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MdRRYEO.

MARRYED.
fREECH-BsNGS In Baltimore Nd on Ian .
nsly oth, 1879. by The Rev. j. q. HAuser, JOHN %,
IhEh CHI To NETTIE a. BANGS, both Ct WASHINGTON,
D. c. .
GREAFES- OSSIRE- AT Washington, D. O.
ghureday. August 7th 1879 IT the residence of the
Rev. Mr. Ready, JAMES 7. GREAyFs and Miss JULIA
"a ossiRE, both CT GEORGETOWN, u. G.
DIED.
ANDERSON. On Sunday. August 10th. 1879
AT1LDA CAROLINE ANDERSON, eldest daughter Of
Edward j. and Caroline E. AndeI son. aged years
ana ~ months.
Dearest lilly thou hast left us,
The one we loved so well;
Gone to a far and happier land.
There TO forever dwell
TIER MOT HER.
Relatfyes and friends of the IA uaiiy respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from her late red
Gence, northwest corner Eighteenth ana streets.
BRANSON. On Sunday. August 10th. 1879,
THOMAS BRANsoN. son Of Stephen Brauson ased
twenty.
~ cen Monroe and Montgomery streets George-
town, st O'Clock p. N Tuesday 18th Relsfiyes
and frit nds are invited to attend
GODDARD. On Monday, August llth 1879. nj
10 O'Clock a. m, after q brief illnesses, HOWARD
CARRINGToN GODDARD. In the nineteenth year OF
his age.
Funeral next Wednesday, at O'Clock .. M, from
town, ID. @.
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BANKERS.

01O 90 g., 900 INVESTED In wa; "A .1or1A
= makes fortunes every month. BOOK zent -
2ankefs. 70 Wal st.. ~ y. sep26AthAsly
"A MKMBxR OF THE STOCK IXOHANoI vI
a execute orders for the purchase ssle Of BtocfS
3onde ana Cold on moderate MARINA Colurris
On respopsi ble srties only. Oorrespondence sole
nd Henry Merriam, Member Am Mining and
eeock Exchange. - Wsn st., New YORK RaferenO0
=. M1Hyx1 ksa,, Rrss:6sn1 National xrust o..
0oV York 1anlIR
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AUCTION SALES.
OUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

DuNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
SIX CASKS YELLOW AND ROCKINGHAM
PIE AssoRfhiENST. A1 y A69Tfo 4 DhslhA'
rSfsDA3 s e2s .t sisssts x
nUNoANsoN BROS. Auctoneer1
BEG GTkk s SALE .4s3 Of ss9GoND;MANp FgRN1-
sET f4RI dsD s9 9HTTAG BEu gsAM
eSAAEEPPEETs And Kgas: LoGNaEs, f BED,
vIHER MATTREssEs. FEHTHEks, Wire
STkNsis Hsb Hsus sn2Hhs E1dG Udbs
GENERALLY, AT AU0TI0N. O'
a|oes august nnr Son~sns'1 aa at 10
TT GOLDMAN, Auctioneer. 10th st. and Pa ave.
gFBSY s M5KafS s1s5s[ ,SH
sen. ~ public auction, a large lot Of Antique n
goods are Worthy the attention Of con nnsS
Alto. neral assortment Of Household and Kitchen
g &C. Sac to e5hm8s rS %ns day
{ tANGkKY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
y EsT TkEkTaH STREET. BETWEEN Q AND
eny virtue q : decree Of the Supreme Court -
Tern sfrSed shs al Sssp for sna sals en- WE'D
Eos Cd i've s5 n assH
r. corded subdivision Of Square numbered three
bur dred and thirty 1885, in the ~ OF Wa hing
ton subject to an CIRCUMFERENCE OF $525, with inter
est at 6 per centum from june LIST, 1879:
Terms of sale; &222. 60, with interest from August
IGlb, 1876. at per centum, and $50 costs in cash
t.t residue OF the purchase money in instruments
q 425 per month, ut centum interest, secuI ed
By deed of trust on said lot the purchaser may
lay all cash. Deposit of $50 required of the lur.
chaser, and conveyancing at purchasers cost.
B. g. LOvEJOY Trustee.
STEIGER l. LIEBERMANN, Aucts, aIlgl g 5Eds
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionaer.
i Southwest Cor 18th st. and Pennsylvania ave
Star Buildings
BALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES.
2Ffve- Horfe Power boilers;
Engine: =.
$50 Life PTeservere Lot Tackle Blocks:
SEQ Knapsacks lot Iron Bedsteaus, lot Picks;
Lot Scales. lot BsyOneta beines;
Lot Gum Fire Hose, lot Wire Rope;
Lot Wall Tents:
Lot Rubber Pontoons. lot Window Awnings;
100 pair Hames 1000 Havers acks;
Lot Scoop Shoves. Let Gas Fixtures, lot Stove7;
Lot Horse O. Liars, lot Seine OOrks, 10. Swords
Lot Tents lot Boat Awnings
200 Hospital Gowns. large lot Of Rope
On THURSDAY MORNING, August 14th, 1879,
at IL O'Clock M. will sell the above lot of goods,
removed to my store for convenience of sale.
Terms cash.
auts-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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CUTICURA
HUMORS OF THE SCALP.
LOSE OF hair.

