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LOCAL NEWS.
condemned Locals.

All OF the merit rolls Of the city and colored
public schools. not hitherto published In TIE
STAR, viii be found on the second page OF THU
paper.
Women's Home, Ne. 81 High street, GeorC etown,
at II o'clock to-day was found dead In her bed.
The coroner was notified.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning says.-
Eugene r. Cobb was arrested In WASHINGTON
and brought 10 Baltimore YESTERDAY by Defer.
$3.50 and silver watch from Mrs Wnnelmina
Riever. No 1875 Columbia avenge. Cobb had
been employed at painting the house. and Mrs
Riever alleged that he disappeared. The watch
was recovered, b1t none OF the money.
Officer Williar3S yesterday killed mad dog in
Fighting alley.
M. jos. E. Hayden, assistant U. s. attorney.
returned to the city, yesterday, and resumed
his practice at the court to-day.
MT. j. webb Rogers, counsel for Mrs. Marge
ret Campbell secured for her to-day, by notion
the custody of her Children, s35 per month ALI
mOny, and ST5 counsel fee.
In the suit OF hann VS.. Mann, this morning
Mr.. j. Webb Rogers applied for an Injunction
10 restrain defendant from drawing his money
In the hands OF Richard MOI SELL ESQ.,. until
further order OF the court
Justice CheS. Walter celebrated yesterday the
Ath anniversary OF his appointment as Justice
OF the peace. His commission was ISSUED by
President Pierce.
Efforts are being made by TIE Washington
Light Infantry corps 10 recruit It's ranks The
corps proposes TO parade soon In the new uni-
forms; also to give an excursion in compliment
TO their lady friends who helped at the recent
fair. Non-commisStoned officers have been an
nOunced as follows First sergeant, George G.
Thomas; second sergeant, John E. EntWIsle:
third sergeant. w. III. Harrison and fourth SER
geant, John g. Cowie; Corporals, John A. Ellis.
Frank Gait g. E Hale, George 5. Woodbridge
Charles g. Sloan, B. D. Craner j. H. Crtlger
and 4. F. Fraser %
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eT-The conference of believers for Bible
study, consisting OF some $50 ministers of vari-
GUS denominations, is In session at Clifton
Springs, New York.
bS- The drouth in New Jersey is growing
alarming TO the farmers. All crops are short,
ana early cabbage, peas and timothy have
failed.
eH-Two fashionable and wealthy women of
Dubuque Iowa. were fined S. each for taking
flowers from cemetery.
sE-Since losing the attractions of the courss.
Turin has turned It's attention to business, and
Is now the chief trading and manufacturing
center Of Italy.
VE The Rev. J. c. Schneider. pastor of the
German Evangelical church at Mount Vernon.
Ind, has eloped with 17-year-old girl OF his
congregation.
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TIE FATHER WHO WAS SHOT By Hts Sou Tho
article In yesterdays STAR headed "a Son
shoots His Father" was incorrect In stating
that Mr.. Isaiah Stewart, the well-knoWn payer
Is living with any other woman than his law
ful wife: Mr. Stewart states that the son who
shot at him and who has been kindly cared for
0y him Is weak In his mind; also that he mt.
uhe boys mOtherl In 1872 for reasons which
fully appear upon the court records THE
present Mrs. Stewart was formerly Miss Laura
A. JACK son, from Fairfax county. Va, and she
was legally married to Mr.. Stewart In 1873,
Mr.. Stewart Is not much hurt by the wounds
ne received. and Is able to attend to his bust
ness as usual
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The Estate Of Mrs. Torrev.
CHARGE OF ROBBERY GROWING OUT OF THE

CONTEST OVER 1T.
