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4 1,1sAvE YOUNG MAN.

rtlE wtiEs or w0MAsKlSb hEfEATgu.
1snron 1,un.ll,cry huvinH taken his immaculate
brMscr mt Into tho sunshine yesterday nfter.
nom. tho ,tnties Of tlIe matrimonial esk IL tho
County Clerks ufflcc .lcvtlvc.i us'on deputy
clnrk rruchstn9. viii. though hacking tho tt'nR-
nitircurc Vt nlanncr uf his distinguished
confrtre. possosscs winning why's which
make him yerr popular with tho
young min or wottinn In sehrct Of
II License. Iiarnn Lsinf1t1erg, with rtnnco Of his
tcrrthlc cyc or twrt of ts fierce h,stnctle, cnn
mako tho intending llcnc1ck s1ulrtn unlcr tho
conveyed scEse Of tho vust responsibility he Ia
undertaking III obtaining from Cook Coulty its
n,tEist permission tn th,rt housekeeping with
tho object ct bis affections, wh0 slaiids trrm-
hltng In tho backgrounds: hut tho gcl1tlo
rroebsttnF cur bcnln upon them 80 tcndcrsy, and
ply tito fnrcrtlnent questions necessary to tho
DecnAfun III it,gcil,luusy, that even tho DushtnH
tnt.mHfy Il, tho tgc uf III.
Ths Harm Il au oxn,np,o Of tho ponpous,
,le,icu cn.,.e 1t Tint when Il Young .nan of abut
y ,cnrs Ut hgr Hp1roae'lt! tug desk yesterday
ssS,si "%hsro's y sl,o il % nian whit nfScs s,it fhe
nnrrnXu licc,lsesf' ins.catl If buu1 nrr1lhllhtcd
with Iars frs,m the eye vi tho rcn.,tnr incIn-
acd " tt at ssattui tt e at" y tnu f saviy W
nl tho snsle prens',E Snx s"i.cnc lH a
snSs liz f.S Ms Of ~ % joh III s,S es ' eoo Sho
npIatnrd lint i,c ad bec'! u,'.,lc sho Victim Of
x!ls pS;lcl !Sku 1T !hn hamas ,' Of & y,%nx Erl
taS. quitting published Ia tho Intpcrs liad w!,i!l
Hipn '.' ,i Il liz SytR, st t, Sr S 5 es ee 't q
couut by sulsiry other. young indies to wIon lle
ha,i been pAylnx ntninhle attentions tho young
fnuIl expllinsAl TINT tho fathcrMf tho Young lndy
nue-hatl sSscrnl times interviewed n:n, IN =
hisar "'s"t thst ill., il wig @ oa!y by w nst.'s
innnaucI i" nvol brinE cnrrich or by storm
nnd ,narrlcti. whether be w,llc!l Il Or nut. fIo
hmty ,.'w.ver PIT ais f'ot down; n',a ~, ,, wtn
1h,iy acknowledged Tint s!,e Ind not Il his coi!-
sent tn procuring the license. and that su .!It 1t
om,y fns ~ f .ho cMseys e, - ttrsw % nf hSr ' t"rccs
nan explained to tho rcpnrtcr that sl'ss siury
| Cnscys IDEA was nut all original one,
the pn @ ,e scnnE r,xr upI , coIrtks rkinp
out IL license on hGr owH account havlnR
young Indy slItnsi Mlsa Dei Fowler, WIN, tczIr-
climax. prciircl vi tho 3lst Of Angl,st license
t. tnnrry ono Orrn lloyd, Il gentleman whp hid
brrl! kcePlng rolnpty With her for s',,1,c time,
tntltnnte friends begged him 10 .na!ne ting 1ay.
pcl!u's idea worked chnrtninEly. THE dIlntnry
Drrln rafncd tho tay us stmn us ho s'w THO
iir!a.so published. and 1t wis asr sltcccss whct,
experiment. which 0y tho rcsnl.!te tr,nness u
yhlll,R A1cl.un !Aa rendered futile When u u
or sho eniirc Gasiieor ft,'tcrnity ought % be
| given to the gallant yuung Fellow fer his de-
Termination IN t,ippInx IT. tio h"! n cunspirncy
Wli" haa = mt spron@ IN mE,t, hmye ,,1 ,n1o,ys r,s
t,.lugc of lrrestst'bte t'a'ri'n9ny. The voting
tnan whnGniI brave the willis 0fn young wof.,n,1
the. publicity hf tho prtst. md tl,g Mugry sloe.
! tuts b1Xh1y prN5Sci1,
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JAMES r. WHITE FOR CDSuREeS.

