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Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

The Assassin- Growing More FearfuI.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The manner of the assassin shows more fear as the nights como and to day his appearance has been sort of forced bravado. During the morning he ex- pressed great desire to have some exercise and asked for some paper to write to friend It is now apparent that he is suffering as much as it is possible for a man to suffer in mind, for he is fearful of the least sound On General Crocker making the usual inquiries of the prisoner this afternoon he answered that be had slept well, and continuing said,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-3 P. M. Money closed at per cent. Exchange closed firm at s4S 11Gas4SS; Governments closed firm. f0losing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
Veteran Soldiers Express Their Grief

Veteran Soldiers Express Their Grief
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 22.-The re- union of the Army of the Cumberland took place to-day. The ex-federal and ex-confed- crate soldiers marched to Common Hill, where they raised flag and held requiem ser- vices. Memorial services were held at p. m. at the court house, and tonight an ora tion to the Army of the Cumberland was de-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
DEATHS.

BlSHOP-In Fair Haven, Sept 21st, Nellie J wife of Frederick F. Bishop, and daughter of Jared D. Cor ham of Hamden.
 Funeral from Grace Church Friday afternoon, Sept 2Sd, at o'clock. Relatives and friend invited to attend vithout further notice. The burial will be at the convenience of the fam ly. 2t ATWATER-In this city, Wednesday, Sept. 21, Henry J. Atwater, aged 52 years
 Funeral from his late residence, Mo- TrumbuII st., on saturday afternoon Sept. 24th. at o'clock Rel at1vee and friends invited to aCtend without fur ther notice. The burial at the convenience of the family.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIvED-sEPTEMBER 22 RR. --N' 0o-- " 4' - -' -- N A sch Laura Jones, Stevens, Bangor, lumber to The Sch Forest Belle, Smith, Bangor, lumber to W A Sch Daniel Morris Beckwith, New York, for MiI- ford, Ct.
 Sch Henry Lewis, Lewis, Bangor, lumber to Frank G PhiptR
 Sch Champion, Rich, Calais. lumber to Henry Har- rison.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

The Garfie cid Fund Rapidly Swelling.
 NEW YORK, September 22.-The total amount of subscriptions to the Garfield fund up to this evening is $266, ,67s.29. The United States Trust company has purchased on account of the fund $2O0, 900 in United States per cent. registered bonds, for which they paid $232, 468. 75. Three months inter- est on the bonds due October 1st will be paid to Mrs. Garfield by the Trust company with out any charge for commission, etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
TRUSSES i!

Fifteen years since we commenced the manufacture of Trusses, Supporters, and va rious appliances for the relief and cure of the various weaknesses and deformities which afiict not less than one tenth of the commu- nifty. With what success our efforts have been crowned is known only to the thousands who, of their own accord, or following the advice of their physicians, have placed them selves in our hands.
 The treatment of Hernia has been with us study, and experience has taught that there is no one truss or appliance suited to the wants of all. but that each individual case requires special consideration. For this reason, while we manufacture many applian- ces of our own, we have constantly availed ourselves of the inventions of others until on our shelves may be found nearly every truss of any value in market Considering our complete stock and long experience in the se- lection and application of various appliances, we are able to offer special inducements and to guarantee perfect satisfaction.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
Little Ray Comfort.

WILLIAssrowN, Mass, Sept. -22.-James A. Garfield, jr., passed comfortable night and Dr. Hubbell thinks all danger is passed. If he experiences no relapse he will go to Cleveland to attend the funeral He hopes to leave Friday or Saturday.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
AnExtra Session of the Senate.

An Extra Session of the Senate.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-It was announced late this evening that the President and Cab met today decided to convene the United States Senate in extra session October 10. The necessary proclamation will be issued in due time. At the convening of the Senate there will be in their seats, according to present appearances, 37 Democratic Sen ators, 34 Republicans, one Independent, David Davis, and Senator Mahone. Thus the Democrats will have 8 clear majority on or ganization, and from the best advices now obtainable will choose one of their members president pro tenn of the Senate. who will be next in succession to the Presidency in the event of death.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

The Possible Mistress Of the White House.
 ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 22.-Mrs.i Mary Mo Elroy of this city, who is spoken of as the probabee mistress of the White House under the. new administration, is the wife of John E. McElroy of Albany, and the sister of President Arthur. She is 8 lady of winning presence and is noted both for her culture and for her social charms Mrs McElroy is not at all fond of display, preferring rather her own freside and immediate circle. Of late she has been calling often at New York to look after the household matters of Mir. Arthur. Mrs. McElroy has two children-a boy and girl
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