To-day, In the Criminal Court. Judge James,
the case Of Oliver Ambrose, Robert Waters
Oliver Waters, Lafayette Waters and o. A. Dali
ley, indicted With Louisa Waters for robbery,
were arra1gned and pleaded not guilty. The
Indictment charges that On the 10th of May last
they assaulted Chas. H. Torrey and to TX from
him one diamond breastpin valued at 50 900. two
diamond earrings $1,000, two diamond rings
each 800. and one promissory note drawn by
N. Fannie Ambrose for 81. 600. 1t Is alleged
that on the death OF Mrs Torrey the parties
named came to the house. and before the fune-
raj, forced the husband to deliver the effects to
them. After the arrangement this morning
(Messrs. T. A. Lambert representing Dr. DALEY
and j. Amber Smith representing the other
partiesl, the District Attorney stated that the
parties, he understood, desired a speedy trial,
and he would like the case set for trial for We'd
nesday next, which was done. The parties take
this course to vindicate themselves, and desire
suspension of public opinion. The estate. it
Will be remembered, was stated to be worth
about $4,000. The amount now in the hands OF
the administrator, Mr.. "A. Brooke, Is appraised
at less than 81 900.
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CCT HIS THROAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morn
ing ABOUT $50 O'Clock rather serious and sim
guar accident took place at 400 Sd street north
west. 1t appears that Mr.. E. l.. Raney rather
aged clerk in the Treasury department, who
las peen a1ilicted with nervous spasms, was at
that hour shaving before glass, and as he held
seized with a spasm, causing him to draw the
razor fully tw0-thirdS Of the distance to the
right. 1nflicting fearful wound-the windpipe
Delng slightly cut and the Juglar vein grazed
physlclans were at once sent for by his wife
and two daughters, and Drs G. L. Magruder. J.
A. Harrington, johnson Elliot and l. Z. Rau.
terberg responded and dressed the wounds, and
the patient Is In fair way of recovery. Mr..
Raney was bitten by snake while pcnicinp at
the Great Falls last summer, and he has had
nervO us fits from time to time ~
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THE COURT6.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, United States ex rel Edward
Barker agt. William Helmick: Judgment deny
Ing mandamus affirmed Cook agt Cook; hear.
ing commenced and record read in part, to be
resumed /. Monday; Application Of William E.
mittee. Adjourned to Monday.
EQUITY CouRT-J,tdge Cor.
Yesterday, Ramsey agt. Daniels; decree dis
triouting funds, etc. Ashton agt. Wall; excep-
tons to answer of B. L. Keyser sustained. Mat
theWs agt- Baldwin; rule Issued on defendant
Baldwin. Berry agt. Berry; rehearing granted
and decree thereon signed. Shea agt- Simon;
ner agt: Main; decree for complainant with
costs. Earl agt. Dodge; sale finally ratified.
Linville agt. Murdoch; prayer o: receivers petit
ton granted. Thomas agt. Thomas; referred to
same to John Cruikshank. Hibernta Building
Association agt. Gibbons; hearing commenced
and continued till Monday.
CRIMINAL CoURT@Judoe Macarthur.
Yesterday, Julia Clark, convicted of grand
larceny; sentenced to one year In the pentten-
tiary. James Call, robbery from W. H. Farden:
acquitted, Peter Sherman horse stealing; Cd
CRIMINAL CoCRT-Jtdge James.
To-day, Peter Sherman horse stealing; guilty.
Penitantlary for two yeals Thos T. Hoover,
violating postal regulations; plead lot guilty.
