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DIED.

ooSAhKiCO. IL Charles County, Maryland. April
23d, 1881, THOMAS CAHRIco. esq in the eighty
seventh year OF his age. The dec sssed Vas TIE
father OF Mrs. b. E. Monkey, sentleInsn Of rlIIch
TO the community in which he lived.
Inns.
COOK. On April 9th, 1881, Mrs VIRGINIA
Cook. n the fifty third year Of her are.
Funeral will take psce from her parents resi-
dence. lO.G Attn st northwest, at o'cl rex p IN,
1uetdsy. Friends and relatives are invited.
-CORCoRAN. April oath, 1881, ct ~ O'Clock
pm, MARY GoBcoRAS, beloved wife OF Patrick
Corcorsp, and Oldest daughter OF the late James
Shea.
Fun viii take place from the reg! sence Of her
husband, 1881 . street southwest. wed aesi.y
InoIh!ng, at O'clock Requiem mass az ST.
DomiS!Cls church.
BAY ES. sunday. April "a. 1851, EDDIE Only
child Ct Joseph ID. ana Lizzie Ha,e aged seven
teen months.
Funeral win take place Tuesday. April q, at
Hya,tsyil'e, nd.
MCAULrFE. suddenly, at New Ark, Ohio on
April 70, 1891, DENIS, beloved husband Of Katie
McAuiifie and brother Of Patrick, Florence and
Jeremiah MeAulifte. ssed thirty eight years, a
native Of County Kerry, Ireland
Funeral from Masonic Temple, at c'c'ock, on
Iueseay, Apr &c. Relatives ana friends OF the
family are respectfully invited - attend.
SQgRELL. DEPARTED this life on April oath
IeS,. st ~ H., JAMES ARTICE, ased Is
Mary SorIel.
Farewell mother, lay me seatIy
IN Ray i tie narrow bed;
TuinE Of HIM. who case and took me,
Now s!umber with the dead.
Funeral will take place from the residence of his
Parents, No AUS l33 street southwest on Tues
day, at p. M, April Goth.
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CONDENSED Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted al 7:o5 pm. aud
eNtingGished at $50 an
VreS OF to-dsy's double sheet STAR, con-
tanning a fun account OF the Farragut statue
ceremonies, including the orations OF senator
noornees and Hon. Horace Maynard In fail, aud
the speech OF President Garfield, can be had at
the counting room, IN wrappers, eady for mail
Ing, price two cents
young man named Felix Dennis hal his
.elt Hand mangled by a Circular saw q; Jack
sons MILL on Ohio avenue, near ,3sa street.
Saturday, and received surgical attention. at
Providence hospital.
A yours man named Jos. stanley was ar
rested saturday night on the charge OF stealing
watch from the pocket OF Eugene BetIss
during The progress Of book sale at Williams
auction rooms.
Washington. Columbia and Potomac com-
manGeries. X. T., viii attend divine service to-
ge,her on Ascension day.
The ball or Stansbury Lodge. No "a. Of Ma
soils, was roooed last Week OF the silver Jewels
valued at 500. belonging TO the lodge.
Tomorrow the Washington Bicycle club will
make trip 10 Marlborough Nd, leaving the
cino room, 18th street. at O'Clock sharp.
The Boston architect, Mr.. Howe. who has
submitted design for the proposed monu-
nent 10 be erected al Washington's birth place
In Westmorelsnd county. Va, left here Satur-
day 10 take look at the proposed site.
Burglars entered the residence OF Mr.. w. c.
Do1Se, 10 18th street northeast, a few nights
since and carried OF lot OF firearms, two gold
medals ana some articles o: clothing. They
snlertd by cuitlpg ont the glass and inside
ennos OK one or the front parlor Windows not
more than IS feet away from a brilliantly
lighted Sidewalk
The Dasaaways met at Odd Fellows hall last
neLt TIE president, II. ID. Moulton, con-
quoted The exercises, with Mr.. Thoa I. Miller
aS secretary, Mr.. Geo. Galliher as the leader OF
Tue Cholr. Mrs. Geo. Galliher as organist and
ptCL BnLard with violin aecompaniInenr
keV. I. w. Dennison, Hon. It. C. Thecker and
CfaS Nj. ny made addresses.
j ShflllnCtoD sends 81, Nicholas and tho
(oL unr Science Monthly for May.
william Geary. the young White man yho
made Two unsuccessful attempts 70 steal a loco
motive, and finally succeeded IN stealing a hack
and pair or horses, was brought 10 the Police
Court today. and the case Was again continued
until Wednesday.
ST. Georges day was celebrated SATURDAY. eve
nlpg at Aboeis Hall by the ST. Georges Society
OF the District. social organization OF English
RESIDENTS OF Washington. George F. Dawson
presided. An excellent d,pner was served, aud
after the leading toastS, 1.-The President" aud
The Queen, number or appropriate senu-
ments were honored oy we'll filled glasses and
well-fimed responses. Among the speakers
were A. s. SoiOmOns, BEN s Gallow, a. Hark
Geo. b. Corkh!l, l. n. Burritt. Clarence NJ. Bar
ton, X. NJ. Daggett. c. E. NAHUM and T. NJ.
LaWton.
To-day, in the Court In General Term, the
Dill In the case OF BARLEY d stanton agt the
la AbTa Mining Co.. 10 enjoin the payment OF
an aWard, Was dismissed.
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Affairs on the virginia Side.


