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The sun., 1881-01-23

The three hundred and fifty workmen OF Web
ers piano factory who strike held another meet
ing last night when it announced the part
PanOmakers Union that next Saturday the Union
make the hrst weekly payment, Of from $40 to sl5
head toward the support OF those who subscribed their
names TO list being in need The treasury OF tue
Union, il said. well supplied. Ths Watch
mttee reported that striker had been
the factory, nor had any from quarter applied
Tor work there With the exception the toror
men, the factory de Sc ted.
The sun., 1881-01-23
Trains In Collision.

Troy. Jan. 22.-The north bound Montreal
sleeping car on Tho Delaware and Hudson Railroad
into wildcat freight train at East Line. at O'Clock
this morning Four locomotives two attached to each
train, were damaged to the extent Of $5UDo A. Buck.
htramp, who was stealing ride, instantly killed,
and James Holden his companion, fatally injured.
The accident caused by the freight train sliding down
the grade upon the track the sleeper approached
The sun., 1881-01-23
Mr.. veshte'. Sentence Postponed.

w. Veghte. who was convicted in Somer-
Vile. j. OF false swearing in connection with
ment Of the Somerset County Bank when he was its
President was arraigned for sentence yesterday The
validity OF the Grand Jury which found the ent
yeghe was Questioned by counsel bee the
Jury was drawn by order Of Judge Magic alter sheriff
vane W. since deceased, had made mistake In drawing
the jury The Court Yesterday granted certificate to
carry the que sten to the Supreme Court and
sentence until the term Of court
The sun., 1881-01-23

An Italian. sick with the small pox. created
furry at Police Headquarters last evening He was
brought IN by fellow countryman whose lie had
applied for shelter, but who refused take him In
physician Oi the Board OF Health vac:inating Bureau
was srmmoned and he pronounced the disease small
pox. although II was in Its nrt stage. The tent
taken TO the smallpox Hospital On Blackwelrs Island.
lie was Vincenzo CaracaniO laborer employed Long
Branch. Having no friends there, he to this city
when he was taken sick.
The sun., 1881-01-23
Resisting n Reduction OF Wages.

Some days ago tho men employed in the
furniture factory 2S Canal street notified that's
reduction Of IL cent would shortly be made in their
wages Upon hearing this the Central Committee OF tho
Cushion Makers Union held meeting for the purpose OF
srbitraung between the men and their employers Ano
could be reached the union der.d strike,
and ye rday the men refused work is thought
that many other manufacturers will follow the example
OF this rm. II general strike will result, as the
are determined not to accele TO the proposed re-
The chrVers are sun o,lt putWll ptophpy coui-
ductiou. ~tra pay for extra time.
The sun., 1881-01-23
Henry welsh. Dear Revenge.

Henry Welsh. aged 20 years. OF 928 East
Thirty second street employed yesterday several
hours by the foreman OF Oscar + Hauxhursts lumbeT
yard at the foot of East Thiry.hrs street He NOT
satisfied with the amount paid him for his and.
In revenge. smashed the windows OF the office with
stones He arrested. and in the Yorkvillc Pc ice
Court Justice Murray committed him to the Workhouse
six lnontha
The sun., 1881-01-23
Brenk Up In the ohio River.

CINCINNATI Jan. 22.-,Tho break up in tho
Ohio River from Pittsburgh to romcroy expected to he
complete to-day. The river is rising at Pittsburgh aud
above, and large quantities Of ice nre floating down Al
Louisville tlS morning the ice iuwn sunk tho
towbolt Lta Shn Will be a total loss The steamer
HNtf NlOud had hOe cut N her side bnt with the
.slMGl Ol UNr LMnts lkn tMMmaAt hM WIN l knnt aNAl
The sun., 1881-01-23

About six weeks ago Benjamin P. Holmes OF
Summit, n. j, went out hunting accompanied by his
dog. In the evening OF that day Arthur Holmes son.
aged 10 years went TO the dogs kennel the animal
sprang at him and bit him in the cheek The wound
was small and after II had been rized little was
thought Of On Tuesday the boy ned and on
Friday notwithstanding the efforts OF physic ans
he died OF hydrophobis. He had several convuisons
shortly before his death.
The sun., 1881-01-23
Damage by Floods In GeorrIa.