James A. Clarke. forgery. three cases; pleaded
not guilty. Thomas McNally, secreting and de,
stroying letter, two cases; pleaded not guilty
POLICE CoURT-|,,dge .SsaetL
To-day, Peter O'Day was tined IS for failure
TO maintain the proper distance between carts
On the street. VIM. Amms, a vsgrant, was sem
down to the work house 80 days. Dallas An
derson and Thomas O'Neal were fined s. eacf
for loud and botsterous language. John Locker
dfsorderly conduct; SIS. Joseph Nichols sanle
g. George stsnard, disturbing the quiet o
Georgetown; s.: Needham Winders, loud ant
battery on Isaiah Stewart; continued unit
TUESDAY next. Daniel Slaughter threats t,
Needham Windels; personal bonds to Keep the
peace: Frank Masino, assault and battery or
Joseph Nicholas; IS. Wg1. Carl assault OF
John ". Buckley; S. or 70 days In sail. Johr
Hudson, assault on Nancy Lacey 80 days IL
| jatl. Charles saunders. larceny OF two pounds
OF pork from Emma Cheney; 80 days in Jail
| Chares saunders, assault on Jonah B. Grant
$40 or 30 days Ia Jail. Jacob Spriggs, larceny O
| two pair of pants and pistol from Chas. Jack
| son; $40 or 80 days In jail. James Henry, alias
Thomas Bowen, petit larceny OF II knives from
Max Kohner; GO days In JILL. Thomas Lee
charge OF petit larceny; continued.
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Picnics, Excursions. &c.

The Young Catholics Friend Society will give
their annual excursion On the steamer Jane
See adgt.
There will be a monster Irish relief picnic al
The Schuetzen park next Tuesday. There VIII
oe good speakers, amuSements and fireworks
There Will be select excursion to Rlackis
IONS island tomorrow on the Jane Moseley
leaving at $50 q. m. and arriving home precisely
at ~ m. NO charge will be made for children
smiths Point, returning at p m.
Inc >. w. thompson will leave at O'Clock to-
morrow AFTERNOON for river trip, returning at s.
inc Mary Washington will leave at $50 to-
morrow afternoon for Marshall Hall and Mount
vernon Springs, returning at 1SO.
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COLLINS,
YOLTAIC PLASTERH.

union Of Electricity and Healing Balsoms, are
ten times more powerful than the best porous plas-
tar for relieving Pain and Weakness Of the Lungs,
Liver. Kidneys and Back. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and Scdatics. Placed over the pit Of the Stomach
they cure Dyspepsts, Bilious Collie. Diarrhea,
Cramps and Pain. and prevent Ague and Nal sris.
AK for Collins Yoltaic Electric Porous Plasterr
~ Genus. te23
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FOR MAIL LOCKS AND
I KEYS

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, ID. @, June ~, looOD
In compliance with a provision IN me Jaw en-
titled IAN act makius appropriations Ior tne ser,
vice Of the Post Office Department Tor the nscal
yesr ding June 80 1881. and for other purposes
approved June ii, 1850, requiring q re advertise
nent for propossls Mail Locks and Keys, notice
g hereby given that SEPARATE SEALED PRO-
POe IA, viii be received at this Department until
IL c'CLocK NOON, Oh The ID DAY OF AUGUST,
1880 for furnishing Ave new and different kinds
Of Locks and Keys for the sole and exclusive OF
the nitcd States mails. including, besides those
to be sfd for mail baes, such are 20 be used on
the street letter boxes Of the United States.
As the public exposure and searching examination
Necessary to Intelligent bidding on any prescribed
modefcf lock and key would tend to impair, II
not entirely destroy, the further utility Of al such
locks and keys for the purposes Of the mails, the
Piles for bidders but relies for 9 selection on the
tton smong inventors. hereby invited may develop
In samples submitted by them;
Proposals with samples will a'so be received az
the same time. for Safety Chains for Mail Keys:
Specifications Of conditions and requirements q
10 propose G, samples. kinds and Quantities. con
furnished On application. by letter. to the second
Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal VII be
considered upless ii shall have been submitted In
acrordE nee with such specifications and forms
The contracts which may be made will be 10 con-
formits to the specifications and the accegtsd pro-
p0eA}s. u. u. kEls,
~. lay6v Postmaster General.
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20 w ESI Oh, VEUhUETUW II
Saturday, June 2t, 1850.