CABBAGE BUTTERFLY C0ME-Pg4CH PROSPECT
FARM SOLD-POLIT1CS.
Correspondence or The StaY1
FALLS CHURCH, VA, April cath, 1881.
April 21st l saw the first cabbage butterfly;
the 23d saw another; the summer heat OF the
oath brought out a swarm OF them. Now, II
the caoDage-erowers Will put the boys into tie
fields with nets described In THE STAR some
months ago to catching them the numerous
progeny that appears IN the cabbage nelds 10
July aud August with such devastating results
may De cut Oh In their progerltors and The crop
saved.
In 1879 many OF the peach trees were In full
bloom April nth. In 1880 some early varieties
were In full bloom April I'd. This spring where
there are any birds alive In orchards In shell
tered localities they are still In a backward
stage Of vernation. The live buds however,
can be readily seen now.
Mr.. Norment has sold the remainder OF his
farm here, On which he had erected summer
residence, / am told, to Mr.. Flagg who has re-
sized some TWO or three miles up the pike.
Tie reaojusters held their primary meeting
In cur village On Saturday p. m. and chose
delegates to the county convention and pre-
sented some candidates for Office. In the eve
ling the republicans met. Messrs. w. a. Dam
can, G; N. Thompson, J. E. ELgle. T. F. Foote,
Julius Wlndshecker, L. F. Croker and John
Cree were chosen delegates to the county con-
ventiCn. committee consisting OF The fol-
Owing loving h "a s gentlemen, to W.T.; Schuyler
Coi,Ses We NOiDpSOuf bICu, W. a.
Duncan and Alfred Hill was appointed to pre-
sent candidates for Office. They reported the
following: j. NJ. Thorn, supervisor; joseph Z.
Birch. Robert Lowry and Robert F. Roberts,
Tor commissioners OF roads; James 4. Scott.
oyerseer CT the poor; f. T. Crocker. Julius
Winds becker and Thomas Z. Brown for rnasis.
trates. and James West, for constable The
ticket that the readiusters had nominated Ia
the p. 10. was ren0mlna'ed by the 1epu o;lcans
save In the case or w. N. Mil er for oYersear OF
the poor the name Of James 4. Scott coiored.
was substituted So Ii appears that tie re oab.
lean Dog is Wagged by the readIlster tai.
l. s. A,
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National Association Of Amateur
RArSmen.