AUGUSTA. Jan. 22-Two culverts OF the South
Carolina Railroad at Granevillc were washed away
last night and trains unable to pass An attempt to
transfer passengers failed the being swift and
deep mat crossing was impossible The savannah River
Is much - oen from recent heavy rains and fears are
emu rtained Tor the safety the railroad bridges Ham
burs, opposite Augusta, is submeTged
The sun., 1881-01-23
Scarlet Fever on Long Island.

Scarlet fever is spreading on Long Island. 1t
hrI appeared at Newtown, where number of children
died; then at Jamaica, in the family OF william Fox
who lost three children in is now heard OF
at Rosiyn Mrs James Tiy the fret victim and two
OF her children not expected to live Yesterd
child Of Ann Kelly was stricken with the disease and
three others fell sick last evening There qusran
REGULATIONS
The sun., 1881-01-23

Academy OF Music Wednesday evening. Jan 26 1891.
Parties attending the above ball can be supplied with
llumphreyss PArisian diamonds IN combs air
ornaments necklaces, bracelets, earrings lace pins
crosses studs Ae NJ one thircth the price Of the r.
They are as brilliant, cannot be detected and last for
,yer and are for sale ony AZ store
No. SO Broadway, corner 18th st., New Yofk-AdG
The sun., 1881-01-23

HAVANA, Jan. 22.-The home Government
has decreed that the importation duty free OF live FISH
under foreign nag shall The decree will he ON
cally promulgated soon the instructions given by
the Crown have passed through the Offices OF the Com
manier OF Marine where rates Of duty to be imposed
now under consideration Iii reported that two Ameri.
can vessels trading from Key West to Havana with live
hsh, have changed the American for the spanish flag
The sun., 1881-01-23
Greece. Military Prepnrn,,op..

ATHENS. Jan. 21.-A decree has been issued
ordering the immediate formation of three new baal.
ions OF infantry regiment cavalry and one baa
lon of eDgineerS Tito present strength Of the army Is
5000 men. Tho Minister Of War add ssed circu
lar to the military authorities concerning the formation
Missolonghi ' ~
The sun., 1881-01-23
The House Seat. . Republican Contestant.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-In the House to-day
Mr. Springer Dem, III explained that the opposition to
considering the election case OF Bisbee agt Hull arose
luton o the Election Committee seating Bislee tc
place Of Hull WemJ the sitting member from the Second
Florida District was then adopted. Mr.. Blsbee was
In at
The sun., 1881-01-23
Gen. Mahone to Help Tho nepus,,e.u..

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-An ex-senator. resi-
dent in Washington says that there is doubt that the
Republicans have received assurance from Gen Malone
viii vote with the Democratic parry. He says that the
Republicans believe that David Davis will either vote
WIN llem or win not vote with The Demoernts
The sun., 1881-01-23

John @. Hudson. Postmaster at Frosh Pond.
Ia H. committed suicide On Thursday night by shooting
hmseli in the head with revolver lie was not mar.
rlrn for some umo INST lie had been sick win con.
sumption We had otendvclHrcd that he would lii him.
eeH "ha1 Ss became unable 10 care Tor Il mseL
The sun., 1881-01-23
The Utah Avalanche Disaster.

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 22.-The bodies OF seven
victims OF the Alta avalanche Of last week buried
yesterday in this city The danger there appears be
over Tor the present
The 7ItRe has eliers from Custer and Bonanza Idaho
dated l2lh INST, describing snow slides there which
rescued,
The sun., 1881-01-23
Coiors for tho sixty-SInth.

Mr.. Richard O'dorman will present the stand
OF coors which awarded to the siNtv.ninth Regt
mcnt by connective vote at the fair recently held ID
aid Of st Francis Xayer's Church. The prasentaton
will take place Monday evening Jan 81 Mt the armory
the regiment at Third avenue and Sixth street Gen
Mcclellan will review tie regiment and Mayor Qraot
will esiL
The sun., 1881-01-23
n Train Struggling with snow Drifts.

PIrTsFrELD. Mass, Jan. 22.-Ths train from
New York on the ilousatomc Railroad du. here AT 25
inst nnht !; sul struggling with drS between Lenox
furnace ANA THIS town 40 trains could lrpyc hers on
Vie housatohic road for New York this morning.
The sun., 1881-01-23
Agreement between Russia aud China.