Cu1oAuo, Sent. B.-James E, White has right
IN ia a condtdoto for ms o,tlt.o w1tl,nut Tim ncr
,as,' ~ " ~ .s..,-.a 49, .t.. ,T.. ,s.,..i's...
Hl1sSloH VI my pcssol Ut purify 1sc "ou!u nhfe
uuse!!ish Mc0rath should oppose. 1Iu would
ho.o tbo rtrht c,or n ~. p,,tlIc m, c,n,a ,vhn
a"to Wy 1'eu< n. tno r"lo ".s..'o Tu. Ia
arc pa'a ny TUG Government u atteAo ~ speel'lo
duties md keep out Of political strife should OPP
posn I[o would haye tho right even II the
T.. naAo y, s"..s eea.s,.
" unseillsa Ana Vory nonotAoie Eeafons
carries Dn PHgo County III hls vest
pocket. opposed. But, with MeGrntb, tho
ctI,rIuta ar,l y.,,owIcr cnnscnttnn ho err.
oe' tse anu 'sa""sS ,,a." "v'ssans' -. ~, ~ W. ,,
and their candidate, gven II ne ID not thQ peo-
pl0'B. ANY uInE hns In this country tho right 10
du anything that iA not AKatEBt public policy or
tho resorycd rights Of othors.--eyen to become
oI9wn % 9r n! n:ase i. n ~ ~, of hln,selt, l ts.
port II eanldnto. oven II no Is forced on rhoi.
although he IL II clover fellow, us Whites friends
Eny he IT,. lieiuE clcvGr fellow, even very
clever fellow. IL pUor recommendation ha II
Congressman. 1t would be equally ns Eood ior.
II White. who ia young and politically un.
AnHwn. WIS Il llttlU less a.nhittollB anl Murg
modest, seGklnR trat by hIa merit runown In u
MinOr Legislative oicc, such an Hyde Purk AL
ders,iuII. or even u legislator, and exhibit hs
great latont political abilities, theu tho pet,-
md llDt, Ns now. ACCUSE him Ut
unnecessary haste, Dnmocrutio sharp pr1lu-
t1cts. and Uslug his Government position 10 MID
HIS Ut present OblIoxiUslB cnn1ltlnry. r1ly tell,
who WIS It, White, that ilrst battered your ya,,ity
Illl.d0 yo,l ieiicvo that an uutrlel. unknown,
but very persistent olccscekcr could 91iln tho
Bips1tlrt Ut this iistriGtY 1t il ccrtuiHy tryH-
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SMALLPOX.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Sowing to the
continued prevalence Of smallpox in tho
City of Camden, the Board nf Education has
determined to close tho public scI.ools for
one month. This was deemed necessary, as
tic great majority Of tho cases thus far r,!-
ported have been among children, md II Is
their ntneling III tic cslss-roonls That tiIs
action WIS take,,. The public ynccl1lntng
physicians appointed by THO Board of Health
lsnYe, during the inst month, yacclnated free
Of Charge over U,000. persons. Tlorc are sixty
cusey OF tlIp disease lii the city,
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indigestion, dyspopsil. nervous prostratton,
and all forms of ,ecrll debility rellgvetl by TUX
1ng MunsnAnn PeptUnized llegf TOnIe, thu only
prcparutf0u Of beef containing Its 1ntlrp ,,i,tri-
tious properties 1t Is not IL nero st1Inlant ll<o
tho pxtrtcts OF beef, but c0Rtulns blood1nHking,
force generating, mud 1ife-slstutnng propestle5:
isinyRlunblof in I'LL cn[ecblcd conditions wl1cthcr
tho rUst1!t Ut exhaustion. nervous prostitution,
overwork. or 1.ct!ta alsense: particularly II rn-
s!iltlnE from pulnlonRry complaints. EAswell,
ilnxnrd Co., Froprtctors, Now York. For salo
lY druggists.
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RATE or ASSESSMENT,

