr by the court Ut laat
resort II necessary. Tho preliminary trial snkea
place Thursday next At = o'clock before Juatlce
"jiM" WoonwAHp.
One OF the ConspfratorB.
, 1879-06-09
EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL.

L e
The PROMISE Of abundant employment held
cut during the early spring months by the build
Ing operations then projected has been fully
realized. All laborers md mechanics Of an In
dustrlous turn Of mind arc employed, and fow
Idle men aro to bo seen on the strecta In COM
parison With former seasons. Rapid progress IL
being made upon the lnrgc new County Insane
Asylum, as wel1faa tho mammoth n,achne-stop,
round-house, and other buildings now being
erected by tho Chicago, Milwaukee, &; St. Paul
hallway Company In the Afenomonoe Valley.
Work has also boon progressing somnwhat
slowly upon Angus Smith 4 Co.'s new elevator
near Broadway bridge, but will soon be pushed
With vtgor. Besides hesa structures, ground
has been broken for mammoth addition to
Plnnktutont Il Arnour's paektug.houscs, In thu
Meuomlnce Valley, nnd upon the largo neu hos
pttal to be erected Ia connection NTH the M
ttonal Military Asylum. These building opora-
ttons Will distribute money enough among the
poor laboring clnsscs to keep the wolf from
their doors another winter without calling upon
the county for charity contributions. Ono no.
ticeabls effect Of this decided improvement In
the condition OF the 1ahorlng classes lIaa been
the check upon the tendency to commit su!clde
because Of financial distrcst al,a consequent
dcspondency. There has been an absolute bar
reuness Of suicides IN the local record for tha
past sl1 weeks or more, and the prospect Of a
continuance Of the change for the better Il con-
sidcred excollent. Coroner Kucpcr ID enjoying
q aNolconc season Of rest In consequences.
, 1879-06-09
THE EpIsCOPALrANS.

Tic annual Convention OF tho Eplscoua,.an
clergy and laity OF this city will occur on June
II. The opponents OF bishop Wcllcs md tho
Cathedral Chapter movement arc up In arins
and ready fur bitter strife. Yet Moses NJ.
Strong may succeed Ia preventing open hostllI-
played by hin Oh similar occasions. 1t Is also
whispered In some Epfscopa1Ian circles tilnt An-
nt1cr attempt will be made to Wipe out the
South Side Trinity Mission. This eau be accom-
plta,.cd only hy the removing OF tho missionary
funds from tic 1atltls at tic Bishop, md plae-
Ing them under the control Of the parishes.
, 1879-06-09


IoEnNr, Tex, june !.-It ia unfortunate that q
paper having as many readers ~ the Nsw York
Tribune edould publish sucll Wild statements a.
thosu of ther regular correspondent, +. Y.
Smallcy. In his scrlcs Of articles upon "Texns az
II Is" In tho cmi-wcekly Issue OF May II,
unlrr shc load Of "Wool- Growing on tho
Nucces." ho says: "Mtx'can ewes can b. bought
for 70 cents head in Mexico aua driven across tho
country for small expense. A thousand ewes
and fow Mer,no bucks, coating 925 each, consti-
tnts good flock to hcaln with No lana need be
bonght, but II tho wool.erower prefers to own his
own pastures instead Of ranging over tho unfonced
country, he can purchase much he dc+ircs for
81 per acre. One thousand dollars world be
= liberal estimate for house and peN
70 protect tho flock II night from wolves. Two
nd tl,sir hoarJ, ~iil tsnd ;hs dock shs.sinss
casts Ave cents hena. and ~ II IL the cuhtnm 10
shcar twice year snstsaa Ct one. 40 IN ths HotIa,
THIS yold Of wool will sverige SIX pounds annually,
and whom the breed Is Improved ny tho McrsGo
rs roani. to retarn from The ock The rst year % vi,
hA 81. 500. aud the tntal expenses. not counting
t.e co.t at 1ivsnS tos Tho ow1e!s feln'ar w'l ot
yeamont At about s. 900; and !herd must be aded
the tnereaao Of the hucE, tatimntuh At rs. pur
sss,t sss tIou, s." snse. ,s ta %
na.ks1iy sSod QUO ~ lot as 'ao fs'au"efat'o"
so centa In Mexico. and snail cxpanse Of dr,S:
tng added, shsarlng mon sn average .ix ponnds Of
WOO? wotsh ~ cents pes. pound. Or s., w pss
noed 10 but little unemployed capital IN the co1n-
try IT thcss a,atrnentA wsraenEraet Unfortunately,
haxeyss ~. dock q hs5is4n sws. esHnSs BE-
Tar much less Than 81 per head. II They shear alt
.ose1 I've poun1s e,sn thsy s,e nssels.s - SS;
coarse, wiry tcece. that mors. closely resembles
hatr than wool, you will receive more tAan it,
, 1879-06-09