OaFsmens
THE POTOMAC CLUB wiTHDRAws FROM THE Asso-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE PLACE FOR Tbs
MKT kIGATrA.
A special meeting OF the executive committee
CT the National Association of Amateur oars
men was held In New York Saturday evening.
.: M. Remington, OF Providence, the president
or the association, presided, and the other
members present were b. L. Keys and II. X.
Hlnchman, Of Phiiadelphia; j. Il. c. Watts, OF
baltimore: l. E. Saunier, OF Newark, n. j.; II.
". Garneld, OF Albany, and e. G. Peterson, OF
New YORK. The committee appointed 10 coz
Vi this DlstTict, for an Investigation as TO the
deelslon OF the umpire on q race rowed on the
Potomac In october last, recommended that
lDasmuch as the application for an investlga-
uon nad not come from all the clubs interested
me National Association should dScGne TO make
an investigation. The report was accepted and
MI. y. ID Doy le the secretary OF the Potomac
Beat Club, who was present said he was an.
thorzed cy that club TO give notice OF fta with
CraWal from the association. The dues for ISL
were nSed at So per club The secretary was
aatLolized to send circulars to the different
pcaI ciuos not now members OF the association
with view 10 getting them 10 join Washing.
lon, DC. was nXed as the place for holding the
next regatta, and Thursday and Friday, Sep
lemter and 2, as the time. TIE case OF +. J.
MumfoId, OF New Orleans. the champion single
sculler, who was suspended at & recent meet
ing OF the committee, was taken up. aud
the following declaration was Unanimously
adopted: latter full and thorough investiga-
ton OF the charges affecting the standing or
Frank j. MGmford. OF the Perseverance CluO. OF
New Orleans, tnis committee agree 10 removing
his suspension and declaring their BELIEF In his
integrity as an amateur" The committee al
JouIned 10 meet In Washington August 81,
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The COurtS.
f'1prfIJT CNTYD--F ,,Ju, AS,r xr.1,,r

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Macarthur.
saturday, Brown agt. Salter, 1.-TWO casas;)
new trial denied. Citizens National Bank agt.
osmer; order certifying motion 10 Guash III
dictmenp 10 General Term. Atkins agt F,ta-
gerald; judgment for plaintiff; appeal prayed.
keyser agt. Halstead; do. Keyser agG Hatcn;
90. keyser agt. Pfentfss; do. Beavans & shaw
agt. Hught S; leave granted to amend dec.ara-
ton within twenty days. Taylor a CO. agc.
Slocks'ill; judgment vacated and five days
allowed In which to plead. owen age. Ruther-
ford; new trial denied.
TO day, Chapman agt. Turton; verdict for
plaintiff Tor $500.
EQUITY COURT-Jadge Cor.
Saturday, Myers agu. Myers; reference to
auditor.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jat3ge Cos.
To-day the jury was discharged until next
MONDAY, and the court adjourned until to-
morrow,
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held FOR STEALING A GOLD WATCH-James
Stanley, neatly dressed young white man,
was charged in the Police Court O-day with
the grand larceny OF gold watch, valued at
&c., from Eugene Belts, who stated that on
last Saturday evening, while Ia Mr. Will ANS
auction store he felt some one tampering with
his watchcna'n, and On putting his hand to his
POCKET he found that his watch was gone and
as this young man was the only person near
Linn. witness caught hold OF him to search him,
when the watch was picked up at Stanley
feet. This statement was corroborated bY
other witnesses. Stanley did not take the
stand. and the case was sent to the grand jury,
under $500 bonds.
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NORTHERN LIBERTY COUNCIL of the Ameri-
can Legion Of Honor was instituted last Thurs
day evening at Mount Vernon hall, corner Of
!th street and Massachusetts avenue, by Depu-
is the eighth council OF this fourtshing andlrap-
idly growing order which has been established
In this city. The following officers were elected:
W. 81. Killmon, P. c.; e. C. Gill, c.; g. W.
Reardon, V. c.; R r. Brouner, secretary;
Thomas Miller. collector; OK .ieney, treasurer;
L. Barnes, chaplain; F. Grymes orator; A. p.
ock. sentry, and D. W. E. Poulton, medical
examiner,
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AT LAND-LEAGUE MEETING IN BROOKLYN,
N. Y, yesterday, Patrick Rodgers, who is re-
Gently from Ireland, and well acquainted With
the affairs OF the league in that country. said
that the league Is flourlshing In Ireland and the
people are united In the determination to resist
all exhorbitanr demands for rent. II they can
America-and that is the land they mainly
rely upon-they will succeed. Mr.. Rodgers
further states that Irishmen had been largely
instrumental In bringing the liberal ministry
into power, and yet that ministry, which had
been so deeply trusted, brought In a coercion
bill. He argued that 1t was useless for the Irish
to attempt violence, as there were As, O08 SOL
diers not to mention police, in various parts
OF the island, all well organized.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Anausefnents. &C.. To.nto

