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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

A Famine Among the Zu1us.
LONDON, April Ga dispatch from Durham
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06
Boaro ano Baonts.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ASAA. FEW gentlemen can be accommodated
ETW NTH 6rst-class Board and pleasant Rooms, Win
MsssA ondaTn fmprovements; locality second TO none
IN the CITY eerhS 81 WOOSTER PLACE.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06
TO RENT,

49, FROM MAY LIST, strictly >hrst-class three
h#siH story Brick House. containing 10 rooms, with
ElsN attic, basement sub-cellar and spacious pla0
in of the very best quarters of the city, four
doors from Hillhouee Rent low to good ten
ant. Apply at 81 Trumbun street, address
p q
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FOR RENT.

= OAS AOHNI 4
dEs@8 POSSESSION M Y 1st--The entire Second
aNiii floor of Building No. 27I Chapel street. over
zMlesQ Messrs. Stevens L BROOKS and A. B. Dodge &
Co. Apply to r. A. GILBERT.
ape lot $40 Chana1 Straa+
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06

49, FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South
EH9I stree's, first floor, possession April 1st House
Aa9sl No. 18 Gill Street, all mo1ern improvements
Two tenements of five each, Heller's Block
State street, water clo cts each floor. Store No.
555 State street. also five the store. Five
rooms Lewis street, Fair Haven ST per month. Five
rooms, "a Spring Street, first floor.
JACOB HELLER,
milo Yale Bank Building
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06
TO RENT
BANG NETS.
,r--~

JAsSssfs FROM May 1st, House ITO Hamilton street
ESisa rooms, large dining room and kitchen firsi
Ra.Y door and basement good accommodations fol-
boarders; gas and city water ana 9t*
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06
DOG LOST
PECK & BROWN, AUG

Sfz.sS BLACK SPANIEL, about a wear old
- - wearing chain collar with name on it
neck strayed from 80 PEA l. STREET. 4 suitabIe
reward will be given for his return ape It
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06

District of New Haven IS. Probate Court(
April 4th, 1882 {
LNSTATE of RUEL STEVENS, late of Orange, in
II said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly attested within said
time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in
debted to said Estate requested to make imne-
date payment to JANE STEVENS,
an5 2d1X* Executrix.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06
FOR, SALE,

S5as9s TIE HOUSE No. 1877 Meadow street, contain
kAiii ing all modern improvements; house in first
gHg Class order, fresco, painted walls, ETC., ETC.;
the pla is for sale at low price, and only small
amount required down. the balance can remain on
mortg ge; possession any time. Also lot on
Wooster and Wallace streets suitable for manufac-
turing purposes For further particulars apply to
owner. j. SONNENBERG,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
oyDo1G 4,&oak
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06

Ladies buying Bingham for dresses should
examine our stock of laces to trim them with
J. n. ADAM Co.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06

Stores for Rent.
49, THE spacious store and basement No 1874
Eis Chapel street, in Quinnipia, building rear en-
ER..N trance from Union street, and use Of steam
freight elevator. Also No 202 Chapel street. being
the west store in building Possession given
May lst. HENRY F. ENGLISH
ms
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MARINE LIST.
Gilt
FOR. RENT

Fur RENT,
49, FRONT ROOM, furnished or unfurnished
EHd with or without board, in private family !;
EE.L price reasonable. Inquire at
az 2t* 245 CROWN STREET
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FOR RENT
FOR. RENT

ssSSsSss TWO large front the first floor of
ssi the Insurance building, suitable for Offices and
Rs.sa insurance or banking purposes. Inquire at
loom NO. 37O CHAPEL STREET..
~l~T1
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ReaI Gstate.
FOR. SALE
Stores for Rent.

FUN SALE,
scSH LARGE LOT of Elm, Maple and Norway
Spruce and Arbor Vitae, suitable for street or or
namental planting r. W. HINE,
as 3tH West Haven
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06