TO RENT, &E7A THE Brick House I2l Meadow street. corner HliiI Of Prout street. Has all conveniences and HR.4 large garden. Possession given October 1st.
 THOS. R. TROWBRIDGE, seas tf 79 Long Wharf
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

MAGNATES IN THE LINE OF MARCH.
 A special order has been issued to the Dis trict militia to assemble in full dress uniform at p. m. tomorrow to take place from the Capitol to the funeral train. General Sherman has ordered four companies of troops from Fortress Monroe, two from Richmond, one from Norfolk and regulars from the Marine barracks to participate in the procession The civic division of the procession will include two Commentaries of Knights Templar and various other societies. The place assigned the physicians who at< tended the President will be occupied by Drs Woodward, Barnes and Reyburn and possibly Dr. Agnew. Drs. Bliss and Hamil- ton are not expected as they are detained in New York One feature of the procession will be the presence of dead President, live President, two ex-Presidenfs fGrant and Hayes) and two ex-Vice Presidents (Colfax and Wheeler) who will be here in the morn ing. The full Supreme bench is expected to be in the line and all the foreign ambassadors who can reach the city in time. After the civic societies who may participate will come the populace, for whom of course there will be little room between the Capitol and the depot, but who will no doubt fill the streets for blocks around Thesame police arrange ments will be observed as on Wednesday. The avenue will be kept clear to the curb. Mufied drums and slow mu. sic will accompany the tread of marching feet. Among those comprising the military escort will be General Sherman and staff,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
TO RENT

SPRAYED,
 A FROM pre- nises Mo- 345 Elm street, dark brown HORSE, about seven years old. Who GTNtever will returI said horse or give infornna A<4-tion where it may be found will be suitably rewarded. KELSEY & 0 UGH ss25 f 39 Orange Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

GAUDEFROY'S
 ENT OFFICE. DRIvATE families Darding houses, hotels and Ii restaurants be piled with help of differ ent nationanties attention is paid by the pro ptietor of the establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to i situ ation. Coun- try calls of any stance promi tly attended to. 33K Orange street, near Crown street.
 au17 f7AUDEFROY.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
EOR RENT

E OIN 1bI4N 1g &&AS nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin
 iia Rock to rent for the season. Second floor, No. HUI 61 Asylum street, $10 :; 239 Congress avenue, $1I. For sale-A sea shore house and barn, large grounds, at Savin Rock House has 21 rooms in first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe soda fountain, candy counters marble top tables show casee awning, ice cream tables A. ". HOLMES, je18 If Room B. 69 Church Street.
 Furnished Rooms.
 &eAa ONE OR TWO gentlemen can be accomnaoda- Etiia ted with furnished rooms, at
 i;l my2o If 5ss CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
SITUATION WANTED.

RY respectable German girl to do general house. sD work in small family. Apply on upper foor. at fi' o- "PPoA Ao0A'
 se23 It. 1sfGRAND sTpErT
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
ReaI Gstate.
FOR RENT.

dA A WELL furnished first floor Room for gen. Eiis tleman and wife or two single gentlemen with E.U board; also two single Rooms.
 se2l 6t& 85 OLIVE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

A SMART young man, about 16 years old, to learn A mechanical trade requiring taste Apply at
 seZ5 2t 260 CHAPEL STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 SEPTEMBER 2s.
MARRIAGES.

EDMONDS-In this city, Sept. Fist, 6 son to John
 and Mary A Edmonds, weight pounds.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-23

NOr S4I0 AC D baFS4Ins
 jA4A FIRST-OLASS and commodious house Esia with modern Improvements, situated
 .IA of the finest avenues in this city. Large lot, fronting two streets There is a nice barn the premises. The property is worthy the attention of investors, and be at any time. For partic- lars call at THIS OFFICE. je21 If
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Die Ma6t Oct WonopoIs.

