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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

deparlmenl, and there was more or less
snecllaliOn - 70 how soon Secretary
Wlnhom would decide 10 call SONS ii
the extended bs fpr redemption, or Oifer
10 buy ~ OF iles, There Is very
Strong IMPRESSION, and II Is merely
az impression, 20 iar rs can be ascertain,
~, thai y 10 secretary viii decide 10 call
some 81 llie continued 6s, as they can he
called u any time, the interest eeasing
~ Tie date ~ the call, Interest on lhe
extended IS will not cease until three
months Afler the date Ofihe call,
The work Of thoroughly cleaning the
Whlle House viii commence At an early
day, The carpets vii be taken ~ and
Tie curtains removed and cleaned
There will also be effected an improve,
menl IN tho White House drainage, The
changes IN plumbing will not be very
extensive, The matter Of ventilation OF
INC ! ouse has also received consideration
The ventilation isnot rs good as II should
be,
The star route prosecutions will begin
IN few days,
Cant, llOwgate took 500 IN July from
\ CLERK In Tie Elgnal'serViee office 10 buy
lnln,ng stocks, The clerk has never seen
lle stocks OF money and sues for $1,000.
The marsha, looks IN vain for any Of
lioWgale's property not already levied
upon,
II IL now admitted that Of the $1,000
l0uses IN the District Of Columbia, less
han 1000 have sewer connections, the
'esl being dependent upon cess'poOls,
Gulieap Is In absolute solitary conhne
nenl, lilo secs no one save lis lailers,
nd they hold no conversation with him,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
Domestic and Foreign.

A party Of men looking for arms In q
house near Mlllsireet, county Cork, Ire
land, recently, met the police, The
raiders fired and fatally wounded pO,
lccmin, Another party ot police fired
u return, killing u young man nnmed
Tickle who hnd no part IN the raid,
Four arrests have been made, lllcklc
tie farmers son who was killed, had
slrnyCd on 10 the premises when return
Ing home drunk, Ito received u bullet
IN The temple and charge Of buckshot
IN The side,
Thomas q, Neal, u Chicago "crank."
ran Amuck the other evening and shot
five persons before he could be secured,
Crow Dog. the murder of Spotted Tall,
hns reaohed DendwOod, OAK, and will
be- tried soon, liz says HAT h0 can
establish .lustlllahlc homicide, The muir.
derCr' Of Lieut., Cherry will also be tried
nj once,
II has hccn decided not 10 send any
Russian officers to witness the German
autumn military mancuvers, possibly
because II was known that their presence
would not DO welcome.
A heavy snOw.storm prevailed In III
Black Hills u few nights since. Snow
Was live inches on level In DcadwOol.
OAK. and three inches at Custer City.
Al Bald mountain II was two feet deep.
Officers ut the Ohio pcnitcntiary nj
Columbus, have discovered that Their
cOnvic,s. In order TO buy tobi eco and
Ike laXuries. have begun making
couhtvIlclt nlgkoN' ino poRus COZ
were clrsulltcu ny cohVlct WIN was
supposed Trustworthy W,n WIS n''oWuu
70 urlVo u team outside Tue Wills but
lew COINS were iouhu'
The department of public works Of
Mexico, after m inyesti La,ion into the
Morclo7 railroad disaster, finds Its COM
pany md its chief engineer and the
government engineer responsible. Ths
authorities WIN Deg,h su,t against tilc
company ana proceed erimihaliy against
'ho engineers
Boh.lires were l'ghled oyer n large
portion OF lhe horll, OF irelnhd on re-
cent hieh', w marx OF eralitude 10 MT.
Gladstone ior the l''hd act
The number OF hogs In the West Is
said to be one quarter less than last year,
and they are sma | and IN POOR condition.
There Is also deficiency of food with
which to falten them.
The census of India. lust completed,
shows n population of 252, 800. COO.
Tho ronor,s ,o,orJ;,a fin ;,,o,,;o, Of
,ho R,rnuoss Rnrdc,,, C"u,,s IN vis;t
An Amorica V soon oro ,,n,onndcd W ''''
rho odi,ions If ,ho win of ,hc peo,Io
which have re,nnrnrcd nj ST. Pciarsbnrg
,rc snnnlemcnis nromising n FIJI MN. |
l,cr soon Thcv warn snies of deaih
threaten n final Ilow 70 The enemies If
nihilism md contain a, list Of gifis 70 The |
find amounting 10 5000
,onhles n isl nj ihe loo nihiists arrested
,ince Novcmbcr md nm article con.
lcmning the czar's nolicv.
a Wew ya,,. ron,r,i o,d C,n.a,
nu" ,. avlh S;nt s m,'u t ,''uui
.he N;,aor. river ,t Rnilalo " '
~ W.. 49,, ..,a. ,,ea"aJ ..,. -.
p, My N.lie li' Nm lnen S."ppgo .,"i , ~
,s''uh., Mo;, recently Will ,a r ; s,gnh.
'hu o9s.tuclions on snc c ia,Is' instantly
,ant n,' . snn nors and trnin hands cover.
mg p under Henry riaes and rcvolvers
y6ilo thev onenoa thc safe in the eynrcss
.,r tnoci;n J,wn tho mossan gor and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
MILefe.

