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Mr.. II. r. Mcconnell, General Agent Of
the q. p. r. r., arrived here last evening.
He goes to-day to Helena and Bozeman and
will return about April 10Th, when he will
make contracts for freights. He informs US
the terms are more favorable than last year,
although pool rates east Of Chicago have
been advanced. On his return Mr.. McCon-
nell win make contracts with all shippers
who desire on the same conditions ~ former
years and all contracts made win run from
January l, 1882, to December 81, 1882. 1t Il
the policy Of the Company to cultivate the
good will Of Montana and we do not know
any one more competent to the occasion thar
Mr. Mcdonnell Contracts are made to Dill
Ion, Butte and Silver Bow At present, and
conditionally to Deer Lodge on extension o.
the U. & v. to this place.
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Northern Pacific graders are SAFE to be
Strengthening deer and mountain sheep In
He'll Gate canon, the law to the contrary not
outstanding.
A twelve-year-old son Of Mr.. Reed, Of
Prlckly Pear valley, had leg broken in two
places the other day by being thrown from
bucking cayuse.
Messrs Clarke q Ulm, of Helena, have
sold their cattle herd, estimated Mt seven
thousand, to Downs s. Allen, at twenty-three
dollars per head.
The county commissioners of Meagher
county have postponed the building of
court house. This Is done to give time for
division of the county.
Dave Fryat bought large number of
beeves in South river valley last week, pay
ing sa6 per head for three-year-olds, and $50
for four and fve-year-oids.
A man named Gilmore got little too
free with his gun at Glendive last week and
received bullet which has effectually cured
| him of all demonstrativeness.
H. C. Powers, who killed A. III. Van Brock
lin near Virginia City some months ago, was
found guilty of murder in the second degree
at Virginia City last Thursday.
| There were three fire alarms in Helena
Monday evening-two from chimneys burn
ing out and one from the Magnolia Hotel
taking fire. No damage resulted.
The widow of Lieutenant Bradley, It'll In
fantry, killed in the battle of the Big Hole
August 6, 1877, was married recently ut At
lanta, Ga, and Is now Mrs. Allen.
1t is thought that the trials of Michael
Connolly and Pat Gray before the Beaver
head county term of the District Court viii
cost the taxpayers of that county nearly SO,
900.
Bryan Osborne, better known as "Briny,
was killed on the 10Th inst. by Judd Scott a
Healys crossing of the Marias, near Willow
Rounds. The trouble originated about
squaw.
An effort Is being made in Butte to organ
ize building association with capital stool
of one hundred shares valued at $500 pc
J share. Monthly payments of $40 will be ex
pected.
The colored prostitute who recent
chopped off the finger of Miles City butch
err has sued the Journal for 81 900, for damas
ing her reputation by publishing an accoun
of the affair.
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BORN.

sCHROEDER-In Deer Lodge, N. T., March "a, 1881
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schroeder, son.
RIDDLE-In Helena, M. r., March %, 1882, TO Mr.
and Mrs. II. e. Riddle, son.
HARBAUGH-In Ruby Valley, Madison county, N
p. February "a, 1854, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry r
Harbaugh. a daughter.
KENEALY-In Adobetown, Madison county, M. T..
March Q, 1882, to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kenealy,
daughter
LOGAN-In Helena, M. T., March 81, 1852, to Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Logan. a daughter.
HORsKY-In Pricky Pear Valley. NJ. T, March %
1854, to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Horsky, son.
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Board OF Health,

meeting of the Board Of Health Of Deer Lodge
county, NJ. T. las appointed by the County Commits
sioners), 10 hereby called for MONDAY, April 10,
man. ANY person, or persons, having any account
authorized by said committee wll present the same.
itemized and attested, for audit.
A. ii. MITCHELL, Chairman.
JAMES H. MILLS, Secretary.
Deer Lodge, March IT, 1854. 664N
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Ranch for Sale.
Desirable Property in He'll Gate Valley.

offer for sale on favorable terms my ranch 10 Hell
Gate Valley Ave miles from Edwardsville. II con-
tains $40 acres under fence, all Of which excellent
agricultural or hay land. and some forty acres OF
sist Of house. stable, granary, roet and chicken
houses. The ranch Ii directly on the line Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Az the grazing range In
the immediate vicinity ID the best In the country
this IL an excellent opportunity to secure desirable
cstte ranch Address me at New Chicago or call at
the place. f6S3 All MRS. SUSAN e. MANTON.
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The Little Joker.