EPfttHE DUpI|eN 10 1N* EH+sa9o IFIuHHSs
SriHSaFlEl.n, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-Tho stata
Board Ut Equalization this morning adopted
u resolution declaring tlat the rnte Of assess-
lnent for the present year slIaii DO 60 per cent
ff the actual clsi, yattie. Thfs therefore, will
l)e tbs bns!3 upon which tllB additions Qnd
deductions will bo lll1tlc,
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1,E ON Yout, GUARD,

7b The Editor o. The Chisaeo Tribune.
Cn1CAao, Sept. B.-The Republicans Of the
Eleventh Wnrd nro Informed tint the sn'no
Knng who swept over tho Sixth, Seventh,
Eleventh, Twelfth, and Ninth WMrtls In Mny ind
voted ut tho primaries rs "Repntlcans" for
Gen. Grant nre organized, anl Will vote I'll tho
Interest nr the lUst UDcc cl,ldlltr for Congress
ut tho Seventh and Eleventh Wards FriAny.
A NErunL1VA n.
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KeNtiuu,u1l ID tho "6plnRlG yieux s,sxt." Ii u
simply n,@ irregular fragment OF china set lii
gold. Tho reMl ntatuur who has hFDken price.
los cut, or sAucer Will have thu peeeB mounted
a Ycarf-plns anl distributed among hls friends.
'raaso who aFo noi utnateurs Or frtends OF Ana.
u Iasa ltatiailon ot tho gsulllne article.
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hESIlE's MILK F00D

should DO used by n,oshers OF nursing children.
Contains nothing injurious, and requiring only
water to prcparo 1t for Use, tho danger Of I'M
pure milk Is avoided.
FSr aaie by .rEg!sts nta gr9ccrs pamphlet
THOMAS LEEaf1Nu & CO., Sluntr1ai, Car.
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LICENSED 70 ORGANIZE,

ypsetdl U1Ndtth to Th6 CkfeV95 1T1bRh1
9palS6ftEIn, ILL.,, Sapt. S.-The North.
western Electric NnsliehlhlE Company, of
Chirugo, capital 81, ,QU0, GO, WIS licgnseA to-
tlny, 1ncOrpOratolh, I. W. 1'cltoil, Carl lsod-
nun, u1,l Jessie A, Burton.
, 1880-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, pa., Sept. s.-Thon,pson
& Co., bankers ulll brokers, South Third
street, liavu suspended. Liabilities, $1,000.
, 1880-09-09

A perfect alnoku-buener for steam BOILERS
borden. Sellouk i Co., Chicago.
, 1880-09-09
TIE CITY-uALL,

CArr MCKEE will 10 Installed as Keeper OF
Tho Crib to-day. Tue Mayor, soma 1t thu city
pi1ctsIs. uud few yiaitoss vii! comprise tho In
, 1880-09-09

IymeS: Our highest artists In dentistry; Tho
McChcsnsy' 'ehoyutld aonps, though but ~ q set.
, 1880-09-09
NOTICE.
wv
NOTICE..

OrY1cx or ST, NANYs FAtL8 SHIP CASAa"{
SAULT HcE+ MAluE, Aut. itth. ~ .tn
Notice + hsrsby given tint ths Is ns,ys 5sioss,
IuUn, ID tho 18th DAY of Nuv0mGvr: istl u Il tt.
a. The canal viii 10 e0s0d u eunbu tns y, Gnm,uy4-
sn deanltely .tatsd tast tns'y iass w. aSo7s
meponeI NUtlcn il xlIen Ut ths early a.nts Sas y. 10
aGls ali those h8 Wing Roods u uI1er Or pstr
TsIs tn narunH 70 hsTa 1t done b9f4Is thAk oasH,+
", cFilNnlgn, corssIeS.
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Brief Bulletins.