9ie Wta9t Der Wonopole 1T Elm unSes
iinirbarer Yesrif seporoen. Wir fibIen
lie in aaen 2a9en unb 8srbGltniHen, Ne
srsift In ole Observation-Disclosures Elm,
firSt ben Gobn Der Arbeitsr, bel9neioet
ole Yroiite Der 3apitaIitsn, rsibt piltirs
LID bic rei9sn 9strdse bes 2anSes an E9,
beeinhuBt unlere @tri6te uno Yarlameute,
fdli4t Die 6fisntli@e Wsinuns our9 cine
erfauite prefe. D%srbinoert ben freisn Nus=
6rud oss 9oltsnilsns, ab.r nie melt lie
fi4 lpirfli9 sritredsn fann ODER eritredsn
rpiro, Sas perma9 beute Niemanb gu "a.
gen. BUR on ibtsn S;ii9ten psrmaa mat,
bic Wonopole Su %srtsnnsn, nur aus Dem,
iuas fattii4 i9on sCidsbsn. mas he aIs
i6nen m69li4 b~ttpitisn baden, Idst F9
auf ibre Wa9t uno Die 9sfu5ren i9lieBen,
tuslde baraus Der aqssmeinbeit erpa6isn
miIien.
8tlo 1T Ma6t, uno elm tleiner lle6sr=
bid iiber bic 8srn6Jen, tpeI9e bon Wo,
ncpoliten in upsllublid tur3sr 3sit Su.
iammensrafft poroen fiub, pirb - tuenr
au4 nur ~einSslne 8eiipisle bsraussssriiisn
tueroen t0nnsn - einen 9sgrif 9eben BON
BEN Druid, ben bitis 6srrsn auf Die tpirt9.
i4aftliden 8sr6dltniis bss 2anbss seiibt
baben unb isbt in Osrmsbrtsm Wabfabe
iiben t6nnen.
Dor 10 Sabrsn tparen s untin q t 4,
Sopfin8& 60. In San Graneisco 81.
ienbdnoIer BON iebr bsidrdnftsn Witteln.
sic bautsn bic Central Yaeifc. gi5.nbabn
uno erlOarbsn fd babur9 aut mas man&e
9sute ,,lssitime" art unb WeiIe nsnnsa,
Elm 8erm6ssn bon brsi bis finf Wiaionsn
Dollars; felt iensr 3sit baben He uie
8aubrittsr BON ben Yrobutten unb benz
9erfebr Der ~seiammtsn YaeiRe.Rafs Sri.
but etbobsn unb isbt bstrdst, ni&t bas
pribat', ionbsrn bas In benz 2ompagnis.
sei4dft anssIsste Rapital Der sinjslnsa
partnsr msbr ais $135, 900, 900; benn BEL
elmer ssri9tIi9sn 9srbanbluns CAB Sc.
Lamb Stanorb isin @si9dftstapitul
auf $34. 543. 30S, Charles groder
bas leinige auf $34,495,45S uno Jrau
$ optins 6as ibrise auf $25,2S0, 972
an, tndbreno bas 0erm6gsn Suntinq=
ton's bel sr6Ber, OILS oas BON Stan.
foro oSer grodsr sei4dBt pirb. "I..
Dor unssfdbr atuansis Sabrsn besann
Der periforbene 9anber6ilt oils Elm
psr6dltnibmdBis armer damn - er tpuros
auf etpa SO. o00. 900 ssi9dbt - uno iebt
bat isiu Sobn ALIEN $51, 000, 900 in Bun
bssobligationen iansslsst; fem Ysrm6sen
aber tpiro obus uebsrtrsibuns auf $780,
100000 sei4dbt. ..l ,1 mH.
r SAP 8oulb mar 1878 Elm Wann bon
s stDa : $1,000 600, beuts bat er oisasi@t
$50. DOC, 900. 49,.
uno 10 nit pislsn anbersn g~iisnbaba.
leuten, bic, ipsnu, iis aud ni9t,i in bsrisl-
ben 8siis ibr 0srmDSsn permsbrt babsn,
f4 bod 10 i9nsa b.rei6ertsn, bub bic
3abl 9ersr,' tpel&s In ben lebtsn Sabrsn
BON $1,000 900 biz $4,000. 600 "stwar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
NIerianer Yroseb.