taened the former uncona.ltutlunsj!
Upon hny theory Of nuf tioyr rntnent Tint can ba
maintained tanee 1kt|0 tacse can ttn no dnad lock-
md, hercorc, M bAlahCn uf aoYerti1ntT bets7tet,
the Fcdcrnl t}nveenmrnt and tha StA.cs. In nnu
branch Or another Of tho frdcral Government llc5
bounds O.! both. anil This tact, instca nj crcutins
= bstaHce Of aovnreIgnt}, i. .lntlro nuollttlc
labofiouFly eantends, renders Tia Federal Guynrn.
ncht supreme 10 the extent of IT. own ensn,ate Of
lts own powcl. Any balouct muat be fonni In
tho moderation Aud Judgment OF Federal officers.
, 1879-06-09

E7on sAhE-BY I. D. BorH. KooM7. IN MADl.
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f:s: e%hsT: T,iy sas Thfiy y'eesaa'tt,
sis.. rts,'p ave1i!ss and ,es zsttzs Oh Warren.
Il. ssi ~: 4 sS:s 5ssa Park
s;ss s."s "n sr t i; ss:H 4
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s5oW"asoaa'fron. dvsas I'D lot No vi IL Ehose.:
FIT n;a S-ss - e so5,
ss:ss ans fs'n ." Fulton
1 I s.'sssa aoars: ssra .a :s s
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BRYAN aATMEor:
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y I'll wie tnoroshs T Daii; s; 1i III! Il!
, 1879-06-09
Tho Northern Pacific mnnsErneut-1s A1r.
Enrgnnt in Danger?


CHtTAco, June 7.-Your bismarck correspond
cnt In recent letter alludes 10 an impending
change In tho management Of Tho spr,hcrn Pacific.
It Is to bo hoped that your correspondent ia In
error npon this point. 1t seems incredible 10 tho
many fs1on1a of tho present ACCOMPLISHED General
Manager that such change should be seriously
contemplated. The wrltor ts tatofore inclined to
tho opinion that the ruulor IL a baae!cas ono.
No man deserves moro credit than Mr. Sargent
for bringing the Northern Pacific into ,ts present
rcputc. lie has brought order out OF chaos, md
hos transformed through his remarkable executive
adisltY one " tho woFt1 managed roads In ahu
cnnntry into one Of tue hest. Such !s not only the
opinion Of tho writer. bit the testimony OF all
wao hare paased over tho road mid Fcen for them.
selves tho rpona!d results That have been achieved.
The dterlaecment Of Hueh man. whom. Chicago
}nstly ho!sls IN the highest etteen,. would 10 no
lea. than nuhl:c c.famty. It wonld bo an evi.
drncc tlat tho Northern Pacific Directors are about
starting 1T wrong direction: lint The reign OF
honcstr which under the uusp1ce. Of Mr. Sargent
haa galaed tho confidence Of the rseltc Is TO be
changed for a policy OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
greed. and that tho lcechre which once rnpptd The
fc blood Q! This great cnterprtc arc aboNt to re-
snmc their deadly work. It will be an Injury to
tho road and misfortune to tho country Il blr.
Sargent should b. removed. Yours respectfully.
j. EbA1AA WANnES,
, 1879-06-09
"VerltRs" jumped Dpon.

CascAoo, June 1.;-0na "VeHtaa" svadeutly
fsos bad beosuse tho Church will nut commit ono
Of the important bfaaehes Of IL WORK 70 private
hands. This very statsu,Aat OF "YeEltas" shows
how safal4 ttis could bs daaa fQs II ignutsd hls.
, 1879-06-09
Thc Freedom af tho City OF Cork.