o, never doubt lhe love hear
Deep ia mY soul fpr lhei
Not sursr i The 'eireling ala,
The eyer,hoWing sea.
Tl.ou, liks tho flashing polar star
Set ia heavens glilteing doms,
Dolh guide NY lark-or near % far
Uaio tiy heart. nay hoIael
O, think not thai tho songs sing
Can lure ny heart from lheei
liiousrl tho glad source wheRee lhsy spring
The founi Of minslrelsy,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
NEW UgDERCL0THINo

Sponge undcrclothing il recent
novelty invented and patented in Der
lin. II is claimed for II that IL can bo
clcanscd more easily than wooden goods
and, being more flexible, does not chaic
the skin so much, II il bad conduct.
or, and tends TO keep the surface TEN.
pomturo uniform. One who wears this
undorclothing is not liable to take cold,
for ii absorbs the pcrspira,ion without
checking it. After tho mineral and
vegetable impurities in the sponges
have been beaten by heavy hammer to
admit Of being readily washed out, the
sponges are dried and pared with n
sharp knife. These parings ARE then
sowed together. Tho fabric is prepared
without any use of poisonous dyes.
which, as incorporated in cloth under.
clothing, sometimes prove very delete.
rious to the system.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
That Ter,ibIe Indsmie,

Fever and agle, shallels the mOst vigorous
constitution and physique, aud tho alter effects
81 lilo alkalGd often taken ~ arrest u, sul'
plate 81 qniulne, are scarcely less peIRlel6us
The best losieiy-pr0yen a. 10 %, mol alone
IN the malarial stricken regions 0n ibis cont,
nent, lat also IN those portions III South and
Central America where malalAl feyeTs arc
most prevalent aud miliguaUl=ls ilOsletler's
stomach lilllcrs, IL remedial and preventive
elects ~ ~ GpppHUni u Intermittent and
romlilent Levers are owing 10 10 tonic Tegi,
lnling Influence upon lh6 liver, stomach hnd
'HWe's H. u these cooperating organs, upon
llp joint, harmonious action III which depends
lilo health and yis0r 1T the system, are made
H. gd Ike oluok,wOrk, The consequence 10
hat digestion, assimilation aud secretion are
thorough, aud tho system sustained aud de-
Tended against mIasmallo influences
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
New tampshiTe,