DROWNED IN BATH TUB.-Daniel Webster.
cOlored, aged twenty years, was found drowned
IN bath tub adjoining barber shop kept by
samuel Nichols, In the basement Of the Interior
zdepal tment. at II o'clock to-day. He was an
assistant in the barber shop On Saturdays. and
was charged With keeping the bath rooms in
order. while before he said Ire was going to
take bath. Not making his appearance
for sometime after, and not being heard his
bathroom was broken into, and he was found
lying IN the bath tub, with his head under tie
spiggots, the hot and cold water .boing turn ID
3D. He was taken out and Drs. Antfsell and
Kelley were called. They at once proceeded to
use all the proper methods to resiscitate him,
supposed that Webster while bathing was taken
with an apEoplectic lit, to which he YVES sub
iect.
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CUTICUR4 RESOLTENT.
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap.

The CUTIcURA REoLvENT is assisted in curing
all humors that appear upon the surface by our
cuaA Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all external
allays Inflammation, itching and Irritation, heals
ulcers sores and wounds. and reproduces and beau
tines the mar by allaying heat and irritation 1t
natural Hair Dressing. CuI1cURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP, prepared from OUTICURA, for cleans
ing diseased surfaces healing softening refreshing
and Identifying the skin is invaluable. II is q
toilet bath and nursery luxury. OUTICURA MEpI-
CINAL SHAVING SOAP is the first and only medicinal
soap prepared expressly for shaving and is extray-
agantly praised by gentlemen.
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CUTIOURA e ENEDIES
For all BLOOD Humors

Druggists, 800 Washington st.. Boston, a Front
st., TORONTO. Ont, and Snow Hin. london. and
small boxes. 80 cents; large boxes, Containing
two and one-haH times the quantity Of small.
81. RESoLvEAT. 81 per bottle. OUTICURA MEDICI-
NAL TOILET Soar. 26 cents per cake. CUTIcUaA
MEDICINAL SHAvNG SOAP, IL cents per cake; IL
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trsreers n in lawns tdertiy knew the tricks of
iat,S arn IN whsre the Sunday LIQUOR
IA S, Wese Ia i" - He said: When one door
Is snue; anou ct Is opened"
10 me Z. anscesser Gardens. N. j.. took with her
ne[ paJy In a coach. While strolling around
any ato ."nselfTig the baby, 1t suddenly died. and
s ob1. es was compelled to wheel the iifeiess
pau5 Rcnle In the carriage.
ts 1cebergs are still reported In great num-
bers. - s'e"' i.N''
II At Alyth, In Scotland, the suns rays.
iocuSsed through the glass OF a round water
oot , e. set fire to dwelling house. The smoke
ana clackiDg noise awoke the inmates, but the
flames were not extfngutshed until considerable
damage had been done.
q Pack your trunks and get even With your
country cousins.
E-The British Parliament. having asserted
its authority in the case Of Mr.. Bradlaugn re.
leased him yesterday from custody.
William Gnn's head looked like a musk
raj in the water, at Plattvtlle, Ohio and a hur
ter gave him dose Of buckshoi before discover
Ing the mistake. He got OFF with a scalp wound
and the loss OF hair.
N "A newspaper poet sings, "In the noontide
let me die" And we don't suppose one person
In five hundred thousand will fnterpose an OBJ
iiescNon; provided he selects the next noontide
that comes along.
ss A father and son are now in the Lancas-
ter county. Pa, Jail on seventeen distinct
charges each for stealing chickens. the aggre-
charge. Judge Livingston reduced the bail to
$500. ~
ss Mr.. August Belmont left the door of his
room at the st. Nicholas Hotel in Cincinnati
aJar for short time on Tuesday, and when he
returned found that his watch had been stolen.
Es Prince Bismarck has entirely given up
smoking, the doctors having pronounced to-
bacco an impeachment t cure of his ne YES.
ES Patrick Hayes has teen found guilty In
Phliadelphia OF murder in the first degree Tor
killing his wife.
sE- Charles O'Connor young man, lost his
right arm yeste rday at New Orleans by the pre-
mature explosion OF cannon which was boom.
ing for Hancock.
es- Duane ID. Doty, Chicago superintendent
or public schools, has been removed, and tie
reason Is mystery yet.
ss- Two OF the nimbleSt lamp-lighters In In.
dianapolts turn out to be girls In boys clothes
Their father had compelled them to disguise
their sex In order to obtain the job.