Loss Of Hair in thousands of cases is due entirely
to rome form Of scalp disease. Seyenty.fve per
with hair by judicious use Of CUTICURA, assisted
by CUTICURA SOAP. 1t is the most agreeable az well
the most effective hair Iestorer produced by
1t is medicinal in the truest sense Of the word
Ali others are some oeagenous mixture Of poisonous
dyes. None but OUTICURA possesses the specific
medical properties that enable it to cure all itching
and scaly diseas es that inf1ame and irritate the
badnees. Medium doses Of the CUTIcURA REsoL-
VENT will purify the oil and sweat glands Of the
virus Of scrofulous humor of the blood and insure
permanent cure when taken In connection with
the outward application of CUT1CURA.
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NUNOANsON BROS. Auctioneera


sAE II 6 HAkgAP1 IF gE aaf
STREET WEST AND NEW YORK AVENUE
Of bse Of IN e:ass Se
6.s57. equity wherein Jacob Roth is complain =
cutler heir # AdoIph Kraca.ler. de es SD
e TO ss
lot Of groand situated IN the city Of @ Dis
19sissa on has s4sss
taining sos square feet q ground. Id AVENUE '0n
will b Gd uDon TN fa cash A., 9 which 500
faance IN two equal instalments for which the pur
fnassp VIII ee f.9aired to give his notes at six and
per cent or al cash, at option OF purchaser: Terms
ta Ss % % within ten day
eel at the risk and cost of the defAuing purchaser
CHARLES Il R%Esfssfi Trustees,
Iy&e-o,a%&us 342 D street NV.
I lsIIH f GfSSMsrAN wv ExTRACT "a
b liAHGs1 ANb sI39Ks FOR SOUPS MADE
LIEn1G GOMPANY's EXTRACT OF
Me-, MEAL io ls a.. snccess ana boon Tor which
Lancet" british Medical Journal" &C. '''S'
CAUTION.-Gen only with the fac simile Of
Baron Lebigs Signature III Blue Ink across the
Label
"Consumption In England increased ten.fold in
ten years."
L1Eg1G COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had Of all storekeepers. Grocers,
and Chemists. Sole AGENTS f3r the United States.
wholesale only, @. DAVID Il CO., 4S, MARI
Lane, London. England. marl3-lV
nlsPOSER9 OF 6FCOND-HAND OI0TH7N0-
- Lefto6 Clothing, Watches. Guns, Pistols, 10
Can get the best cash prices from tho ORIGINAL
Pa ava By calling Of or addressing the above place.
prompt attention viii b given 20 ali orderi
WANTED-OldG GOLD and SILVER in lar9e or
W ANAL Quantities. HIGHEST Cash price paid
-. III Henn1ylvAnjA avenue,
spz1y B0WeeO ID and lN0eA
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BOOKS. &c.
. e w II o O IL q e.