AtN 1uFE SMn.
Judge Shea WIS conspicuous in prosocmiuul.
box at tho Moore Centenary, by wearing tho
green ribbon which atcop,paufcd Tie prrscota-
f!0n to him. slc summer bcforo last, OF the fscc-
lou, OF tie City Of Cork. It is worth noting
that tile death Of lhaac Butt, N. r., III. d.,
late leader Ut tic Irish party, leaves an AmcrI.
can tl,e only person living who haa received the
honor. Judge Shea sta5lis alono In thlt rcspccs.
Tho dignity has beeu conferred only three times
bY that city.
, 1879-06-09

-, II IL sad sight to see sn Intoxicated person on
aud sIckiy baby. rendered 20 by ths uso Of danger.
ous optatesi DT. nu.rx baby Syrnp cnn1aIns moth.
ing Injurious, and may b given 70 The naost dell
csfe tabY.
, 1879-06-09
COUNTRY REAL. ESTATE.
'o1s sALE-pT r. D. D0Y1,. ROOM !, l7e MADi-

Eon sALE-nrr r. q. poYD. ROOM !. l7e MADi-
six aono-1a oooscre stock.s.nch. 10 nile, northcsst
an! mica wtas: SoS Tort stran.sip 1in- rf,ns viii.
y miles 3t hAlana % lynchrGrs thn ncs.s Of NILS
aad I'D s o H. M III Yns 5 |, ia I, 5 H.
coed farms for s13U.. ar htat cinatr ia tic world
iauS Inopr: ,.soo se.s. Gnd.r eui;!sstoe: Samples
q cotton rnl'ed on this land In 1ny olcc. II Il fur
aIAsJ--Ih!t IA one of the flnr.t stock .od grain
fars IN ltltnos, az, arrea. every acre under rd9n
frnce and eros. tcnced: dcput ps q + H. r. on farm
j. s' I q Il M ,i III ~ rea. e
acrr cash. !; IA In condition IN. may look
thH stats nyer and Jon vii not anh slrh = harxAn
40 fnt. III under hno cultivation. NILE from
dtpnt. IN A!drtan In. Mtssauf! tseasl nnr frHinrl
farm Wl iii Or ssssanse ri ruod q T csy ne or 'ana
tI..sn-seo down-Ro.scra farm, tssme awslNns. +
an sad dH0s s u as ssfs .
from Wlnnrn,ae, Pnlaad Gu. Ind, NO 'nica from
ss5s.se,c faxna. I'll pnder ,sneh md cqlt!vn.
msa f,m MSsdMoes' AetlrnFS County. ILL This
s,.oS ea,h-i ot good farm land miles ea't
otht snns n Ksnkakue County. ils.s WIS sold thrro
w ~ EncIe fat1a 1a!!ns west VI Wa.hinK.oa
under cultlsatton. .nrcat harEsfn.
il0R .SALE--es. .aft-i@ Act.F:: Of, of!ouXD. FINE
,aren harn iei till f,.c. AZ sin,s " ;hFaS,cry Ind
ttna sFniEs on lakt.*s, u AurgIa ~. hlek. from
sgS III % n h2of. r. ~ @ dsa1 s Il s aSS ns
i'ot1t a,,'l ,a aerss Of Vrn,ud @atnsfy ornacntci
onn ss.nss sSa 10 .ns pssr oe l.
I7a Madls0n. s.
, 1879-06-09
HYAlENEAI,