Miss Rena George, who was Sc severely
burned by the explosion CT coal Oil can at Nor.
folk, Va, died yesterday.
az Joseph Newly, a New York post office
ciefk mas oeen arrested for stealing letters.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Mat
thew Dunlop and Kate Bond both of Charles
county, Nd; Maurice W. Deane and Charlotte
downing, OF Warrenton. Fauquter county. Va:
Hogue and Annie o. Hutchinson: Thomas M
Gaie OF brooklyn, Ny, and Ida NJ. Fisher: w.
1: howard and Eliza Warfield ChaS T. Smith.
Cl Lowell, Mass. and Anna Kearn
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A Card.

Mrs. Hardie presents her respectful compli-
ments to the editor Of THE EVENING STAR, and
begs to say that she and her children are 1nuch
distressed by the appearance Of the paragraph
IN The STAR OF last evening. relative to the exc
cu'lon Of Mrs Surratt Colonel HarGie who
died In December, 1861 was never a member of
General Hancock's STAFF, never had anything to
co with the execution OF Mrs. Surrstt, and was
never mathematical by the Holy Father.
80 WEST ST., GEORGETOWN.
Saturday .TDnp 1s
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A WOMAN SENT TO THE PENITgSTI,Ry-Yas
teTday. In the Criminal Court Julia Clark an
aged colored woman, was tried for larceny OF
JeWelry and money. Fer defence was that her
oaughter, aged II years. was the thief and an
EFFORT was made 10 induce the child to crlnai-
hate hefseif oS te5tifyiRg 10 that effect. the
court refused 10 countenanee such proceeding
anu lne case was gwen TO the Jury. verdict
OF guilty, with recommendation Tor mercy was
Ieturled, and sentence or one year In the pen
itentiary was imposed.
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VALLEY OF THE RosEs.-The celebrated Val
icy OF the Roses In the neighborhood of Kenzan-
correspondence from Phfllippoplis, the specta-
Gle OF an immense sea OF flowers which prom
1ses plentiful crop. The Valley Of Kezanrk is
specially given up to the.cult1vatton of roses en-
pioyed In the manufacture of the otto SO re-
nOwned In Constantinople and other countries
The aspect OF these forests OF roses Is unliyaled:
nothing but roses OF all colOrs are seen from
1t is a fiowery land whose per
Fumes spread in the air for miles. The
principal purchasers of the crops are English
bers with many tourists, rambling through the
Balkan mountains. The taxes raised On the
gatnerlng OF roses in the kezanlik valley is an
a important item IN the Roumelian budget; it
Messenger.
wished to heaven that she might die that day."
terrific storm arose Immediately, with thun-
aer ana Dug lightning and she imagined thatit bore
s some Ieia ha 30 her case fastening to
didn't mean 1t when l said / wanted to die,
Please don't let the lightning hit me-"
fs owen Buck, OF Ocean1ca, Nd, had Wei.
Gus; kicking horse, which he was anxious to SELL
W nile trying TO snake a bargain with probable
purchaser. he remarked: THAT horse is so gen
tie that my little girl could 60 up behind him
and twist his taf1, and he wouldn't raise hoof."
The girl overheard this lie took 1t for the truth
tried the experiment on being left alone with
the horse, and was killed by Kick
eF Deacon Jackson Of st. Louis called a
sister In the church IAN old cow" She had
him arra1gned before committee which rec.
commended his suspension: but a majority of
the church voted against such punishment.
Ihat was the situation when, at prayer meet
Ing, Deacon Jackson took his accustomed place
In the amen corner. The pastor suggested
that, under the circumstances, he had better
take back seat. He refused to be thus HUI
INFLATED. Then DeacOns Smith and Bird elected
him, after violent struggle.