NJ e w II DO X 3.
Life and Letters of Madame Bonsnarte. Castle
Bi.ir by Flora l. Shaw. Palms OF Elm, by Mac
Men, by NJ Aiken Oar Life Day, by Rev
Adolph Saphir. Is Life Worth Living. by Malock
Hearing ana How to Keep 1t; American Health
Primers Long Life and How to Reach 1t; Ameri-
can Health Primers.
VIM BALLANTYNE h SON
aue4tr 1873 7th street ss.,c.
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NCNAHD LINE

u NOTICE
With the view Of eliminating the chances OF col.
Esiou, the Steamers of this line take specific course
for Ill seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Bottom, crossing the meridian Of So at 43
lat. or nothing to the north Of IS.
Of 80 at a Lat. or nothing 70 the north Of a.
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HLYDE'9 NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHIIAEEI pHIA AIEYINHRIA WAnu1Ncnc

1aI4&AGElkIIAlAL AANO6lA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
connecting at Phf1Adelphia with Clyde,S
Line for Boston. Providence, and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philadephia- Saturday, at 10 am.
From Enthusiastically, at IL am.
Ereights received daily until s pm. Through
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Eau River. COnsiRnees wishing their goods landed
q GEORGETOWN wharf win please have them marked
se6EoRGET0wN, d. O."
For fun information apply to j. b JOHNSON b
co, l202 street northwest and 18th street wharf.
Geor9etoUn s. q: WiIIIAw G 81 DE- s'f G1.
General Managers. II South Wharves. Philadel.
phi1. mar2O-ly
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THE OUNARD sT1AMsHR COMPANY LIN.

Ing at Cork HarbOr.
FROM PIER 40. N. R. NEW YORK
ALGERIA. Wednesday, August Is. Pm
6OYIHIA, Wednesday. Ausust 20, . M.
ABYSSINIA. Wednesday, August n. pm.
0ALLIA, Wednesday, Eeptember 10, IL 80 q m
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY steamers Carrying Storage, $50 and 500 gold.
according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, 815, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Sseerase at very low rates Bteerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe ~ lowest rates.
THROUGH bills Of hdsn given for Belfast Glasgow,
H3vre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
ana for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Comp any's
ONCE, No Bowling Greer. OF both shperage and
CAB cabin; to OTIS BIGELOW.sos It'll street. Washing
jan2Sly CHAR. g. FRANCKLYN. Agent. ny.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
Potter, Chemists and Druggists. 800 Washington
Street, Boston, and are for sale by all Druggiste
Price Of CUTICURA, sInau boxes so cents large
soxes, containing two and one-hslf times the guam
tty of snail, 81. REsoLvENr. 81 per bottle. Gu.
TIcURA Soar, rs cents by mail. 80 cents; three
c. kes, rs cents.
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1NMAN LINE
4 UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAI. HrIANxes.
GxW YORK 10 QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL

INV YORK TO QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
EHERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
Ty OF Berlin. 649l tons City Of Montreal. 1890
City OF Chester 1856 tons City of n York. $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est, largest and fastest the Atlantic, and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in etateroOIus, revolving
shope, etc
For rates OF passage and other information, apply
20 JOHN G. DALE, agent. 81 Broadway, NY; or to
.. A. BROSNAN, 926 @ St; J. W. BOTKLER
BIO, 923 Penn'a ave-; g. W. MOSS, Adams, TX
press, Washington. dec98-eO1ys
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HUMOR OF THE SCALP
hat was Destroying the Hair cured
with one box of CUTICURA.
TO tell you what CUTICURA bas done for me- About
tsn years ago my hair began falling out, caused by
Humor Of the Scalp. tried various remedies, too
numerous 10 mention, without relief, until I began
using CUTICURA, one box of which has entirely
cured noe and new hair is beginning to grow.
Respectiuiiy, MRS. O. j. ROOT,
1877 ". LAKE ST., CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. ID, 1873.
We know the above to be true.
MARY Z. TOWNSEND, 412 ". JACKSON ST..
MRS. G. A. GRAY, 34l FULTON 81.
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SC4LD HEAD