There was 1,nppy galheruE at the Residence
OF Mr.. II. D, Pearson, No. 1928 Seventh street,
on "Wednesday, to witness the marriage Of Miss
Matte +. Pearson sud Mr.. Emerson W, Torrey,
a rising young businessman OF thia ctr. The
nuptial knot was tied by tho Rev, ". II. Ihroop.
Thr Young couple will spend their honeymoon
In scacoaat cities, and be "at home" on
Wednesdays during July as No. 1a3 se7euth
etrcot-
Tclegraphic announcement was made In Tnn
TRluuNE Of the marriage Of Mr., Frederick W. H.
busch and Miss Augusta K1sstnger, which occurred
Thursday cvonng At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, corner Of Martin and Van Buren, streets.
The ceremony was performed by tite Rev. Theo-
toro ,Jaetascl, Of Grs,ca Church lGern'ahl, Tho
young connle lett for tae East enr!y Friday
Carda arc out for the wedding 81 Mr.. Henry
r. King city clrcuntor Of thu lYIseousta, nnit
Miss Marian Juneau. The young lady Is y
tic city, s;Nl niece of NJ. and Mrs. G. X. nut
ties. I'A uvcnt will occur on !hlrsdaY 9yen'
Ing, Juno %, at st. Jalncs' Church, tho Rev. Alr.
;chIoop officiating. lhe youug couple will at
onco occupy a 1usnre home a. No. la1s ely.
kourn street., and be rat homeh on Thursdays
III Green Bay, on 'ruesdi,. Mr. c. Darby. Of
thls city, n,,ta Miss Helen couk!sn, Of Groen
tSe @ brdss @ % ,'aele, q. H. Ia1ion, he Rev William
Crawford, OF the Presbyterian Church, oftlclat-
1NE.
Charles n. Huhbell. OF this city, md Miss
Emily Chandler, OF Thompson. Conn.,, Ncre
married at tila BRIDES home on Thursday.
At st. John'a Cathedral, ou Tuesday evening,
Mr, N, W. King ,ar,d Miss alury Asnery weru
united In wodaoctl BY FIrar.uonssnl Donahnc.
The young couple are "at hotue" 10 tlleir
frfcnds at The tEaidenes southwest corner Of
Park mud Keed strrcts.
On Wednesday evening of next Wtck Mr..
George Il. QagRest AID Miss Marian G. Stuart
aro to be united III marriage 1t the reehlenca Ut
tba parents OF the bride, No. ke3 Marshall
Atrect. 1t waB at first intended to nIAke this
wedding grand affair, bnr upuu sober aacond
thought more quiet aid seusibsa course naa
decided upon. Therefore, only the family re,a-
tiyts and more intimate friends Mill bu present.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Tho Misses Charlotte 4nd Mary Ely, mlssion-
artes late OF Bhtts, Turkey. ara IN the city, lhu
guests Of Mrs, 8. D. Arnold, No. aco Ninth
street. ....
.Ex-t}oy. LudMYtun ard Chaunes7 e4mouds
have returned from ths Michigan Peninsula.
where tAey enjoyed weak Of sua<ssful brook
trout ashinG.
Arthur 7. Wright, tho young druggist, u at
houa aRaln fro1 threo.wceks' sotourn in tho
far Wsst, during which Donver, Loaaviiie, anil
other pollsts OF interest weFe visited.
The Rsv. F. G, E!dred, Of Co1umhas, Wiz,
has accepted . call 10 the vacant Rectornb4p Of
T{ipltx KaksQaQa4 hlaaiea> eaata Side. and Will
, 1879-06-09
SUBURBAN 4zEAE. Es.rATE.

SUBURBAN REAK. ESTATE.
Ton HALE-s,uo Will. MY A BEAUTIFUL. LOT
0nr hlnth srotn hotci At l.aEranEr. miles fran
r. Market at stnwn frec abstract rcc; railroad tnrr
~ cchtx. IRA nK0W%, II! LasalIe.at,. loom s.
TuR SALt:-o ACl.f:s or LAND AnIOtNISG
Grand Cro>enE: ,7i trains hat nAtA anh reraas nj
shs pnint; VII b. snl! vcry caesp: alsa fos a;ls Or
ANTHONY. al Xxaj1jnsfnn.At. =
, 1879-06-09
CITY NEAI. EsTATE&

IHhM eafHmn, thrk. tfnss oT isss. n ttntt yet IN
tf7ffna. Each additional itnS. 10 e.nts.
, 1879-06-09
CAST uEE' CLOTHING.

A IL CASH PAID tnl LAn!lss' AND aEaTLE;,,
n u1sa'S III clothing, clfpett and beddln1, Call
o. xairca Il. UKlt6l;uKL. ~ bLastsss-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-24
VOL IN.-\O. -