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SCNsTRUCK.-About II o'clock this morning,
Mlchael sweeny, labOrer employed at the
Brreau OF Engraving and Printing was sun
Struck az the corner Of 14th and streets north
west. The police ambulance was sent for. ana
ne was sent to his home, at the corner of North
Capitoi and streets northwest, in a critical
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STILL Oh DECK
~ WITH

STILL Oh DECK
Best New York and Philadelphia Brauds.l
POWERED 10 Ibs os for %
STANDARD 'A"tnot of X"or B-;. 10 lbs for 90 90
g gsS, White White, susar, II lbs 90
Breakfast. etc..-aI gradesNprices suaran:eed as
low as any house south Of New York.
ponoaI yays; MaraGabo Lasnryra and Bio
always raaeS s0d We Ss1 our 9e
OF the finest grades that can be produced.
"ooo Ao@s'eo hio' IDs' 1or....................S1
SRRUPS.
Pure sugar Goods. guaranteed free from glucose;
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon. 81 30
genuine article Of New Orleans always on hand.
as also the lower grades Prices low.
Ceres, Minnesota Pate GG Process. Sterling M;n
nesota Patent Process Golden Hi, family Swiss
phrGc s ~ A VI H. Herr's best family; Wsshburn
rect from first hands, at lowest rates ~
Eaad proS , Flour, per 90
LUNCH GOODS
O1 every description just received.
% Potted Ham. Tongue. Turkey. Chicken, etc.
Boned Turkey, Tongue, Chicken etc Roast Lamb
Beei, Turkey, etc. Genuine Westphaa Sausage
Sardlnes, Shadines, salmon, Lobster Dried Beef
Baked Beans, etc.. ETC., etc, etc.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
" an Kinds, and we would name the celebrated
Dnrkee's Salad Dressing, Crosse l. BIackwsIl,s
Pickles. A full assortment
sELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keen mn
good supply OF these important articles
small bottles at Is cents for Picnic purposes
In TACT, We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BkST OF everything in the way of FAMILY SIP
FLIES generally Our facilities for buying and
frelghtlng are surpassed by none and we guarantee
70 sell as low as any other house in the city: az.
also, TO give the article. quality and quantity as
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
ls not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
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REMEMBER 4. FIsCHERs dry cleaning pr7.
cess gives SatiSrac. ion la renCyatIOg plr.nantS
Of all kinds. Terms moderate. once, 900 G s.,
n.w.-4!r,
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MRS. LOCKWOOD FINDS POCKET BooK.-Day
before yesterday the following advertisement
appeared in THE STAR: "Lost-Sunday. June
2Olh, at Blackiston Island, a pocKet-book. con-
tanning about 500, pair OF earlin &c. Finder
VIII be paid $40 upon Its return to All eth street
southwest" Mrs DR.. Lockwood having been
tlle lucky Under, seen the advertisement, AMI
sent word yesterday TO the address Indicated
that she had pocket-boOk answering the de.
scr1pt1on and the owner calling ON her and de-
scr1bing the property, she turned 1t over to him.
refusing TO accept any reward.
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ROYALTY AT THK DERBY.-A few years AGO
royal ladies never thought Of going to the
Derby: but OF late the Princess OF Wales has
was accompanied by the Duchess of Connaught,
who was attired in brilliant satin OF gold
brown-a costume. however, which was suit
able neither TO the place nor the day. The
dress OF the Princess was far more pleasant and
c0ol-looktng, being OF blue and white foulard
The Duchess OF Manchester was also of the
party, and the Dutchess OF st. Adams, who had
not before visited EPSON; also the Duchess of
Westminster, who wore her husbands colors
black dress trimmed with yellow. and r.
Der of beautiful yellow roses, and the .dA-
colorS in different combination Oh sane
Mrs. CORVALLIS West was In blar sftday;
with black and gold beads. Most kN, SoSereu
sense to wear white and other ,s4feS han tne
made the eyes ache event q SoSIameS, Wnlcn
ndnfS Messenger. - gfaEce at.-GdtlJ-