Anton Sorge killed by an elevator at Chi
cago.
Moses Patterson, pioneer, died at Athens
Ohio.
John Link on trial for murder at Hills
boro o.
Benedict Nugent, pioneer, died at Bed
ford, Ind.
Cynthia Ann Young sucided near Keo-
kuk, Iowa.
The Viets House burned at New Har-
mony Ind.
Andrew Ligler, pioneer, died at Green
Castle, Ind.
Mrs. Hits house burg]arized at Vim
cennes, Ind.
Edwin Phelps killed by cars at Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Alexander Lewis house burned near
GAINESVILLE, O.
Vest and Gaddy's stores robbed at Paris
Crossing, Ind.
Will. Barron, wholesale grocer, suicided
at McGregor, la.
J. P. Vaughans pocket picked of q S., 900
draft at Louisville.
Sturty Caruthers, Shelbyville, Ind, fa-
tally hurt by a fall.
Timothy Murphy's body found in the
river at Milwaukee. ....t
Norman Skinner killed in runaway
near Coyington, Ind.
| Webb's cheese-box factory burned at JET.
ferson, O. Loss $1,000.
New Jersey forest fires have destroyed
5000, 900 worth of property.
Cove Bennett is playing at the Fifth
avenue Theater, New York.
John Stevens shot Joseph Spangler i,
the head near Circleyilte, o.
The Mehills factory burned at at Font
du Lac, Wis. Loss $125,0O0.
In New York the Toledo Kennel Club Sc
cured the first prize at the dog show.
Mis-. Maggie Chapman, Atlanta, die,
from her burns received at the theater.
Mark Armitage, old citizen, suicided by
shooting himself, near Freeport, Warrel
County, 0. -.
At Peru, ILL.,, safe in the store of Anto,
Meyer was cracked by burglars last nigh
and 500 taken.
The gas was turned off in the Bostol
Post-office yesterday morning for want of
Congressional appropriation.
The Mahoning Powder Mil, near Ash
land, Pa, exploded, killing Elwood Bense
man and injuring five others.
Investigation into the affairs of the Firs
National Bank of Augusta, Maine, reveale
that the cashier, Israel Boothby, who sui
cided February 3d, was defaulter for owe
$50, 900.
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his seat and hide his face behind news

his seat and hide his face behind news
paper. sl.
After recovering from the shock given
her weak nerves by Spaeth's question, she
related with tears in her eyes how some
daring villain had stolen her pet Fido.
After Doyle took her address he referred
her to the Chief of Police, whom Billy told
her would be only too glad to put his de-
tectives on the trail of the psodle.
IF Fido is recovered, will YOU be kind
enough to bring him down to the house y
asked the pretty female.
"Why, certainly" replied Doyle, moth
ing would give me more pleasure"
The good-looking female departed, and il
was fully ten minutes before Billy re-
moved his eyes from the spot where she hao
last stood. .......
1t is almost impossible to describe the
scenes which occur daily in the office Of
the Clerk OF the Police Court Persons &
there and apply for warrants OF every de.
scription and it would try the patience OF q
saint much less Police Court Clerk, tc
listen to thelengthy tales of trouble told BY
warrant-seeking individuals.
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The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
Jacob NJ. Thompson to heirs of Daniel
Myers, Il acre in southeast corner of the
Logan farm, in Section II, Sycamore Town
ship; $40 IL
Charles +. Williams, per Master Commis
sioner, to Rachel Cameron, 80 feet front Oh
west side of Lock street, through to Eggles-
ton avenue, lying 283 feet northwest of
Fifth street; 81, s66 81.
Philip w. Hill ct al, per Sheriff, to DON
aid Nicol, 24H by 81 feet, on south side of
Everett street, 80 feet west OF Cutter street;
$3.50. ....
r. H. Hayman and wife to John H. Fan
ger, undivided third Of irregular shaped lot,
~ by 98 feet, on southwest corner Broad.
way and Lower Market; Sc, ,666 So.
| Joseph Cromwell and wife to same, un.
divided third OF same premises, S. 666 66.
| VIM. N. Air and wife to same, undivided
third of same premises; 5000. .,
VIM. Moore and wife to Elan Trim, 81
12-l00 acres in northwest quarter section
Is. Springfield Township; $500.
| Eliza A. Norton to Carrie N. Cunning
ham. 43 by 150 feet on the west side ol
Ashland street, 4O7 feet south OF Mcmillan
street. Walnut Hills; S. 150
| August Kuecher, per Master Commis.
sioner, to Anna G. Ruger, 172S by 1O5 feet
on the east side of Walnut street, 2O1 feel
south of Allison street; 5000.
Andrew Enger and wife to Frederick
Frech, 81 by 12O feet, on the south side ol
Buckeye street, 245 feet west of Poplar
street; $2,4S0.
Edward A. Tucker ct al to George n.
Tuckeri SO by 20l feet, on the north side ol
Gest street, ITO feet east of Freeman street
IS and other considerations
| William NJ. Ramsey and wife to James
A. Daniels, 80 by 2S0 feet, on the north side
of Charming street, 4l6 feet east of Youns
street; also 29H by 149A feet. on the south
side OF Ringgo!d street. 176 1-6 feet east oil
Young street; also, the fee, subject 10 lease
of SO bv 40 feet, on the north side of B. al
street, 200 feet west of Young street; Sc, 600
Abraham Lohman and wife to Isnmae
Keith, 25X by AZ feet on the west side o.
Person street. 275 feet south Of Sixth
street: $1,000. ~
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Society Entertainments.