ginss Der brei amsritaniI9en 6oipitd!er
Der u lsrianer=8 L D 6sfin6et Rh
in ST. 2ouis. mo Die aI.rianer aud
cine SrrsnanitaIt babsn. (Sbre suei on.
bsrsn amsritaniidsn Rrdnten6duier Fn6 in
Chicago unb Oibfoi6) lls5sr einen
Steuerpro5eb Der St.2ouiis aIsyta-
nsr msloet III Die oortise ,amsrita":
nSn i9rsm 9ro3'B nit Sapib gousrs,
in Der giseni9aft ols Yrdibsnt bss alisi-
iorenratbss. in 8esus auf Die 8s'binoli4.
feiten bes a%leriansr- 0oipitals aIs Steusr.
5abler ,uuroe our9 Hi6ter 2inolsp Az
@unffsn bss SoipitaIs ent5tteben. Sic
alsrianer-8 rioer eisnen bier ader 2ano
in Ssffaion apenue unb OIase.S trase,
NO He elm Sospital bnben, In Dem isoer
8eoirfti9e obne 3ablung aufsenommen
unb bebanoelt miro. unb no ieoer Sab,
Iunssidbise Sablt. aQer unb isoer ll.ber.
i9ub ibsr bic pirfli9sn auslagsn fir
Sablunssfdbise &raRts piro baju psrs
tpanSt, bi. @i6tjablungsid5isen su psr=
pflsssn uno Die S9ulcen bes SoipitaIs 80
6e3a6len. 4ber ole ginnab men aus fol-
den Quelen Fnb mob ni9t einmal aus.
rsi6enb, UNI Die armen 8rantsn su unter.
baIten. SIN Issten Sabre tuaren 23O CAB
lenoe Yatientsn In Der anitaIt, ipel9e int
@anSsn $500 ~ein5slne Rtantentage reprd'
i~entiren unb Elm baraus er,patIsnss Gin.
fommen bon 1854 Dollars ooer etpas
penigsr als rs Gents per Sag. lIno oiss
i9lisbt meoi3inii9e 8sbanoluns, Webisi.
men, Bobnuns unb ROf, Se3materiuI,
Gi9t uno 2ranfenpartuns Elm. Wdbrsno
hes Sabrss aber purben 319 arme bebans
belt uno ssphest. iuslde cine @eiammt.
iumme BON 1896 6rantsntagen reprds
ientiren. Sie aIsrianersY riber psrlans=
ten babsr Steusrfrsibsit fir / ader hires
8sfBtums nit ben Gebduoen uuo Yerbsi.
ierunsen oaraut unb battsn sinsn 8sfsbI
an ben afsfor in Dem Sinne bonn @sri1t
erbetsn. Die antuort oes aHsHor's mar,
bob Die WiIourier@sisbe aIeroinssanital.
ten, bic ausi4lisBli9 unentseltli9e SiIf.
fir arne in irseno elmer Weiie Ieiitetsn, l
ader iteusrfreies gisentbum nit improve
ments" 3u balten erlaubten, bab aber bas
beiaste Soipital, neil es ia aud be3ab'
lenoe Yatisnten babe, ni1t In bic Rate
9oris fisle. Sos @eriat .entidieo babin,
oab oas beiasts Sosipital mirfli9 untsr
Die 8atesorie Der itsuerftsisn seb6rt uno
CAB urtbell uno Orosr ME srbetsn. Ser
aIeIIor bot ben Jal iofort in oas appel
lationsseridt Ibsrgsfibrt. l1no bort lit
aud Elm ..supersedeas" bepiqi9t porbsn,
10 Dab Der Sal II i'm Ippsaationsse.
ri6t idmebt."a ... ..h... .f "s"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Spanien MAIDEN, Wsnn bod btsie 5ers
rem nur bas sbtIi9e unb rs4ilide Wittel
Der llsberssusuns anwsaSen MOLTEN, unb
BITE coIoTalen Sumnsu. uel9e tint Otenffe
bss v~rein.n GpanssIiums" ueridIeubsrt
uerSsn. in OsutidIaub. England unb
amstita lafsu uoIltsu, Oann uar6e BITE
gauge S5dtisteit be, qu. Niifordre tm
fatboltl9en Spanisn fid auf bic Yaforis
runs Der wcntsen mad Spanisn stnseuans
bsrtsn grotsfantsn bsi5l dntsn.
so uieI ais antuort auf ben attitel in
Der ySteumsttuue". (@erm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
z urcmburecr Gazette.