LONDON. Jan. GA despatch from 81. Pc
tersburg to the DAILY Nees says The main outlines Of
the Arrangement between Russia and China are that
"s,a shall restore all Of Kulda, reservng small ter.
p" the northwest OF Iii China will pay substan-
f1ry, xaSis T ,or sSe nonsss ~ Rn .sis's
tiAl khSaun, '" '"' se s~pe"7S' ~ ANA's'"
by the te>ty -
military Psfaton.
The sun., 1881-01-23

LONDON. Jan. 21,-A renewal OF the snow
storm Is reported IN tie southern portions of England
and Scotland. The weather is very cold.
The sun., 1881-01-23
Lamed In Endsnvorlnr to E.eape.

James Fairly passed through the liquor saloon
OF John X. Mol 65 University place, Friday night
assembled To the next story. where he entered the
room. Miss Minnie Hamilton, niece OF Mr. Mol. hearing
q noise there entered from the back and found
Fairly standing in the middle of the floor hearing
her he jumDed from window into the street. and being
laned was easily arrested lie entered the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday crutches and held bail
The sun., 1881-01-23
> Lima.
PhS t.svtsro o. n,

LONDON Jan 2Q-rpha GbjIjan N:"Lma
eral at Rome h,, Inc ,,,.,,,s ,.issys 1900
surrendered to Gen. Eaquedano who commands 40 =
men," Other Chilian representatives az European
have also received advices by telegraph Of the
OF Lima.
News has been received in Paris thst the Peruyans
lost seventy guns in the battle nj Chorillog.
The sun., 1881-01-23
Sarah Bernhard. a. n jewish Synagogue.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-In exemplifcation OF her
faith Sarah Bernhardt, this morning in company with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Silverman the former wealthy Jewish
banker here attended service at the synagogue corner
OF Tweny.third street and Indisna avenue This was
Nile. Bernhardts nrst public appearance at religious
worship since her arrival in America
The sun., 1881-01-23

NEWPORT. Jan. 22.-The storm was very severe
last night The steamer Newport arrived here at this
morning, and the Old Colony remained here all night,
leaving for New York At q 20 this morning.
The sun., 1881-01-23

LoNpoN. Jan. 21.-It is generally rumored in
tne lobby OF The House OF Commons this
Mr.. Gladstone is to be created Earl OF Hawarden.
The sun., 1881-01-23

OTTAWA, Ont. Jan. 22-.The Official Gazette
TO day the Queen has conferred e. O. Grant OF
Longueuil. Ont the title OF Baron de lonSueuil
The sun., 1881-01-23

LONDON. Jan. 21.-The death Of Mr.. Sothern
the actor, occurred in London last night
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-04
The following were the closing quotalions for Gov
M Associated Pres. J

NEW YORK, May 3-The exports of domestic pro-
ducts from the port of New York to foreign ports for
the week ending day s59lI,596 against S. $685.
So for the week in 1880, and &C. S5603 III 1879
The totals since January this year, 56
against SIl693265 in 1850, and SOB 49, in 1879
Money easy al Gas per cent. call, and closed at
per cent. Exchange strong, and the nominal rates
advanced &c iSI for 6day bills and 1867 for
demand with actual business at 1897 TO 1888 for long
and 49, 1854 for short sight. Governments quiet
and unchanged. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
fairly active.
The stock market opened strong and q TO 1l4 per
cent. higher the latter for Louisville and New Albany
and i'll the early dealings an advance was recorded
ranging from 4 to per cent, Chicago, ST. Louis and
New Orleans. Peoria. Decatur and Evansville, Mem
pnis and Charleston, Hannibal and St 10. and ST. Paul
leading tlie upward movement. This WAS followed by
Metropolitan Elevated, and SO in New York Elevated.
Alter midday the speculation again became strong,
and under heavy purchases the entire list advanced
sharply The market continued strong TO the close,
the highest prices of the day being touched in the final
sales when the Improvement ranged from q TO "a per
cent the latter in Iron Mountain Kansas and Texas.
Alton and Terre Haute, and Delaware Lackaw2nna
and Western 6-7ssg also prominent in the advance.
The sales aggregated Isl ,37 shares including Canada
Southern G,SE Chesapeake and Ohio, 1866 Chicago,
81. Louis and New Orleans, $780, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 40 JOG; Denver and Rio Grande,
$3.50; Erie, lI.SG Hannibal and St. 10, 7,J0G Iron
$500 Louisville and Nashville, $500 Michigan Cen
trail 1900; Manhattan Elevated i2,S0G Memphis and
Charleston, lOG Northwestern, 1900; Nashville and
Chattanooga, $780, New Jersey Central, l5,100: New
York Central, 1900 Ontario and Western, $500 Pacific
Mail $500 st. Paul 600; Texas Pacific, 1896 Union
Pacific, 1905 Wabash Pacific, 1860: Western Union.
6G PEORIA Decatur and Evansville, $780, Alton and
Ierre Haue, 1906 Northern Pacific, 1850; Illinois
Central, 6lGl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-04
Sour SfOIlElcLl.