SC4LD HEAD
For Nine Years cured when all other
Remedies failed.
Mesers. WEEKS 4 POTTER: GeTtteDee1a:-Since
July last have b. en- using your CUTICURA for
Scald Head and it has cured me when all medicines
that have taken for nine years did me no good I
sm now using it a. hair dressing, but my head Is
well It keeps the hair in very nice condition.
Yours truly, I'll A. RAYMOND,
auditor Fort Eayne, Jackson d Saginaw r. r.
JACKSON. MICH, Dec. 20, 1875.
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FOR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
I. TIske sT FAN Hn IAPY or The
Leave 9Th street wharf. terminus OF
9TH Or gth sirs ct car, every MONDAY, TUESDAY,
URDAY at p. m Firstcass fare, 75c. round trip,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
steamer JOHN ", THOMPSON leaves shove
Sharf every MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY, at Am, stopping at Nomini on Monday and
Inursday ISonardtown Thursday and Saturday.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
steamers = @. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
H.eIpste.y leave Pier Al. East River. New York.
eyeIy sAT UhDAY ct y M, and GO Water street,
Seorsetcwn, every MONDAY. Freishta taken at
lowest rates: Apply at steamers or Office under
National Metropolitan Bank
jy21 SAML BACON, President
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NEW BOOKS.
United States Executive Departments Zines. 81 90
Won Holst's Constitutional History u. g. vol 4 80
The Law of E1tradition, by Spear. 90
Gtto,s o. s. Supreme Court Reports, vol. IT,. Is
Ihe Human Species QHatrefages. ............. 2 90
is Life Worth Living? Mallock. 80
"nrtz's Eiept Its ct Chemistry ;.....;.....2 20
our Series in stock always.
Books sent By mail postage prepaid
W. 81. o. b. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS AND STAT1oNERs,
iy23tr 4YS Pa. cUem,e.
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A HORSE TRICK.-A gang OF sharpers In Phila-
ling visitors from the country In q novel way.
They have stable ostensibly for the purchase
and sale OF horses. When c0untryman enters
horse Is offered TO him for $50. A bystander
offers $500. but the dealer angrily says that he
will not sell 10 this man at any price having
draws the countryman aside ana says: "Buy
the horse for $50, and I'll take him of your
hands at $780," This seems To ofYer q chance
paying the $50 for the beast, does not see any
more OF the promised purchaser with the $500.
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TO MOUNT VERNON PA