Among the Clouds says John w, Quit,
eau, brother Of the assassin, 10 nj llf Va,
byaR house, White mountains, lle II
ollen seen studying tho bulletins from
tho White House,
The second survey Of tho Pemigewas-
sci Valley railroad Is being made, and The
proposed route leaves the main track Of
! he ii0siOn, Concord and Moalreal road
just above the station across blker'Hriyer,
goes NJ The west hank Ofthe l'emigewas,
set nile above LlyermOre falls aHd then
crosses 10 the cast hank, passing over in,
leryals ~ iar ~ practicable 10 tho Profile
house,
Tile United States sleamship Lancaster
NJ Portsmouth, broke loose recently aud
lOaled down The river struck the plat
lQrlu near Gnnway ledge used by The
lnlled hlnles engineers, mud smashed II
10 pieces, The vessel was kOOn secured,
and was not damaged seriously,
Tie Lisbon waler,power suits Of cX.
Judge Rand and William II, Cummings
against Parker " Young have been dccid.
ed ~ iny0r Of the plaintiffs by Judge
la1d Oi Lancaster, who rGycrEcs his do,
Clsion Of scar ago, The question WIS
~ 10 the ownership Oithe valuable water
power on the Ann OnusuC river,
I'd Quinn Of Manchester stale q kcgof
ale from store recently. aud IN officer
had hard fight mrcstlng him, Several
shots were fired, and both men were well
covered with blood,
The board OF instruction Of Ports.
mouth, n, H., liOs appointed u commit.
tee 10 tender hospllallllos TO the State
Teachers Institute, should II decide to
hold its annual convention In that
citV
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
New England News,
Maine.


five Indian skeletons with SPEARS,
needles and ArrOwleads have been dug
up NJ fOrl Island, near The mouth Of lll
ijamariseOlla, The skeletons were moi
placed 10 regular order and II is thought
tbs Indians had been burned NJ tie stake
as there was q deposit over them Ofaslles,
eiiaHed wDOd and stones, OReskuli was
unusually large, but the others we're
yerI small and shallow,
Congress appropriated as, 900 last year
70 widen and deepen the l.liLee channel
IN The collection district Oi i'assamaalOi-
iY II is estimated that sisi, 900 will
be needed 10 iiRish the work,
Rev, 4, Y, Dixie has been elected presi-
dent Of New Jerusalem church OfAlainf,
iteys, j, u, smylh recorder, W, Il, Hay,
den corresponding secretary aud Oliver
ieHlsh treasurer,
iley, j, Mariner Of Auburn las been
called Y The free'will baptist church Al
Lynn, Mass,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

DRArERy DEPARTMENT Of Pnlno'- furniture
mandatory now conlans m immense stock q
French -a,n und sutin damnsh, silk and mohnll
plush, ennmclod and plain, spun aud INV silk,
cashmere nnd tapestries, samples OF goods,
designs aud estimates furnished, aud put up IN
the latest improved styles ut slor, notice,
Warorooms n mandatory, Canal street, op.
poslc Boston aud mime depot
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
CHANCE FOR QUARRELS.

French watering place dandies have
substituted lace for stiff linen collars
and cuffs, and one paper deprecates the
spread of the fashion on the ground that
if it be generally adopted, women will
cease to wear cheap lace, because men
will detect its poor quality, and conse-
quently husbands will have heavier lace
bills to pay. On the other hand, if men
have to buy lace for themselves they will
fancy that they cannot spend much
money on rnfiles for their wives ; and
hence great wrath and dissension.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
fHIslB WE BWALLOW.

A. an example Of compound cOndir
ments, We will enumerate the ingedi-
ents entering into three or four Of the
leading sauces used IN cookery, Soy Il
composed Of an East Indian species 0i
kidney'bean, bruised wheat, aud water,
Bengal ehutneya IL composed of red
peppers, mangoes ian East Indian fruit,
tamarlnds, sugarcandy, ginger alsins,
salt, and water, Indian curry contains
coriander seeds, turmerle a. q coloring
matter, ginger, cinnamon seeds, black
pepper, poppy seeds, garlic, cinnamon,
cardamOn seeds, cloves, rcd pepper, and
grated coeoa-nut The celebrated Wor'
cestorshire sauce contains wine vinegar
walnut catsup, mushroom catsup, Ma.
deira wine, soy, sugar, salt, rod pepper,
allspicc, corlander chutncy, cloves,
mace, cinnamon, aEaiTtida, brandy,
hogs liver boiled, aud water In pro.
pairing all compound condiments, the
articles OF which they are composed
have 10 DO weighed, measured, aud com,
pounded with the same precision ~ q
physicians prescription, In order 10
preserve tho due proportion Of fayors 10
make up the one distinctive flavor Of tho
cOmpOunl.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