HORACE r. HOADLEY,
Real Estate Dealer,
2 Hoadley Building, 40 Church st.
Office open evenings. m23
Following Desirable Property for
Sale or to Rent:
To RENT,
49,, FURNISHED, For one or term of years one
EsssH of the finest Residences Prospect street.
Es1N Several very desirable furnished cottages at
SaVin Rock, for the season.
FOR SALE,
At bargain, one of the most convenient and best
built Houses in the State also on Pros sect Hill.
Two Story French roof frame House, modern i'm
provements, Lot 4lxl50, Sylvan avenue near Howard
avenue can be bought for one-half original cost.
Two story frame House, eleven rooms, stable in
rear, Sylvanavenue must be sold at once.
Cottage frame House, rooms we'll arranged and in
good repair; q bargain.
Very desirable modern House Whalley avenue.
Two good Houses Lamberton street.
Very desirable Building Lot on Sylvan avenue, near
Howard; l00xi50; most OF the purchase money can
remain on morga for indefinite time.
Six hundred feet of Building Lots Whalley ave-
will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage
on same.
Considerable Shore Property at sav1n Rock.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Very pleasant House on Main street, WestyiIle, 5
minutes from horse cars; IA rooms grounds 100x360,
well stocked with choicest fruits; carriage house
premises price of rent or purchase very low.
Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony
Creek, shore front.
Also several places that have come into our hands
by foreclosure and in settlement of estates.
MILLS Il MARSDEN Attorneys
ma22 308 Chapel Street, City.
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...-....
ISL RECEIVED, an invoice of nice large size
~ Bang Nets, in all shades and neatly made. We
will sell them at low prices.
ap64t 345 chanel street
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FOR SALE.
.BIJTTDTNG LOTS WANTED.

nF late there has been more inquiries than usual
~ for Building Lots 1t has not been confined to
purchasers wish to be governed by about the
price. here is demand for them in all locali-
ties and all prices. We find sale list which has
been neglected since the beginning of the financial
depression, needs additions from all directions and
parts of the city. If parties owning lots which they
would like to dispose of will g description and
price we will make effort realize for them
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06
TO RENT

-, WHOLE HOUSE No. 1877 State street; ga
EasiH and water and heated by furnace, and in first
sasU class order; first floor SOL, second floor SIT
Also first floor 1877 Henry street. Inquire of
A. M. HOLMES,
no19 If 50 Church Street, Room 8.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-02-16
FAREwsLl TO 4 LEARNED LOVER

What, sir? cannot think Although
The charge is truc-if God has set
This seal and wiled to make me so,
Then your rcproaches, my regret,
Are both far wrong. At this point let us
stay
And face the truth. but after go our way.
81 cannot think .Nor either feea.r
Perchance you'll add. Ny tones are low:
No inward tremor reveal.
But speak the words calmly and slow.
Rememb IT, sir, il l. a month or more
Since first you said this. Tears and cries are
DER.
:" cannot think" here. once for all.
Give Ger the hope. and let me pass.
Much as Ilqfe you, ri not fall
Befon, yuair feet and wall: !" Alas!' p t..l
II mental breadth you ask no help am /
Meet for IL man like you; then pass me by.
81 cannot Think yes. YOU did try.
And fail. e I'm grateful To You now,
And shall be ever though | sigh.
IL parting's hard, you'll II still allow
The past that grace Some pain may well con-
tsist
With full content in spite of all that's missed.
81 cannot think" feel; sometimes, ~
On rare occasions. show a will,
Hove sweet music and smooth rhymes.
And roses fresh. that ovcrspill
Their oil OF fragrance on my wounded heart,
And almost hca! il, hOwsoeer ii smart.
Once. true. it seemed not quite like this "a
To foolish me. 1t seemed enough
To love and work through Woe and bliss,
To he compact of such good stuff
As neer To shrink from WEAKNESS or grief,
II sharing these would give you but relief.
thought 70 he a world apart,
Outside your dull old books whereto,
Aweary both in brain and heart,
You'd gladly come to rest the two.
Some social thorns 1 thought to pluck; in
sooih,
Dispel your doubts with woman's faith and
TRUTH
Those dreams are past. I "cannot Think
&c, seek some high-browed. gracious
queen
At classic fountains wont to drink
And hear from proudest lips eer seen
Discourses full strange of Hamilton and Mill.
You'll long for simple, loving service still.
Josephine 4. Cdss IN Boston Transcript.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-02-16
VAL'S VALENTINE.