Mrs. Senator Stanley Matthews gave one
of the most charming little dinner parties
that has been given here lately, at her resi-
dence in Glendale last evening. 1t was
served by Keppler in his best style. The
affair was ia honor of her guests, the Misses
Evarts, daughters of Secretary Evarts. Of
Washington, D. @
Mrs. Won Mohl, wife Of the German Con-
sui at this city, also gave delightful din
ner party at her residence on Mt Auburn
last evening.
The Rev. 8. w. Duncan and wife enter
tanned select number of guests at their
residence on Mt. Auburn yesterday even.
ing. The entertainment was in the form
OF lunch, and was set in style by Keppler.
Mr.. Robert Brown, Jr., and wife charm.
ingly entertained number of guests al
their residence on Ohio avenue last night
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DECORATION DAY.
Preparations Made Yesterdsy.

The General Committee on Decorations
Of the Soldiers Graves met at the Gibson
House last evening. Major A. ]. Remley in
the chair. Reports from the several com
mittees were received as follows:
Finance-Captain Narcotic reported that
the committee was making progress, and
that the members were now provided with
subscription books and would be able to
report substantial responses from the
patriotic citizens OF Cincinnati at the next
meeting.
nsportation-Reported that Messrs T.
J. Mulvihill, J. ]. Sullivan, John B. Habig
and the Messrs. Epply can be relied upon
to furnish carriages to convey disabled vet
Grams and invited guests to the Cemetery.
Also, that the arrangements were made
with the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad to
convey parties to and from the Gene terry
at twenty-five cents.
Orator-Reported that the services of
General X. T. Kennedy. of Bellefontaine,
Ohio, had been secured for the occasion.
Flowers-General H. G. Kennett stated
that the Flower Committee had arranged
an ample supply of floral decorations for
the ceremonies. Also beautiful feature
will be thirty young ladies and thirty
young lads dressed in an appropriate man
ner, each couple bearing basket of flow
ers for sire wing the graves. The gentle
men Of this and the Transportation Com
mittees are requested to meet the ladies ut
the Gibson House Saturday at 8 p. m.
Ice-and- Water Comrade Massie reported
that the Cincinnati Ice Company, Knorr
Brothers and Robert Reynolds had donated
ice for the occasion, and Caleb Dodsworlh
donates the use of water-barrels; also that
Comrade Cody had donated cups
Communications were received from the
following, accepting invitations to partici-
pate in the ceremonies:
City Council, Associated Order Of Ac-
cepted Friends, Tenth Ohio Volunteer In
fantry, Mutual Association, and the
Knights OF the Golden Rule.
On motion, it was unanimously adopted.
General G. G. Anger and the troops of
his command were invited to take part in
the ceremonies.
The Grand Marshal requests that the
Assistant Marshals meet at the Gibson
House at $3.50 p. IN. Saturday to determine
the style of uniform to be worn and TO ar
range for their several duties. Also, that
the several gentlemen's committees confer
with like committees of ladies at their
meeting at the Gibson House on Saturday
next at 8 p. m.
The Committee adjourned 10 meet next
Thursday at 1880 p. m.
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BODY elected four Bishors. The adoption
of such rules would avoid a world of trou-
BILE, and insure harmony in the Convene
tion and after the Convention. 1t would
be sure to register the honest preferences
of the delegates and their constituent
cies.-Some years ago few minister
in Chicago began fierce warfare
against the theaters. They declared them
institutions so evil that 1t was the duty of
the authorities to close them at once. 1t
was wise reply of Prof. Swing that even
allowing that the theaters were as bad as
they were described, they were the favor
ite resort of great many people. II, then,
they were suppressed, their habitues would
choose substitute that might be worse,
for mems amusements are pretty fair in
dication of their moral and intellectual
culture. Therefore, if men who have
no attractive homes and no money
to pay for expensive amusements are
to be weaned from overindulgence i'm drink,
something better, and at the same time en-
joyable, must be given them instead. Here
is the chance of the phlanthropic.-The
criticism has been made that, as all the late
Bishops were elected from the Eastern
States, the West has been treated unjustly.
This will hardly bear scrutiny. Leaving
out Asbury and Coke in the beginning,
and Bishop Roberts, of Liberia. five Bish-
ops have been elected from the South,
nine from the East, and twelve from the
West OF the present board of Bish-
ops, four are natives Of Ohio. OF
those elected from the South, McKen.
dree was from Tennessee Western State.
If the others from the South are classed
with those from the East, then the mem-
bers will stand thirteen from the East and
thirteen from the West. This reckoning
Includes those elected on Wednesday last.
Again, deducting th"se from tile South,
and adding the four last elected, counting
Haven Western mainland more of his
public life has been spent in the West than
in the East-the figures are twelve from
the East and thirteen fir m the West.
The German PAPERS. .
The Volksfreund says: If Grant, in spite
of all his desperate efforts, should not get
the nomination in Chicago, it will be a
great triumph of principle and we would
hardly again hear OF Presidential third
term. Aud if Grant should be nominated
at Chicago and defeated at the polls, that
will be great victory of true Republican
principles One of these two things will
occur, and therefore all patriots can rest
contentedy.
The Voksblatt SAYS: The German Re-
puhlicans If Wisconsin are for Sherman.
President Hayes declares that he will
under no circumstances accept renomina-
ton. He is bound by his word and that
with right-It seems to be fixed fact that
Senator Kellogg, of Louisiana, will retain
his seat in the Senate. A considerable
number of the Democrats are against his
expulsion.
The Freie Presse says: The city advel-
tisement swindle, by which the ring pape RS
are fattening at the Cost of the taxpayers,
is still in full bloom. How long will the
new Council look at this thing without in
terfering?
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Bells.
saturday ReYieW.I