gested il decomposes. In the latter case a pun
gent gas is developed which causes sour cructaions,
OF else the stomach itself secrctes an acid, which,
rising upward at intervals, stings the gullet
sharply. These extremely diSagreeable sensations
are attributable to impaired digestion. To get rid
of them, OF prevent their recurrence, it is only
necessary to tone and regulate the gastric organs
with H0stetters BitterS. 1t will not answer to
postpone the great corrective with the idea that
The unpleasant symptoms viii disappear Of them
selves. So far from that being the case, they al
most invariably eliminate if neglected, in chronic
dyspepsia with its concomitants of gnawing in the
stomach, dizziness, perverted vision, headache,
and sleeplessnRss. Il is true that all these dsa-
greeables may be obvaed by course nfthe bitters:
but how much wiser to anticipate their arrival
with one or two doses of that sure preventive of
indigestion and strengthener Of the alimentary
orpqns MWF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-04
BaItir,o-e seueral ,1nrke..

BALTIMORE. May S.-Cotton quiet; middling, 1914
Flour quiet and steady: Howard street and Western
super s. 25d4 90; do extra 81 255 90; do family s. IL
6 5; City Nillssuper, s. 25i co. do extra, 81 25@5 co.
do family. Sc 5HG6 g.: do Rio brands. IS 2566 5G Pa
tapsco family, g 90. Wheat-SOuthern steady; West
higher, but Inactive; Southern red, 81 1S91 q; do
amber, 81 2SG1 3d. No Western winter red spot
81 2aGGI 225I; May 22GI 22ls June, Il 20@I 2O1s
July, 81 1891 1853; August, 81 l3i4@1 1871. Corn
Southern steady; Western frmer; Southern white,
sc: do yellow, 5sc: Western mixed, spot, 56c May
555s955zGc; June, 55c bid; July, size bid steamer
53Isc. Oats steady Western white, 4GG47c: do mixed
454Gc. Rye steady at 81 10: Hay quiet and steady;
prime choice Pennsylvania and Maryland so GOA
y 50 Provisions firm and quiet; mess pork-old SIS
(Gl9 bulk eats-lOOSe shoulders and clear rib sides
offering; do packed, zCd9sc; bacon-Shoulders
nc clear rib Sides I0Iic hams, 1I0I2c; Iard-Tefned
PIC. Butter dull; prime to choice Western packed
lGd2Gc; roll, l5lSc. Eggs dull and lower at ll@l2c
Petroleum nominal; refined, T54GTfsc. Coffee dull
and weak Rio cargoes ordinary 10 fair 9g1lc Sugar
steady: \ soft &c Whisky quiet at 81 10. Freights
Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton I6G1l. -four,
ISs per TOM grain, fIaG5d Receipts-nour, 3.76S bar
TeS wheat 81 400 bushels; corn, 81 1877 bushels oats.
$3.50 bushels; rye, 100 bushels. Shipments-wheat
1869 bushels corn, II 001 bushels. Sales-wheat,
36I. 37S bushels; corn, Il, 5G9 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-04
New York general Market.