Miss Valentia Wharncliffe was the
name on her new card plate, and she
could not help thinking it looked quite
like the name in a novel, whether she
looked ike a heroine there or not. She
was pretty enough for heroine. though,
if that were alias pretty little piece
of flesh and blood As ever trod the streets
of Boston. And if you challenge me on
that, shall have to ask you if great
startled brown eyes under that tangle of
golden hair. only whose edge was to be
seen beneath the black fox turban hat;
if Il straight little nose; exquisitely cut
lips, whose dimpled smile showed teeth
like row Of pearls; velvet Skin, all
snow and blush; a pink, soft chin. half
hidden again in the black fox wrap that
hid the round slender shape-if there
was anything but beauty in all that
dazzling combination. For that is pretty
Val Wharncliile as she paused on the
steps of her fathers mansion. and
glanced up and down the street for the
carriage, while absently opening hel
wallet. o. srrrr --1g
She had Just come home to her IA
Their, after q ten years sOjourn at her
schools and finishing seminaries, having
seen him only in few of her vacations.
and only just enough TO foster an i'm
mense awe and admiration, and an in
tense desire to stand well in his eyes.
He had lost his wife ten years ago, and
had lived abroad most Of the time since
then. He was so silent and SO grave
that she dared address him none of her
familiarities, feeling rs if he were sitting
in judgment on her, and seeing where
she fell short of her dead mothers per-
fections; and yet he was so gracious, so
handsome, SO learned, SO grand in her
eyes. that she simply adored him.
She had on her mothers beautiful
furs now, given long since by rich old
uncle who never gave anything else.
She did not exactly know whether her
father was rich or not; that is, for the
life they led. He had made her his
housekeeper, and told her there was ne
cessity OF exercising care in the place:
and she had not quite understood
whether for the sake of economy or for
the sake of making her q good house
keeper; and she WAS thinking whether
the purchase she was about to make
We're quite warranted; and opening her
wallet, had taken out the card and the
hundred dollar bill just given her for
the party outfit. to put them away more
neatly, when gust of the sharp Febru-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-02-16

a ~ n
II her fatbsr chez ,ba, H. Ja,ob,er
should b.vs no. ~, I;,,,a nr;,'a,.s a.
rae. was No, ,h;s = ,..I;t, 80. -
4 cheat;nr him. ~. rnJ.r.e,rrsn, of
fbouobt wonld come AMI xL.n h..
had nuwberaJ .nJ arr,nrsJ H. 80
ants what r;ah. ba5 - - 80 ~, .n5
mate b;S s,a,s Isss, AnJ ,hen ,hs a.
/ col, ~ !, ali, NJ I, So. ,,a., e., ~.
could ha.r..rd r. cav naa. hna.t;ms,
dowr mt ann,hnr Laa5,asa ~ Iii
do the host r can with yyb,. have ;,
she said. land then will teIl~n,na
~, '. 7, LII ~, ,,5J,.i II
NAV be. for il made her heart beat like
a little trip-hammer to think of the pos
| sibiiity.
1t was her own birthday marty for
which this particular dress was 10 have
been provided. and earniture of differ
ent flowers and ribbons was to make
another dress of il for Mrs. Mountioy's
German given to her on the following
night. She had come into the world a
little Valentine. and perhaps that was
| the reason they had called her Valentia.
as the nearest way in which they could
approach the name for her. And she
| had thought of such a pretty dress for
| that 81. Valentines NIGHT OF hers: the
| whole front broad wreath of embroid-
cry in yellow pearls. and tine rest flow
Of creamy Spanish lace. with no other
color than that of the broken wreath of
great red roses falling from the cluster
at her heart; and the next night the
pearls and the lace were to 20 over her
old gold silk that she had worn at her
fathers little dinners to gentlemen,
where she had been presiding, almost as
if she were not present, in the two weeks
since her return.
Well, she had blonde lace shawl of
her mothers. sufficiently creamy with
age. she was sure: that would ooa GOOD
way: and she had n half-dolan sc,rfs
and fichus of the same sort of Lace that
could be made TO 90 the rest of the
way. She must foreoo thar gorgeous
front of pearl embroidery. lint sb,. had
some money left that would buy illu-
sion enouch TO shirr nm and down the
front in its place, and garlands of long
green shining grasses to hide the joins
and cover Shortcomings. And would
not Arthur Mountjoy be just as likely
to bring her those great roses as he had
been before? And the one dress must
do for both parties.
SO there was week of seclusion. of
pickering and pinninc and irving ON.
of cutting and ripping and basting and
stitching: she grew quite pale over il.
and her little pink iingernail was worn
away by the needle. But she had
learned how to do all such things in the |
fancy parties at school, and when she /
rested from her labors-only on the
very merning of the birthday party, st. !
Valentines Day itseif-the dress was |
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-02-16