Amusements, &c, Tonight.
Ford's opera HoGSe.-"B iliee Taylor.n tha
new comic naval opera
National T'tedter. -"Blllee Taylor" by r. d
Carte and E. E. Rice's Opera Company.
Lincoln HaH.-Atheneum Club concert
Odd Fell0arS' Hau.-Professor Rogers and
Miss Mae R0gers-Lecture On StOneWall Jack
son.
Roller Skating Rtnh.-Ciosing night-Tllting
tournament.
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CONVICTED OF decentralization Ratchet
colored, has been convicted at Richmond, Va.
OF the murder OF Moses Young, also colored. 10
Brunswick county, Va, IN December last. by
administering poison In whisky. He was SEN
fenced TO Be hanged June Path. The murdered
mans wife is 10 be tried as an accassory
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CITY ITEMS.

Forty fears' Experience Of an Old
Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription OF one OF the best female Physicians
and nurses In the United states, and mas been
Used for forty years with never falling success
hy millions CT mothers for their children. Ir
relieves the child from pain. cures oyseutery
ard diarTnCa, gripping In the bowels and wind
collie. By giving health 10 the child lt rests the
mother. Price rs cents bottle. mgs
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Real Estate Transfers,

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
j. w. Mghts;ine to James Wilson. pit G. so $40:
$4,000. S. R. Cuttings to Mary A. Langley, pit
IL. So 3GG; $1,000. p. PulIinane to A Archer.
10 X. II. Ry an ct al, trustees. suos IS aud IS.
so. Goa; Sst6. G. f. Watson to K. H. Ryan e.:
al, trustees, sub 81, So. 693; s3l75. W. f. Mat.
1iDg1y ct al, trustees, TO Ii. X. simpson, SUBS
"a ard Is, SO. 1SS: 81 20l So
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