IN BENGERS
The eteame, w. ": CORCORAN, which has bear
recently butt and furnished. L. I. rE- n
RLAx1: Captain. is the only boat a,
lowed 30 fAna passengers st Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
% man.cn and grounds 6teanner leaves 9th stree
Nhar salY (Sundays exceptedl ct 10 2. m, and 70
turns AScut p. nc J. Mob HOLLIN0HWORTH
eupt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. .. II
BLAKE, steamer W. W. Oorccran. jelSly
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GUNNER READING.
EOTLEY'S HISTORIES, CHEAP I'D.
Dutch Republic, 3 5000
United Netherlands vols. ..................... 500
Life and Letters Madame Bonaparte Didier -. / 50
Bodinee: or, Camping Out. observation-disclosures. l. so
headings from English History, Green. 169
Dsllca, Leisure Hour. Observation-Disclosures. 100
White and Black in Southern States, Campbell Its
Conversations on Art Methods, Couture. 400. rs
THE FRANKLIN SQUARE AND HALF HOUR
LIBRARIES.
FANCY NOTE PAPERS AND PAPETERIES FOR
TRAVELLERS.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
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REAL ESTATE AND WHARF PROPERTY
ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF WATER STREET,
NOW OCCUPIED BY THE KkNNEBEC ZOE
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1879 Plant LINE. 1879
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK sTEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The new and fast steamer GEO. g.
kEARY. Captain Jos. WHIT1. leaves
Waahinxton for Norfolk every Mon
day and Wednesday ct so I'M, and Saturday at
D. NTH -st. wharf.
First class fare single tickets. LEO
FirgtclASS fare round trip. I6O
Tickets and State Rooms sale ut JAMES
9REYE, n 7. ave- and 18th st. nv; W. BREEDS
8ONS 1916 st. n. ". Tickets on sale ct Y. n. e, r
GEORGE h PLANT, President
b =. DODD. Agent. 7th-st- wharf. my2O
CTEAMER MATTANO, Captain WV. b
- B1L1s. on and after April 2Oth. rK-A
every Tuesday, THURSDAY snd Sun
DAY, II 4Ei, for Potomac River landings On Sun
days for GattOx Greek Oolton's and landings In st.
Clernsnss Bay. On Thursdays for Msttox Greek
and landings In Wicomico river. On Tuesdays for
Colten's and landing in Nomini Greek. Returning
On MoncayB. Wednesdays and Fridays MORNINGS,
Making intermediate landings Also Chapel PoSut
on Wednesdays. coming up
For further information enquire at Offices Of g. I.
SHERIFF., No. S28 and lila Pennsylvania avenue,
or Ut odsce foot Of 9th and n streets s.w
apl6 g. T. JONES, Ascent
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WANTED-Old GOLD and SILVER. IN Iaree a.,
w small quantities. HIGHEST Oash price psid
S21 Pennsylvania avenue,
Spz1y Between ID and u -
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nlsPO8ERs OF SECONDHAND OLOTHIN0-
- Lefto6 Clothing, Watches. Guns, Pistols ID
Gan get the best cash prices from the ORIGINAL
HERZOG, sos 9th st., near Pa. avenue. Branch 9S7
Pa ava BY calling ct addressing the Above plsoeS
prompt attention VIII b given 90 al orders
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Ply;
wha but Il. neyer meant it. On. what shall do?
81 can easily tell you. Send Harry Conrad
away at once, and make him understand that
his dismissal is final. Think OF the magnificent
receive with cordial welcome the lover who
Genes to shower his hardly earned gold upon
YOU"
Poor Kate left her mothers presence in a
tempest OF feeling it would be Impossible to
portray. A fierce battle was raging Within her
and she also trembled before the dread that she
would never be permitted to reject the lover
VINO came with the power in his hand to release
lEcse she tenderly loved from the homeless
dreariness OF their present existence.
9. "A young, bright face, with nobility of soul
her, and She covered her face with ner hands
and moaned in her anguish
"Ihey Will tear me from my Harry-my
earning, and my pride; they VIII preach to me
or my duty to them and to myself, until wrong
VIII seem right, and shall become a mere puo
PEI IN their hands. And he he-that man OF
strong VII Is coming to compel me TO fulfil
cuhtfacC l never meant to make. Oh what
shall do! what will become OF me !"
She mad sat down on the upper step OF the
windi ,n stairs and now, rising abruptly sne
Shortly afterwards Mrs Loser knocked trernu-
lousy at her daughters door and asked to be
There was Slight stir Within, and raltertnc
voice replied:
q had rather not see any one lust vet.
uiaIulua. Give lne Tune TO battle my eyes and
get CAIN, and will see ana talk with you o,
you love me, leave me alone nOW.'
piled: '' 110'~i ~
" must see you at once, Kate. have some
th1hg tnat Is most Important to say to you.
something that you ought to know as ft NAV
Eeip you 10 q decision as to what is right for you
After slight delay the door was unlocked,
ala kate, with swollen eyes and a pathetic
Expression OF helplessness upon her face looked
WIN trembling dread upon the mother who she
kleW, mad come TO throw some additional load
uttn her young shoulders, heavy as was the
Che she already had to bear.
Inc apartment OF Kate was simply but TASTE
1ully furnished. In 1t were found the few books
she Gained as her own, her guitar, her port
1olOS or dried plants, and many little nick
hacks such as young girls like to collect around
item.
Tie walls were covered with pencil sketches
made by herself, fancifully framed with autumn
leaves. Among them was found the shadowy
outline OF a young mans head so lightly drawn
that the fair artist seemed afraid to make IL too
distinct lest it might be recognized. A wreath
oil wild flowers hung over It, and concealed the
words family traced beneath-"My ideal"
The head was certainly q very noble and
hands ONE one, and Kate deserved credit IL She
had drawn 1t from her own conception OF what
is grand and tue In man.
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New Hampshire had ratified days previous but ;hs
weeks later.
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A. b. do solemnly and sincerely swear,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
AN UNEXPLAINED REAPPEARANCE.