NEW YORK, May 3-Cotton quiet; sales to-day 555
bales uplands. 10 9Gc Orleans 10 IS16c; consolidated
net receipts, 1856 bales eXports-GTeat Britain 2S3l
bales the Continent, 7S9 bales the Channel, 771 bales
Flour-Southern dull and heavy; common TO fair
ira 81 75l5 90 good to choice d. $ 259T 90. Wheat
opened shade easier: closed stronger; ungraded red.
81 I7GII - Corn without decided change and very
dull ungraded. 566Oc Oats opened shade stronger:
closed weak No. }, 45s4c. Hops quiet: yearlings. u
@l6c. Coffee dull: Rio III caTgOeS quoted at 90 I21c:
in job lots, 9s3aC Sugar quiet and steady; fair TO
good refining 14g5 7-iGc: prime, re refined steady
and quiet standard y. S7&9c. MoasseS in moderate
demand: New Orleans, 50G55c: Porto Rico. 3fl50c;
English Islands, 35 Sc. Rice steady and in fair de-
mand: Carolina and Louisiana. I3467l4c for common
choice. Resin steady al 81 72I2Gpl73s. Turpentne
firm at 81 ffS9c. Wool duh and weak: domestic
fleece 32lnI Jc: Texas, I4G3Gc. Pork a shade frmer
and moderately active old, SIC 81 middes quiet and
firm: long and short clear 81 Lard active:
opened higher closed with advance lost SII 700
IL %. FreightS steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-04
DISTRICT COURTS,

'oTET ~ GENERAL Observation-Disclosures CART
TER AND JUSTICES HAGNER AND C0X.-MCPherson
-. Lowell; continued WeSenieldt Us. Heizel: heard
on motion 10 GuaSh attachment and submitted. Nc
Freedman Savings and Trust Company Holden:
Continued. Kelly Stuart; continued by consent of
counsel BtniGnS eSate leave 10 file TeplicationS
granted. United States George Brown: appeal
dismissed ana judgment below affirmed. Lee
Starr: opinion by Justice Cox. United States vs.
Pop. appeal dismissed on motion ofappeIlanI.
tQJITY COURT-JUSTICE Wy LIE.-NcDowell vs.
connolly; leave TO file petit Oh o. LOUiS -. Keith
granted. Riggs VS.. Thomas; rule against I. +. Wa
CANAAN and others. TetUTnable May To- 1881. Queen
Us brooks: auditors report ratified Merrill
GatciSll: sale ordered and James =. Edwards ap-
Iuil}Gd: same. Kaiser 81 ichney: J. ]. Knox
Sa> iuied defendant III lieu OF roswell al Freed
man Savings and Trust Company Wood: ]. ].
hhoN substituted as comptroller IL lien OF CreSwell
~ al shepherd vs. FreednIaD'S Savings and Trust
company: !. J. Knox substituted as defendant in
Elder " Elder: restraining order retuSnabe May 70
Sisi!litl- stewart ". Ch5TGUi ImDrU Vement Com
ilE complainant ordered 10 give security for costs
III zen DAYS Kaiser ". StickHey: exceptions TO sale
Et"S sale finally ratified and auditors report con-
nIihcd IhursOn ThurStOn; divorce a vino. mat
Granted. Fisk ". HOllander; testimony ordered
;;,-hti ny commissioner. Huntley vs. Barlow; hear
N,s commenced Adjourned I'LL Today at eleven
NhiAlNAl. Cot RI JUSTICE COX.-AIeNandeT ste
court.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
toLIl in General Term-Key VS.. Murray: Draper
" hyde: Walach Fairfield: Couser VS.. Peck
II,'iIE iltieS cOrpuS Wright Walter; Barber vs.
I'uilr savings Bank: Charter Oak Insurance Com
IL FL rs. H"Smer; Walker vs. Pckreli; WaGdy VS..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-04
GUrapelers' &uioe.
ENOR RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG, AND
u STATIONS ON THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTO-

- PUIOM AC SI 81 :, All AI, GOMPANY.