A good baptist Clergyman OF hoIgen, n, y"
u strong temperance man, suffered with kid'
ncy trouble, neuralgia and digzIncs' almost 10
blindness, over two years after he WIS told
that Hop lilllols would cure him, because he
was nluid and prcIudloed against "iilleIs,"
Since his cure. ho says none need lear hut
trust In Hon liitlors,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
Irnoi EYerYIyherc

II any invalid or sick person has the least
doub, OF the power and efficacy of Hop Bit.
,ers to cure them, they can find eases exac,ly
like their own, in their own noighborhood,
with proof positive that they can be easily
and permanently cured, at II triilng cos,-or
ask your druggist or physician.
GREENWICH, Feb. II, 1850.
Hop Bittcrs Co.-Srs: ! was given up by
the doctors TO die of scroiun consumption,
Two bottles Of your Bitters cured me.
LEROY BREWER.
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National Capital Notes.

The fact that the receipts from internal
revenue and from customs in one day
aggregated over 80, lOO, 900 was the SUBJ
ject OF much comment at the treasury
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
LEROY BREWER.

NERVOUSNESS, and ull arrangements of the
nervous system, are usually connected with II
diseased condition of the blood, Debility is II
frequent accompaniment. The first thing to
be done is to improve the condition of the
blood This is accomplished by taking VEGE-
TINE. 1t is II nerve medicine, und possesses
controlling power over the nervous system.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
From The lIntyAra ncsl,lcr.

The photograph galleries of {. NJ. Liich.
field, 352 Washington ST., are among the largest
in boston. In the COLE iion Of specimens OF
his own work. especially children, there is
probably no photographer in tho city Of Boston
whose exhibits show finer work, better finish
more unique positions, nnd more artistic tnstc,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

''The freest government cannot long
endure where the tendency of the law
is to create rapid accumulation Of
property in the hands of Few, and to
render the masses Of the people poor
and dependent" -Ddaiel Webster.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

PURE COP LIVER OIL, made from selected
lvers, on the sea.shore, by Caswcll, Hazard &
Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have taken it prefer it
to all Others Physicians have decided it SUI
perior to any of the oils in the market.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
NEW RICH BLOOD

PARSONS Puruutivr Pt)ia make New ldgh
Blood, and will completely change the blood in the
will take one pill each night from TO l2wCcls may be
restored to sound health; If such thiGE ;, rasshe.
4. n. JOHNSON IL CO., Boston, Mass,
IN, n.pIv Dnn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
I.ir,Laan ni.LirI

When every phe says Wiling Is so, Il
must be So" OR this paint MF. A. II.
Lyman, Druggist, MaBislee, Mich,
writes Every one WHO lries n. Jacobs
oil, says that II is the best remedy ever
used for rheumatism, Mr, White,
customer, after having employed every
known specific l0r rheumatism, was
cured by ~, Jacobs oil,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

Dispatches from MI parts of Ontario
show that IN unusually protracted
drouth exists most everywhere, and
much loss and great Inconvenience are
accustomed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

Murder will out, 81 wal ,hc iic, tnat CARBo-
LINE, a dcodorized extract of petroleum, the
natural hair remover md restorcr, is the bcs.
preparation ever invented and excels all other
hair dressings
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

There are 100000 commercial drum
mer on their grand rounds in the
United States.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
WARRANTED FOR "a YEARS
And Never Failed.