perben. l1nb no Iisst fte, unb no 1T fs
su finben2 Ou bait nit pieIen anbsrn per.
sefen, baB 9ott Dir als 9auptaufsabe BITE
&ettnss beiner Sesls seseben bat. Dab
er bid une 8tsIs, Ia uas Gae IN bieiss
9ano Der Sreibeit seiest obsr barin seborsn
perbsn lteBe, bamit mir uniere Seele nm
10 eber retteu foIten. @ber Iisber 2sier,
nt4t bios betne SesIe foQtsif bu bier ret:
Ten, pieaetdt finb Dir aud anbsre SeeIen
CUR Gettung anuertraut porbeu, aud nm
oisis gu retten ioutef bu Seit inbeu. 8er'
sefe aber bet bteiem pidtissn @ei6afte
ni9t, baB bic 3eiten, bic 9erbdItnthe, be-
ionbers absr bic @efabrsn anbsre sewor:
ben iinb. 8ie bieies sstomH,sn il, nd6'
items. 3. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Nibrenoe @orte etneS perbann.
ten 8tfdofS. ,

Su ben SsrbanSIuneen Der ruifI1sn
Rssisruns nit &om ipteIt bic Bsissuus
Der Bii6ofsitibTs BITE 5auptroIs. @is
usrIautst, usrben Der grSbil1of pom @ar
i5au, SsIinsti, unb Der Bii@of &rafusti
BON WiIna In i5re SiSceien nidt 3urid
tebren /; erferer, neil Der &aiier f9 burd
einen Brief aug benz Sabre 1868 ps,i0n
lib beleibist fibIe, Der annette, neil er su
ssfdbrIi9 fsin fol. Den 9ti5OisfubI
BON Wari5au ioa Der 8ii5of 9opisI pon
Guiapisn erbaI:en. @s miiBtsn aIio BIZ
spei senanntsn 8ii6Ofe uuf i5re Stab!s
uersi6ten. 9aS bic a~ussIsserbsit benz
grsbiidof Sslinsfi. wsI6er aIs Ss,banntsr
felt 1868 in Sa,osIap Iebt, bereits porse
Isst porbsn 1T, asi5t fOIsenbe ribrenbs
Ste0e aus sinem Briuatbrtefe: $50 ssbs
bin in @ottes Ramer, no i1 ni&t sinwal
meme Gbrdnsn iasn tonnte. Wsiue Ebrd.
men perbsn bier i'm NOrbsu su Gis, bsuor
fs sur grbs fallen; i'd boffs isOo6, fs
eeben nitt uerIorsn; Bonn Der gnssl bet
grbs, psl6s mir 10 tbsuer 1T, uirb fs
aui 1sisn unb Der ID fsdten R6uisin brin:
gen ; bieie Nib fs nit ibrem Saube ct:
udrmen u. als srquidenbsn Ebau nieberien:
ben auf bic ssIisbtsu SseIsn, welde fe mi,
anpsrtraut bate, unb bsren Mutter fe inn
u,er psrbIeibsn pirb, psnu aud i'd aufb0'
rem psrbe ibr 9irt gu ieiu." Serner iouer
Der abminitrator Der Di6csie @ari9au.
Sottieuic3, unS Der Oomberr goraewst
su Di6esian. 8iid6fen srnannt psrben. -
Die Ebrdnen, rueI9e bieier ebIe Bii9of II
Der srauiamen 8srbannuns wsinte unb BIZ
3u gis sefrorsn, sbe fe bic grbe erreidtsn
u,6sen einf in slibenbes GrS fi6 usrwan
bsIn uub auf bic SseIe bes srauiamer
Raiiers, Der fs ftieBsm madte, fallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
aGtuts ibr &atbolifen!
Die stimme hes BERT. Pirs TX.

Sn unisrn Easen i9eint bic @orisbuns
Der tatboIf9eu Srehe cine beionbere Wiis
Fcn sssebsn gu babea. I'm ibr 1T ss, bic
grunbidse Der Srbnuus unb bss 9Iaus
bsns bort, no bieielben berri9en, gu bewabs
ssu unb fe ba au psrbreitsn, mo @ottIos
Fsteit unb cine talts @Ieidsiltisteit bie'
feIben IN 8erssKenbeit seratben lieBen. =
ftus *. in einem S9reiben o 1851.
@tr sriuden sic ~inffdnbisft allen beneu
NIT euren sutsn @iIen unb errer @unH
bsisuiieben, bic nit @eiff besabt unb mil
ssnisenber &enntutB ausseritet, f9 an
6is arbeit MAIDEN unb Builder unb 3eitun:
gen sur 9ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns bei
tatbOlii9sa 9ebre uer6HentIi9en. - gncp'
sItea 9tus TX.
Sic Stimme Secs XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(9afet euer 2i9t Ieudtsn DOR ben Wsn'
jdsn, bamtt fe euere suten @erte isben.
aub Der 9err ssbe su9 basu Seinsn Se'
senD J.. an
SEQ XIII. on bas in Yarma eridsinenbt
BIatt Luce" (9eu6te), gnfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
RatbpIiiber 8ir6ens3 alenoer.