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
OLD AND FAVoRITE ROUTE RESUMED.
The Boat Line for RICHMOND via QJ-ANTICO,
and the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. and
POTOMAC RAILROAD has just been reopened with
the new and splendid steamer te4T STop
beautifully furnished and appointed in every respect
Vernon and the Potomac River, while enjoying all
the comforts of a Tst-claSs Hotel Table and Bar of
moreover, Bath Rooms with Hot and Cold Water
Smoking Rooms, Barber Shop, and luxuriOuSly FUR
nshed Staerooms for the use Of Invalids or others
The EXCELSIOR leaves her wharf, at the foot of
Seventh street at $50 and $50 p. M connecting
at Gulntlco with the Fast southern Mail, reaching
Rlchmond at BIB p M, and with the Evening Train,
arriving there at $50 M both of which trains con-
meet with all points South and Southwest Returning
from QuanticO on arrival of trains from Richmond,
gers going North can, if they desire procure rooms
and spend the night board taking the early trains
next day. Those on the boat arriving at p. IN. can
take the train at p M for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, and points North.
EXcursiOns-On this fine boat delightful trips can
be made down the river during the coming season.
Persons desiring TO spend the day at QuanticO, where
there is comfortable hotel. can take the morning
boat those only Wishing the sail down the river the
afternoon boat Arrangements can be made by eX-
curSOn parties TO stop at Marshall Hall and yOnt.
Meals will be served 10 accommOdate through passen-
gers and for those desiring can be ordered al any
hour. on the European plan.
Rates of Washington to Quantico, frst-class,
81 do do secOnd-claSs, J0c.; Washington 10 Freder
Richmond, limited to one day "a; do. do, unlimited
.; do do and return, good for ten days, 81 N B.
Passengers 10 Fredericksburg must take the afternoon
boat Excursion RateS.-Frst-claSS ticket to Guam
cO and return, good only day OF issue, ST. second
ciass ticket 10 ouantIc0 and return good only on day
OF ISSUE SIC. Sunday IcxcJrsions--The Excelsior
WIN make an excursion down the river, without land
at about o'clock Fare for the trip, - cents Tick
cts be had and information cheerfully furnished
Stands, at Principal Hotels, and at the Companys
GEORGE ,MATTINGLY, Superintendent
W. p WEIGH, Agent. my5-1m
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Proposals.
Proposals for Fresh Beef, Mutt
ton, &c.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
COMNISsARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 4, 1851
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, addressed to the I'M
designed will be received at this Office until II O'Clock
noon, on WEDNESDAY, May %, 1851, at which time
and place they will be opened in the presence of bid
deTs for furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the
Subsistence Department, United States army, at this
depot, for issue to troops civilian employees &c. dur
ing the fiscal year commencing July !, 1881.
Separate proposals will likewise be received and
opened for furnishing choice cuts of Fresh Beet,
COrned Beef and Mutton for sales to officers during
the same period: but the right will be reserved to
award separate contracts for beef for issues, for
beef, cOrned beef, and mutton for sales.
Information as to conditions quality Object pay
ment, &c, can be obtained by application to
w. II. BELL.
my4-6t CsaDtain and C.. s. T. :, A
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FEMININE FACTS

The late General Upton left the larger
-or, ,r his cstate-valued at S30OO0-to his sister,
mf,s sarah Upton, Of Batavia, n. Y.
Sara Bcrnhardt will take home $780,
oas her share Of the profits in this country. That
MIN buy her 81 new spring bonnet, anyhow.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett, it is an
,,,..,..i by the Whitehall Rerjc3c. is engaged TO
,,r,- rhc daughter of the Prince de FurstenbeTg.
Miss Grace Chamberlain, daughter of
PRESIDENT chamberlain of Bowdoin, has just been
married To Mr. H. e. Allcn son of the Hon. Stephen
n Allen, Of Boston.
Tie her head up in towel,
Let her put on fathers blouse;
Send the children TO the country
Mammals ready 10 clean house.
clara Morris cook, it appears, be-
c.p. insane the other day. She had done an
orn,'..lte to rags, and Clara pretended TO die of
heart disease Cooks has feelings, and ought to
be respected as sich.
The old lady kept private bottle
fyorn which she refreshed herself from time 10
fine rs she felt the need, though none 1.-THE fam
i.y knew it. One evening her daughter, in rum
maging through the pantry for dOughnuts for her
beau. spied the bottle, and had the curiosity to
draw The cork and apply her nose TO the aperture,
at 81 hich moment the old lady hove in sight, and
angriy demanded: We'll, are you any wiser
than you were? What do you suppose it is ?" a
don't know what it is, mamma" answered the
shrinking maiden but il smells Just like Charles
mUustache '-BTOOktyn Eagle.