To CURE Group, Spasms, DiarhGa. Dysentery and Sea
Sickness, taken Internally, and GUARANTEED per-
iecy hamess also externally, Cuts, Bruises, Chronic
Rheumatism, Old Sores, Pains In the limbs, back and
chest. Such remedy is DR.. TOBIAS NENET AN
IINIMENT.
Ha- No one once trying IT will ever be without 1t;
over 600 physicians use It,
E3S
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
No Mn,,,an Nrrd snnr

The first specimens Of this years
crop Of oranges In Florida arc unusual
" fine,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

Women at the warehouses; at Louis
vile and Cincinnati aro made to break
rock in the streets two hours every
morning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
M nasn chusetts.

II Il said there will soon be- n general
reduction 81 irclglll-ratcs between lios.
ton aud southern points, The basis Of
the new schedule will bc 81 per 100
pounds 10 Atlanta, Rome, Selma and
Montgomery 20 cents less than the old
rate, THIS Is not brought about BY any
railroad war; but by nm agreement be-
tween nll the members OF The Southern
railway aud steamship association,
The Institute mirnt Boston IL practi-
cal benefit 10 Now England industries.
"A large Irish house has ordered 5000
pairs OF boots made nj the exhibition
building, machinery makers haycalrcady
received orders NJ the building amount
ing TO Sl7 900. and stained glass dealers
have sold $1,000 worth Of goods. All the
spaces aro now filled, aud some late visit.
ors have been given places In the aisles,
The Humane society Of Massachusetts
have given Marion Isabel Dunbar of Bos.
ton silver medal for saving Lillian
Hooper from drowning last July.
II Is stated that the Transatlantic business
ut Boston Is so dull that steamships con-
nected with the several lines have been
Nhnh'NNH NHb SVHt w blHNl puts, Az
cording TO the reports three steamers OF
the Warren line, the lIartlcpool steamers,
and five others, among them the Hooper,
which IL the largest of the steamers sail
ing from Boston. have been withdrawn.
When ocean traffic rcvivcs some ofthcsc
will probably be stnt back.
The United States consul ut the Cape
of Good Hope has telcgraphcd to Secre-
tary Blaine confirming the loss of all the
crew and officers OF the ship Calcutta OF
Boston on the voyage to Cuba, except the
mate and two men.
A temperance convention ut Townsend
resolved that IAN ignorant temperance
lecturer is nuisance and we need n law
prohibiting the saleoi cider in quantity
less than three gallons"
A church council ut Boston Highlands
recommended that the Holland Congrc-
gational church on Parker street be dis
solved. This church was organized by
natives of Holland, and the pastor, who |
preached in their language, resigned re.
emily. Since then the interest has SUBJ
sided.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
Connectlcut.

A New Haven carriage factory is max
40 carriages for persons in Natal, South
Africa. Some of the vehicles have white
canvas tops instead of the usual leather,
and all have longer axles and stronger
wheels with brakes.
The fat mems association of eastern
Connecticut, numbering 10, met at
Watch Hill r, Gently, and got away with
20 bushels of clans, IA barrels of corn,
so blueiish, 10 bushels of potatoes and 60
water-melOns. 0. B. Chester was the
biggest boy there, and tipped the beam
at 1903.
The Connecticut Bible society has
canvassed $3.50 families and found 1893
Protestant families without Bibles, and
ll,753 who didn't go to church. The
agents sold Is, 400 Bibles, and gave away
1900. The denominations, numerically
classified. show Congregational families,
1920; Roman Catholic, Is 3l5; Method
list, 1900; EpiscOpalian, 9O97; Baptist,
62O2; Lutheran, 77s; Universalist. 7O4;
Adventist, 1926; Presbyterian, $50; Uni
tartan. 1871; Christian, 1877; other de-
nominations, 1881; no religious prefer
ence, 5l53.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

When Warmers sails Kidney aud Liver Cure
can 10 ~ easily obtained aud 10 safely used,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

The Chinese are coming into Califor'
mia nN u by Organizel eXcnIAIOn partlea.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

So, Isaac I. IIarll superintendent,
No, s Ashton street, says ! have used
that superior remedy, ~. jacobs on, 10
4 severe case Ut Rheumatism in ny ARA,
ana 10 effect was wonderful, having
hlhlshed, after athGrGugh trial, all paln,
leaving tny ara as well as ever,
A training sLip-1onnship
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14
Rhode Island.