hca nnSeis >,
anu whiried u away INTO the Air. and
OUT OF sisht' all IN an instant. She gave
an Involuntary cry, anu darted after 1t,
put 10 no purpo seEhere, there, every
"heie' !, hao sahed far over the house.
tops' anu there an end She burst into
Tears as tne horses came prancing to the
aoor. sent them away, and went back
mo the mousse
What under the heavens was She to
90! lel her father: Not for the
woriu. lie would PROBABLY never trust
her with another cent. He would nat
nraliy bring back that horrid old Mrs.
rynshyh' ana put her over her head
AGAIN ior housekeeper- lie would new
ef LOOK al her without thinking OF her
,hditerence to his WISH es. OF her care
;e;sn'I "hell ne n,'u 80 Har'leuiariy en-
ysu az upon nei ne wouiu say
""s Jus. on'io %sI n-she' se'eh-
III I'll soai' =, u-aiu hau 9e.eef put on
o.'ii' anu p'i,es anu oepnt uii she
was o,u eiioush 20 .aAe care Oh ,he mon,
~ sneh her 10 p1y a gown WIN ana
INV any way ;nI u.leu nor leii MN. Anu mo-
I Inr uP 10 ne ,, own room; sne tore on
nr;aa IN - ~ au', LIS heen uo"n, anu
mast rcogn;t;on and a hI.z;n9 ~
acbo tool The nlace If IN. Ja~'s $500 49,
ed n,e,snre '0 " ~ - pew
And bmy w, sh. 70 ro.,, ..h;,
,py,y,yo ,v,s ,ha san,anao th.. hns,
buzz;ny tbrouah hor hra;n En-; 1,a. N sa.
With , st;ng Pinch ON tha hnnsat.o ~
inc, Winter would be ovar lon@ eno"dh
before She conlJ save b.If 81 ,ha 80,
bv any sucb do;nSs ,s Shn,,;nr ~ hm,,
ter and COOS and Sngar .nj m.l;nr
Susette bo;I the coffee over a second Jay
~,llow;n1 that sba couid narsn.da b.,
father to think that the coffee was fresh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
DHiLLP 3. HOUS,

DHiLIP 3. HOOS,
AGENT
Liverpool d London & Globe Fire Ins. Co.,
n. Y. Underwri.ers' Agency Fire Inl. Co.,
Petersburg Savings and Ins. Co.,
Fire snd Marine 1ns. Go.
RisAs taRen BY these first class companies Of
current rates
Leases settled promptly and literally. feb7
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GM1zA B1xAQeS5

Alexandria w., August 4 1881.
About 10 months ago ! Vas consl elnbly
troubled with constant desire to urin.te. On
the recommend alton OF Captain J. u Graham
began to use Wsrrei's Safe idney md Liver
casa
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. Z. q. VEST n ERvE AND sRA1s TREAT.
HENT; specific for Hysterin, Dizz ness, Con
Vulslons, Nervous Hesdscne Een,sl peprss.
SION, Loss of Memory spermstcrrheA. Impo.
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age caused by over e1ertion, self abuse or over
indulgence Which leads 10 misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent caees. Each
box contains one N onth's treatment One dollar
box. or si1 boxes for 6vs dollars; sent by mail
prepaid Oh receipt Of price We guarantee ST.
boxes to cure any case. With each order re.
ceiveo by US for six boxes. accom- panied With
Eve dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ.
ten gu .rauLee to return The money if the trea,.
nent does not effect cure Guarantees issued
BY aNHEY & CO., Druggists, Alezsndri.,
vs., Wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
N all will receive promp, sttapsion msr
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A1~/ M,

many of them In Cases where hope w.s al .nc o.
ed-hsve been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power Of Warmers Safe Kidney ard
Liver Cure in all diseases OF the kidneys, .iv.r
or urinary organs IF any cne Who reads this
has any phy.icl troub!e. rmsnbsr the era.t
danger of delay. dec23
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TRUTH dTTE5TEU.
lSoma Important Statement, OF We'll Known
People Wholly Verified

lSOmd important SIatem6uts Nv w eil h0OXQ
People Wholly Verified
In order thst the public may fully rssl'z, tie
genuinenass Of The statements, g. well - ibe
powar ard vslus of the article OF Ghich tb. =
soeak We puhlsb herr With Via fac s'mI.- siaEA-
tures of parties ~h "a sincerity is beyol d ies-
ton he t,u Of these t-s,lmoh ias is .o.u uIe,
nor can the f.c.s they announce be ignored.
Alex.ndris, W., August 1881.
I was throwH from my horse or ears aso,
and suffered . severe wound of the side which
was aggravated BY 6i.ordtred kidneys klsv n
months ago w-s attach. with D. aumoria ind
hlscdar di,eass depoits Of brIrt duI nd q 'bu-
men being discernahle By The nal ed eye. Iwss
COL fned 20 the b,u'. for six months .id Vas
ut able 10 cross th, f 'or without artist nee Ny
uh5 sicisn did me no god. having read in my
religion. weekIies OF the wonderful cures by
sour safs Kidney and Liver tur-, and bel. e
a3vised to use i. by Csptsi, Gr- ham do 20,
a"d ar OF CO N ,re able 10 w.lk n .stre-t. Ny
pains b we let me. AID ] h.i-us il bYi used
to r"~"-' year aho 1 should ,htn . 60 have
been cured.
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RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WBIsKEY free from
sll iupur. lee. D y So e.'l,n.
GEO. McEUuNEY & !oN, Agen,s,
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Cs5s; n .sascsa sfasss sg.-.
Wy 4. JOaNSGN q 90.