The first Englishman known to have
been bell-founder by trade lived in
1884, when he made four bells for the
Cathedral Church Of Exeter, none Of
which remain; and one Of which is dated
1896 is the most ancient identified in
England. The oldest bell mentioned by
Mr.. North as still hanging in North
amptonshire steeple is that Of Cold Ash
by, which bears the date 1877; but there
are many undated examples, which, from
the style Of the Inscriptions, must b
considerably older.
One hundred and thirty-seven in all
may be said with certainty to have been
cast before the commencement Of the
seventeenth century, and of these % are
dated. In LeicestershIre Mr.. North
found 40 Of the early period; SO that
there is only difference Of three old
bells between the two counties, curious
coincidence. But Northampton does not
seem to have boasted of bell-foundeP
till the end Of the sixteenth century.
being thus abont 100 years later than
Leicester. Moreover, many of the North
amptonshire bells were made by New
combe, of Leicester, the two which hang
btside maria" at Cold Ashley being by
him, with the inscription. "Newcombs
! OF Leicester made NEE 1906" o1
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RORTY.SIxTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.


WAsH1NeToN, May 13.-Ihe bill to abol.
ish all tolls on the Louisville & Portland
Canal after July 1st next was passed.
The bill to provide suitable accommoda-
ton for the Library of Congress was called
up and discussed and laid over with the ex-
piration of the morning hour.
The Kellogg-Spoff, ,rd resolutions were
taken up and Mr.. Hampton spoke in op.
position thereto. Mr.. Carpenter also ad-
dressed the Senate in favor Of Mr.. kellogg.
Without further action the Senate ad.
journed. pr *. ~ nr
t+j HOUSE st4te
WASHINGTON, May la-In Committee OF
the Whole the House resumed considera-
ton OF the Legislative, Executive and Ju.
dietary Appropriation Bill. Forty pages
of the bill were completely and the Com
mittee arose.
A bill was introduced appropriatins
60 900, 600 for deficiencies in pensions -
| The House took recess till 7:30 r. m
The evening session to be for the consider
alton of reports from the Committee on In.
dian Affairs.
Adjourned. .iI