lam Offering this Spring very choice stock OF
WooLENe, viz for
QUORN CLOTHS (waterproofed-not produced
before this season..
VENETIANS.
OARR'S MEITONS.
WOhSTkDS In piAeonals and Baskets. AM many
Mixtures.
COATS AND VESTS.
ENGLIsH CLOTHS;
=. VENkTIANS;
:. WoRSTkD DlAGoNALs;
" IN MIXTURES;
QUORN CLOTHS.
TROUSERS.
Large Stock Of Choice Patterns.
SUlTINGS.
AL the newest Designs and Mixtures in ENG
LISH and SCOTCH.
THE ABOVE GOODS ARE MY OWN DIRECT
HMPORTATlONS.
ehAu cffer them Ut prices CONSTANT with
QUALITY and WORKMANSHIP.
respectfully invite an inspection. have goods
not 70 be had elsewhere in this city. Don't be led
away With erroneous Impressions - TO prices
LADIES' ElDIN0 HABITS SPECIALITY.
WMs 3. TEEL,
MERCHANT TArIon.
ap2O-lue ESQ Penna. ave.
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Gustave T. Stumpfel. passed grand chancel-
lor ard supreme representative OF the Knights
OF PythiaS, died suddenly Saturday morning, In
jersey City, Q0m heart disease.
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THE LAST WEEK.-The balance OF Friebu,'
stock OF ribbons, feathers flowers. lace5, &C.,
contained in store 500 Market space. must posi-
lively be sold out at auction this week, to give
possession OF store on 1st of May. Ladies will
DO well by attending the sal e.
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r. GOLDsCHMID's mammoth department. store.
No. S12 zth street, between and l northwest
Will offer the following special bargains TO-
morrow and Wednesday only: Bohemian fiuted
egg cups. on stand. only s cts, worth Is Cts:
real majolica pitcher, only 25 CTS, worth so cts
two quart coffee boilers, only Is cts, worth Is
worth Is cts; 4 gallon water pitchers, only Is
cts. worth 30 cts. Also great bargains In tin.
ware,
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKRr.-Sold by r. A.
Golden. agent, since our last report:-26O,00 900
heTings, nom q to s. per thousand; 12000
snad. rom g to $l5 per hundred; 500 punches
OF rock and perch, from 10 TO 20 cents per
bunch,
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AT meeting Of the trustees Of Trinity Col
lege, In Hartford. Conn.,, yesterday, q letter
from Colonel Charles 81. N0rtham, OF that city,
was read offering donation Of $4,000 tor the
erection OF new 6Qrmitory.
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BUchunafba.

New quick. complete cure, DAYS. urinary
arecttoIs, smart1ng, frequent or difficult urina-
ton, Kidney disease. s.. Druggists $50 Pa
ave. M
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airy Wagons. ~

"Aidernsy Dairy yyaaonso
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In Hlbs. "Ward prints 40c
Per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermiiK and
sweet mix sc. per or. Cream. Zoe. pint.
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Not UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIoUoR.-In
the case published In THE STAR few days ago
about tie right OF Capitol policemen to ex-
II was stated that the hickman, Bruce. testi.
ned that he thought Kramer the Capitol
policeman, was under the influence Of LIQUOR.
AN affioavit made by Capitol Policeman Rose
Gerry says that he was In communication with
s. +. Kramer at divers times during the day,
and lad, II possible, q better opportunity Of
judging OF his condition than any one elsa
,r'o, - 80, " .....S".:: SS,Ttar that he
faithfully performing his duty, and Iii. Chas
F. Bruce In his testimony before the Police
Court was laboring under mistake"
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sp20-1n

d1Ssd DO Ssreby certify thet they have foRmo1
see-psFfne!sfig for the s.s Of loa undsr " -
SIio a. sccoun . YIN Be paid unle0 upon WF1e110
SrdSe d9nod John Lsetoh. Treasurer. OznoA No.'
ETSTOH. y. y. HARKHR -. kINeLOW. fo6o
UHKAT DKALKRs MAKE MONEY WITH W.
w J. 6OUI1 B Co., 100 "A Sale street. Chicago.
illinois.
WY5te for particular octll-ecl2m
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TRY SIMNs' CHOCOLATE SODA. New and beau.
THU FOUNTAIN +
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An Interrupted Wedding.
A DRUMMER BOYS ADVENTURES.