gon Der gsrtIdruns @srifi Tsttb. II.
srnnt. ZEN IS. Mara @iepbSrus. gts90f.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
THE FRANCKLYNs.


Gossip About the Family who's
Cottage the President 10 Occupy.
ing.
Correspondence Roches or Dem.
Mr.. Charles @. Francklyn, who Il
first cousin to Sir Beach Cunard, BIT.
and is now q gentleman Of between 80
and 40 years Of age, had been for many
years the New York agent Of the
Cunard line of steamers, but concluded
last winter to resign this lucrative DO.
sition on account Of many other BUSH
ness engagements, chief among which
is the Presidency of the Municipal
Gaslight Company and the Presidency
of a silver mine in Utah, in which be
is also principal shareholder. Mr..
Francklyn is married 10 very beauri-
full and accomplished American lady.
daughter of Ex-Governor Hoyt, from
which marriage two children have
sprung, Gilbert, familiarly called
BERTHE, a boy Of II, like his father, a
true John Bull of the best type, and
who is now being prepared for Eaton,
and Gwladys, q young lady of nine
summers, who resides, or rather does
not reside with her parents, for the
Francklyns reside nowhere in psrticu.
lar, although they have q princely
mansion in New York, one of the old.
fashioned Dutch houses in Washing
ton Square, just fitted up for their use
and the handsomest cottage at Elberon,
on the healthiest spot perhaps In the
United States. Yes, believe "a
travellers the Francklyn family will re.
main unrivaled. When on the sp-
proach of winter they have to come to
town and everybody believes them
comfortably settled with their twenty. :,
three servants, elegant carriages, and
superb horses, they charter q steam
yacht, and off they are to Cuba, to
enjoy tropical climate for q week or
two. Back again, they give half Q
dozen balls and a score Of dinner par
ties, to every body who is anybody, but
before these hospitalitles can be- re-
turned they are gone to England,
where Mr.. Francklyn, who Is very eE-
terprising, has no doubt some iron in
the fire. Just now they are out West,
bear bunting, with Miss Gwladya
dressed as boy, accompanied by Sir
Beach Cunard and Mr.. Balfour, q
young Scotchman Of noble lineage. -
But, although Mr.. and Mrs. Francklyn
having already been here this season,
have no further need of their cottage
for the rest of the summer,
it is no less to their credit that they
have 30 generously offered it to the
President.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13
. "I Had Great Hopes"

BYy. WEED vANDEwATxR.
Two sons Of Erin CHANGED one day,
While taking bricks i've stories high,
To boast OF their respective skill
When Patrick laid. with flashing eyes
"Begorra. Mike, now houid yer tongue;
Wild me ye can't that ladder prod;
III bet the drinks that can take
Ye to the roof inside me hod."
"I'll take the bet ~ bold Michael cried;
And, getting in, he shouted Scoop
Then Pat began his ardueus task,
And round on round he left below.
At last the top Pat reached. and then
He proudly dumped Mike ON the roof
"Be heggins, Mike. I've won the bet.
And you yourself must be the proof"
"Indade. me boy. ye've nobly won.
But by the holy blessed popes,
When half way up yer foothold slipped
Bedad. twas then had great hopes"
The daily gazette., 1881-09-13

DIR. J. D. Button, physician of the
Auburn IN. " penitentiary has
written letter to the sheriff of Rich
mond, Va, giving his experience
with Thos. A. Marvin, now under ar
rest for bigamy and forgery, and who
1t Is claimed, served term in the
Auburn penitentiary. DIR. Button
Gays: "During twelve years. expert
ence at this prison no convict was
ever known of equal ability at feign
ing all the forms Of disease or insanity
He was an expert in all kinds of
deception; but his first failure at his
enterauce here rendered all his
efforts futile" 1t is said that the
ider ification of Marvin as the man
who married Miss Turpin, of Rich.
mond, is now thorough.