Thomas j. Whitney. young broker doing busl-
ness in this city, and of stephen b. whitney,
ex-Trustee of Por, Richmond. Staten Island. mystic
riously disappeared abOnt two years ago. He was
accustomed TO spend his evenings in Bergen Point.
n. j.. which Is directly opposite Port Richmond.
aud it was usually midnight and sometimes later
when he started for his fathers house. There being
10 ferry-boa; running TO Port Richmond between
those hours whitney usually engaged boatman
10 row him the water. On the night OF his DIS
appearance he was at the LattOurette llOusc, at
Bergen Point. at midnight. where he hired a small
boat saving that he would pull across ana return
the boat the following day. That was the last seen
VI hun.
The next morning much excitement was caused
when Mhittney's hat aud coat were found on the
The boat was also picked by in the Kills. As lie had
not reached home on the previous night, and as he
was known TO carry always large sums OF money and
10 wear valuable jewelry. IL was generally believed
that the young man had either committed suicide
or had met with fOul play. The excitement con-
timed for month or more, but gradually died out
and nothing more was thought OF the matter until
recently when reports began TO be circulated TO the
effect that WHITNEY was alive and well. Yesterday
n Was learned from "a trustworthy source that the
parents of WmttDey had heard from their long miss
ing soD and that he is now IN the Western part of
the state IL was asO ascertained that ne had lately
visited his fathers house at Port Richmond, where
his yonnQ wife and child have been since his disap-
ptarance.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
CRAZED BY HIS SONS DEATH.

wANDTRISG AWAY BEFORE THE FUNERAL, AND
NOT FOUND FOR TWO DAYS.
An old gentleman and lady left this city on the
Hudson River Road at noon yesterday. who will
not soon forget their visit TO New-YOrk. They
Arthur Neason, age seventy, and his wife. Of Fort
Edward. n. Y. who arrived here last Wednesday
10 attend the funeral of their Arthur Neason of
No. q B,nson-st. The father had been extremely
fond of his children. and Arthur being the last OF his
sons zone of whom had been killed III the Rebellionl,
he was much affected by the news OF his death.
When hc reached bis sons house and saw the body
his grief ovcrcaine him. and he became partially de-
mented. Though the funeral was 10 occur two
hours later. he Immediately left the house. AS he
did not appear az the funeIal. a careful search
made for nim in the ncighborhoOd, but he could not
be found either that day or the following.
The police we're Informed. and on Friday he was
found cOatless bruised and in an exhausted cOndi-
ton IN the town of West Farms. Had he been I'M
discovered auoihcr dav he would undoubtedly have
died. Ii was ascoTtmned that he had walked
tho entire distance, having become lost among
the cty's streets ana crowds. For two
dayS he had wandered about the upper part of New
York He said that his bruises had been received
by falling from a fence in West Farms which lie
had attempted to climb.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
MAX MARETzEK's PROsTRATION.

NONE OF HIS FRIENDS ALLOWED TO SEE HIN OR
TO KNOW WHERE HE Is.
Max Maretzek, concerning whose safety some
alarm had been felt because ofhis disappearance In
ST. Louis Thursday, arrived i'll this city Sunday
morning in state of great physical and mental pros
tration. His physician allowed none of his friends
TO see him. The seclusjon in which he is kept had
not relaxed in rgor yesterday NOT only Is
admittance to his presence denied, but knowledge
of the place where he is staying Is refused IL is
sought on his arrival in the city was his physician.
DIR. Valentine of No. 16 East Ninth-st.. where he
has since remained.
The physician said yesterday that he sees no
cause of apprehension of serious physical or men,
tai disturbance. Mr. Maretzek, being both com
financial failure which has attended his season
and, being of nervous temperament, as are all
COMPOSERS il ~ possible that the strain he has ui-
dergone since last September would have resulted
in prostratiOn even had the season been success.
Dr. Valentine peremptorilv declines To admit any
visitor to Mr.. MaretZek other than members of the
family and will continue his prohibition until the
end Of this week. at least Mr.. Maretzek Is conhned
10 his ROOM which is kept darkened and is COM
peled to remain absolutely quiet, books, papers and
music being denied him.
Mrs Lindsay, of No. 81 Fifth-ave.. Mr.. Maretzek's
daughter received a TRIBUNE reporter with much
courtesy Yesterday. She is, Of course, much con-
dition. She has known his previous despondent
moods ana times of nervous DEPRESSION but has never
known him TO show such complete prostiatlon as
now She is inclined to think that 1t will be two
weeks before any visitors except her brother and
herself will be allowed to see him. He has lost
much money and has been much annoyed at the
neglect shown by the American public toward his