James Murray n hand cutfcd prisoner
on his way to the state k-hcusc,
jumped from the train running 90 miles
an hour near Providence recently. He
was unhurt and escaped.
Carrie Brewer. daughter of the late
Gardner Brewer of Boston, has given
$500 toward the Charming memorial
church at Newport, and paid 800 for
10 tickets to the fair held in its aid. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and James Gordon
Bennett have also subscribed.
The supreme court has granted an in
junction nd interim, restraining the
Spragues and Treasurer Chase from fur
ther proceedings in the management of
the Qudnick company, and has appoint
ed G. b. Farnsworth receiver TO collect
money, insure property and pay oper-
atives. William Sprague has attached
the Quidnick property for 100000.
John, alias "Wax" Mccormick, not
ed New York stage thief, has been ar
rested ut Providence. Last May he rob-
bed a woman passenger in Broadway
stage of diamond earrings worth $1,000,
and another woman of $1,000 in money.
The stones were recovered in Providence
without the setting. A young woman
was arrested with him, but was not
held.
Rev. w. II. Swcetser resigns from the
Providence Baptist church.
The corporation OF Brown university
at Providence met recently. They made
arrangements to remove University hall
next summer, formally accepted the por-
trait of the late Prof. Dinman, given by
the women of his history class, and pass
ed resolutions on the death of cx-Presi-
dent Barnard Sears ut Saratoga.
Some villain put stocking full of paris
green in Mrs. Stewards cistern ut liver
ton recently. 1t was found while secur:
ing a hen that fell in.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-14

Five years had passed away, and he
had gained reputation and added con-
siderably to his bank account. He had
been an indefatigable worker, and now
he felt that he needed rest for q while.
1--WE will take trip to Europe, moth
or, he said. at will do you more good
than you can imagine"
A great many gentle hearts felt pang
to see the good doctor" leave, although
their endeavors to catch him had been
in vain. He felt no preference for the
opposite sex. He had recovered from
his disappointment and he ceased to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

Personal -President Garfield has accepted
an invitation extended by Hon. W. c. Smith to
become the latter's guest at ST. Adams, VG,
during the meeting OF the Teachers Institute.
Mr.. Starley, the inventor of the modern
bicycle and tricycle., died yesterday at Coven-
try.-Dr. Cabell, of the National Board OF
Fl, alth, Is In ntoWn.-Justtce Stanley NJ attheWs
VIII, It is said, give to the Cincinnati Art
Museum his entire collection OF paintings ,
fore removing 10 Washington Anthony
Connolly, OF this city. sails for Europe on the
9th OF next month The late James T. Feds
personal estate is appraised at SIA 472-rhe
family OF Major Louis K. Forsyth are at Rock
EnoD SpriDgs--A private letter from the vile
of Representative Carlisle. received here this
week. says her husband and self will SAIL for
New York from Europe on July 10th.-SIr
In San Francisco. whence he intends TO go
upon bunting trip In the Rocky mountains
Senator Beck ia IN New York Chief Jus.
tice Drske, OF the Court OF Claims. leaves with
his family next week for Rye Beach.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mays, OF Denver. are in town
staying at 1897 Corc0ran street-Col. Amos
Webster's family Will leave In a few days for
Berkeley Springs, where they Will spend the
summer. The Colonel remains here.-Hon.
Montgomery Blair and family Will spend
portion of the summer at tNarragansett--
ana Miss Sneed left town this morning for the
season, which Will be divided between Long
brsnch, ktchneld Springs aud Saratoga DIR.
aLo Mrs j. H. Baxter will remain In Washing
top ubul August and Will then 60 to Vermont
10 Visit MS relattyeS-MlsS Bessie A Webb,
oanRhter OF and heir to tho estate Of the late
Col James 1. webb, has left for Tennessee.