James Farrell, discharged soldier, received
s1tS Saturday morning from The paymaster. In
his travels about town afterwards he got some
What intoxicated, and fell In with drummer
boy named Fritz Munder. about 10 years Old,
whom he treated pretty freely, and bo.h got
under the infiuCBce OF drink. In the evening
they were In the nefghbOrhOOd OF AZ stree and
louisiana avenue, when Farrell became sleepS
ara took a seat on the steps of doorway.
where he fell into quiet sleep. Tie drummer
boy Fritz took the opportunity to relieve him
OF s1LO, and Immediately took the train to Bal
tinoIe, where he arrived, and, making
Known his good luck to his iRtendei
brice. they at once agreed to be married.
Farrell subsequently came to his senses, and
Hndlng his money gone, IN lGe complaint 70
police headquarters, and it was found py the
police that Fritz had left f)r Baltimore. The
police telegraphed to Detective Gray in that
city, who arrested him and notified the detect
ives here. Detective Acton went over this
morning and brought the fugitive back at 1880
O'CLOCK this afternoon. He recovered $40 OF
FarlellS money, Fritz having spent the remain
Ger IN the purchase OF hts wedding outfit. The
sister OF Fritz was at police Headquarters wait
Ing ftr him when theschopfallen lover returned
minus his money ana bride, to be locked up for
Rearing before Judge Smell TO- morrow She
tired to have an adjustment OF the affair." but
papers having been sworn out from the Police
Court, there could be no compromise which
appeared to affect Fritz and his sister consider
ably. The SO was returned to Farrell, and IL
Is probable that the balance will be made up by
Fritz after he goes through the meshes of the
court.
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WHILE WAITING FOR Cough to go as 1t
cane, you are often laying the foundation
II is better to GET rid OF cold at once bV
using that sure remedy, DR.. d. Jayne's Expec-
toImt, which will cure all stubborn Coughs,
ar&Teieye any anxiety as to dangerous co1se-
QEencpS
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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. CURALINE!!
~ positive remedy for O0RNa. Price ascts.
Props., jersey City, n. J. T. W. butcher. agent.
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u cures every case Of Catarrh. Price, IS cents.
Try e. d.. Dupare's Blood and Liver Pills remove
Al bilious disorders. Price. Is cents. Mrs. DR..
Ttcombs Lung Balm cures colds. coughs and con-
SUMPTION; Price. Is and 80 cents; DR.. Dupsres
never failing Pile Remedy cures blind, bleeding
and itching piles. Price, 60 cents. For saie 6
Western Medical Depot GIG West Baltimore street
Baltimore, Nd, and 6ruRgista. mar2l.lplY
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seen, though it repays all those who take the
trouble to visit IL.
TEE STATUE OF GEN. MCPHERSON
which Is located In Mcpherson square, on Yer
mont avenue between l and X streets. was
next erected. II is Of bronze and was unveiled
In the presence Of large assemblage on Octo.
Der r. 1876. lt was erected By the Army OF the
tennessee, and Is the production OF Mr. Louis
RebiSso, a Cincinnati artist.
TWO squares above this figure on Vermont
avenue, at the intersection OF Massachusetts
avenue and 1ith and N streets, is located the
equestrian statue OF
GIN. GEORGE II. THOMAS.
1t was unveiled November 10, 1879, In the
presence OF the Army OF the Cumberland and
an immense gathering, Ex-senator Stanley
Mathews delivering the Grafton. 1t cost $4,000,
which was raised In part by the Army OF the
Cumberland, Congress also making al appro-
lriation, which paid for the pedestal It Is the
work OF j. @. A. Ward, OF Ohio, pupil OF Mr..
heaton, In Philadelphia. There Is a freedom in
the modelling which has gained for tt much
appreciation.
Then there Is the
STATUE OF THE EMANCIPATION,
In bronze, in Lincoln Square, which, though
seen by few In consequence OF its location In an
out-of-the-way section, the extreme ortion o
the city, and others OF less importance that
could be mentioned the whole being sufficient
for the new christening of the city 70 that OF
the City OF Statues. There are vacant reserva-
tons which are yet to be beautif1ed by statues,
and it may not be far In the future when a
statue OF Franklin or some more modern man
OF emiDence In the peaceful or warIke call will
be located in Franklin Square.
Into this account must also enter the tmpo5-
Ing figure Of Gen. Winfield Scott, by Launt
Thompson. which stanos in the ground, of the
| Soldiers Home overlooking the city and the
broad valley OF the Potomac. Ii Is worthy It's
| f1ne place. alike as work of art and as perpet-
uaiing the form and nneaments OF the founder
n that noble Institution.