!" =
GENE2AL CO hti%SIuM EEGCgA.ETs
And Dealers in
ALL RIH DS NF LIQUORS
usvs On hsnd GIBSON S EX XXX, EyXE
and PURE OLD BYE, OLD CABINET
EKS and 7 q ri PSoN'S PUE. gYE
WHISTLES, 70 which they invite tie attention
Of the trade
Orders from TIA ccgn:-y taz merchandise Ga ell
receive prompt attention
ConslsnTents OF Flour. Grain ard COUNT:
Produce solicited. ;or which tney eusraa.as lie
highest market p::Css arc 2ro,n - ye:araa.
Eo.thosst co:Za. ci IanaTcr a7d Gcsel rig,
&!sxhndfIa, We soDit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-11-16
Facts of Interest.

The Baroness Burdett- Coutts- Bartlett
owns the smallest pony in the world
1t stands thirteen inches high, and is
five years of age.
"Bitter beer" in England has re-
ceived a deadly blow at the hands ot
the Northwestern Railway Company
which has recently purchased a large
herd of COWS and proposes henceforth
to supply pure and wholesome milk
to thirsty passengers, who have hither-
to had no recourse except beer.
One of the curious consequences OF
the construction of the Suez canal has
been the introduction into the Medit-
erranean Sea of sharks, which were
formerly almost unknown there. The
sharks have proved very destructive
to the edible fish, and it is now difficult
for fishermen to supply the demand.
G. P. Bailey, of San Jose, Cal, Col.
Richard Peters, of Atlanta, Ga, and
Col. Robert Scott, of Frankfort, KY,
are the goat kings OF America, Mr..
Bailey alone having a herd of 5000
Angoras on his ranch in Nevada. Last
year he shipped eastward 10000
pounds of mohair at sixty cents pei
pound, and during the past two yeals
he has sold $4,000 worth of goats.
A small-sized mammoth cave has
been discovered near Sierra Valley,
Cal. Its interior is said to be marvel.
ously beautiful. From the roofs of the
chambers huge stalactites are grouped
n grotesque positions.
The official report on silk culture in
Hungary is encouraging. There were
1916 cultivators last year, against but
1859 in 1880, and the product amount
ed to 41,537 kilogrammes of cocoons
against 1912 killogrammes in the year
preceding, the values of the same re-
spectively being $17,425 and S4,610. A
school for sericulture is to be estab-
lished under government patronage.
The payments out of the Wisconsin
treasury last year Tor bountie5 On wild
animals were $21.5S1, representing the
interest on $4,000, 80 that the wild
beasts Of the state are equivalent to an
incumbrance of over half million dol
lars.
With new apparatus for ascertain
ing the velocity of railway trains, a
train weighing 125 tons and travelling
at speed of forty-fve miles an hour
has been found to run on level track
a few feet more than five miles after
steam had been shut off.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-11-16
TELEGRAPH TICKS.
Important and Interesting Items
from the Wires During the Week.
WASHINGTON.

SECRETARY FOLGER has authorized the
assistant treasurer at New York to antici-
pate the payment of called bonds at the
rate of $5,000,000 per month without re-
bate Of interest.
ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER has re-
quested the district commissioners at
Washington to remove Detective George
0. Miller for betraYing the interests OF
the government in the star-route cases.
IT is rumored that since Mr.. Robeson' 3
defeat for reelection to congress his wife
has decided not to move into their new
Washington house this year, and it is
probable she will again 20 to Europe with
her children.
Ex-SURGEoN GENERAL BARNES contin-
ues in such feeble health as to cause his
friends great anxiety. DIR. Woodward,
another of President Garfield 3 physicians,
is also very low. DR.. Woodward's S friends
have no hope of his recovery.
Mr.. L. z. LETTER, OF Chicago, has
bought the large and pleasant dwelling on
Lafayette square owned by the widow of
Governor Marcy. He wanted to keep
house but found it cheaper to buy, as his
offer of 81 ,000 month for seven months
for certain furnished house which he
fancied was refused. He was told he
could have it for year at that price, but
for no lees period.