.PISAFORE On 4 REAL SNIP AND REAL
WATER At PROVIDENCE An audience Of
between , 600 and 300 asse mbed at the
Park "a IN 10 witness the opening p.rfor-
nance Of the comic pera. III. NJ. ). Pina-
fore, IN ,he open air and Ion real ship
on raj water" There had been a fear that
the singing. and especial Y the dialogue.
might MT be distinctly heard, even by
those nearest the ship but this fear was al
most entirely dispelled With one or two
exceptions, after they got fairy into 1t.
both singing and dialogue were heard tasily
TO the furthermost portions Of he aud ence.
The chorus Of the sisters cousins and sunts.
as they left the anding In the small boats
to beard the ship, very pretty. Tho
good ship Pinafore, moored In the lake -
10 feet long. She was fully rigged aud =
man~of-w wars man present pr"nonl ced her
exceedingly well gotten up Her sails were
''loosed to a bunline, her Gun, deck potts
We're closed. but the main deck were
four broadside guns and two boat howlt-
rs there was the wheel IN front If the
cabin, the caps'a", the ropes c"iled up
arouud tho fife rail the starb"ard anchor
down-in short it was good r.presen alton
of ship-of-war. The orche5 IA was out of
sight. III the forecastle, but not ''out OF
sound The action in the centre OF
the main lex, and when he sailors de
parted they went down the forehatch.
while tn. Admiral. the CaptaiC, and his
lovely GauGhter, ara me sisters. cousins.
and aunts disappeared at the proper
times to the cabin. When Little
Buttercup cpme on board she came IN a
boa alone vas met at the starboard gang-
way by a call mt tar. and sang the first
stanZl while III the boat. The sisters,
cousins and aunts arrived in the same way.
" n = the boat con aiming sir Joseph and
Heba arrived here was a commoiiOn on
b b)ari. There was a salu-e. q the Yards
wer- manned by men who as agile
and evidently unders ood what hey were
about as though they w,re real man of.
wars men. Theu lhere was tiie oi ma
IinnS who q q their duty. nps"biy the silent
drIil. s. well 70 VIII merlted applause.
" hen the Admiral left the ship with II bs
he sang his I'm the Monarch OF the Sea
after he had boa q rhe small boat and
while preparing to start. And over All and
above all was the ssIange ness of the sur
the water AMI the sky the re-
tiection Of opera in tie lake, the trees,
the immense audience scatt red around the
shore of the lake, giyil Z novel, not to say
wierd, appearance
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service az st. Johns Chapel I'm Bri. gs'
bulldlf < t 5 NOR ing and Will ho the
same to morrow a. A. NJ. The W heeler
" Wilson ewing Mscbine office EMPLOYS a
Y ung dy hook keeper Miss l.. Sheene
who Is said 20 unds rstand her work thor
oughly. There are many SlgtS of comm :
disc, thrdilment f the sex from former
help essness. even IN the Souih A girl
had bett + work for mere b. cad and clothes
than II her body and services t. some un-
corgenla husband for the Ike Of home
Hot FOLKS HEGIRA.-And still they com
we mean-go. Col. B. b. Lewis and Miss
Mamie Lewis. to old Point Comfort; thence
to Virginia White Sulphur. Several Raleigh
folk at the latter place. Chas E.and Samuel
Johnston have been taking Northern
tour. B. b Lewis Jr., B. NJ Moore, j. NJ
Dorranco. A. W. Barron, v lille Bragg,
Jas. Moore, and Chas Holden al Beaufort.
Mr.. G. G Latta and family, c. d. Upchurch
and family. went mount ain-wari yester-
day. Extract from Warm Spring. letter
to Rstle gn OOSerUer The sensation or the
season has been runaway match. VIII rein
a Presbyterian minister. a Mr.. Plur kett
and a lovely girl. We're the prominent
figures. The gallant divine bore off his
owned her.. .Jud ge settle and family
have returned to Gre neboro for he suns
mer 49,. Miss Mary Ruffin of Hillsbo"o is
visiting Hickory. Mrs John w. Miller
and Mis- Bette Williams of Charlotte ar.
at Cieaveland Sprirgs ais Sims and Miss
Alternately ara a Lenor. Miss Ss'le
Lyon of Oran ye. and Misses Mamie Mit-
chelt and Tazzie l. ndIs. of Oxford, asa vlsi-
ting Henderson Miss O NJ Taylor, of
: ilson. is visi ing Hi kory as is also SIR.
Griffith of kerner- la.....Oue of the
Wa N Springs ba q was drowned while
ba hing Must have plenty of mineral
vat mp til re......M Mrs. Rufus Johnston AM
Miss Lucy r id are at Old Pom which is
b coming q ite V ite with North Gar
lima folk. Mr.. j. Z. Br WI. Rev. L. Doty,
and Mrs [. Il. FJust ara n Head rsonviiIe.
w. W. Fleming. Willis Peg am. 3 II
1icA1en. a d Others az a Glen a oite
BY he way give tnis week q charm
lng tplstle from a charming ami gift ed ia,iy
ffie" q wh0se p makes us realize the |
delights of tie mountain region |
N st ia ta izing Wv .dne-s. II IS Mollle |
Eescud and HI 5 Marcie Aibeftson. are vis-
iii Mrs. w L. Craieg, az Marion, aad |
wi 20 to 4 Ashevile. :. Mrs. Kate De RoS-
Sc t VI ares. and Mrs De-. Curtis, Of Hiss
b 70 ar visiting IN Hickory.