Tho hoe. Washing Machine ever inYcntea
no soa,gt,,,a. ~ aytdrnce can aud tor your
.s.a. so,a NJ the underriarps ii Der Loage CITY
j. n WILLIAMS.
sole Agent fer Deer Lodge Comfy
gg-can 10 .cen III Holland a Estlis. eooH
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Notice to Debtors.

Having bought all book accounts from Peter Vail
ton formerly belonging to N Contancin all persons
knowing themselves indebted to him will please set
tie with him or at once, as he ~ authorized TO
collect the same. I6624, RAPHAEL B0ISVERT.
Il~ar ,odpe March III. 1881
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MARRIED.

BROwNE-NELSON-InD Dillon, March IS, 1881, Mr..
Lawrence A, Browne, of Blue Wing District, and
Mrs Catherine Nelson. of Utah.
MARTIN CHAFFIN-In Corvallis, M. T., March
10, 1882. Mr.. Robert W. Martin and Mrs. Martha
E. Chafin.
OCUM-STANLEY-Near Garfield, NJ. T., March
II, 1882, Mr.. M. Slocum and Mrs Jessie Stanley
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CAUTION.

Every Ne,c Home Machine bought OF us or
nur regular agents IN fully warranted Tor nve
Lars and N guarantee 10 this effect II given
III" When You are offered Nco Home machine s.le
below our agents regular sl eEee s,s ase.a
y XIX H. HATE number anattered and with all
Attachments such d our agent, furnish nj d.. g.
Also demand from han. csed ~, o ,,.ay. MA aio,ed
g g% u.s. s Nth the plate number e t'e machine y"
serted therein. :, -, ,,,,,,r,v drap
IL ~ ,Iara IL - crookedness" somewhere
The above are only fair requests when any
of our agents are able to comply with. .,,
We are sure that every sensible person VII
.s,,i, .ha, n T. far better for the public "
Iuy direct from our authorized agents am
know whit they are getting than 70 pnreim,as !
ontside for the sake Of saving few dohafs
.nJ ,Ya, i machine not warranted BY ~, be
side running the r,sk O. future trouble a''o
ANNOYANCE that may arise. 80
~ Union Square, New York.
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Temperature.

We are indebted to Mr.. J. II. Young, O.
s. Signal Service Observer for this station, lot
the following record Of maximum and mini
mum temperatures for the week ending
March %, 1882, ~ taken each day at sunset:
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ROLL OF HONOR.
List of Letters

Remaining uncailed for in the Postotfice at
Deer Lodge, Montana, March 81 1882. Persons
calling for letters In this list will please say
advertised and give date of list;
Arlington, Dick Hunter VIM
Anderson. Hans Johnson L.
Bonnin. Napoleon johnson D. 4.
Blair, Mrs. Jessie Johnson james W.
Brophy, James jackson, Mr"' L. W.
RI.wfrla WI KnOch, John
Carver. Mrs. Mary Longfellow, Norman
Dodsou, Philip Lear, Ben
Dixon, Nm. Neiring, Mrs. Mary
. Evprinr. T.. Norman, Louis
Eldevering, Mr.. Rauchenberg' chas'
Finlayson, Christopher Shell, Il.
Cannon, Mrs .Fannie2Schrier d.. d.
Goodwin, James Smith, Louis
Greenwood, Thomas Sullivan, i. IL
Clifford Arthur L. station, Aaron
Gilmore. b. Thompson, Emma
e Hunter, Samuel Valentine D. H.
Hess, John WOOD, Leo
Hirst, Oliver w.
E.S. sTACKPOLE, p. NJ.
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices are insert
ed without charge. When local notices of this
nature are not reported to this Office 1t Will be
deemed their publication Is not desired, and they
will be omitted accordingly.
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Collection Notice.

Having purchased the interest of Samuel Maturin
in the late firm Of Belenberg q Maturin. notice Ii
hereby given to persons to whom the late firm was
indebted to present the bill for payment. All per-
cons owing the late firm also notified to settle
their accounts by cash note within thirty days. A.
the books thereafter will be placed with an attorney
for collection with costs.
nyrn ropax. November /. 1881. 64stf
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Major Gordon's residence At Fort Ellis
took fire St. Patrick's night, but the prompt
ness Of the post fire company prevented Sc
rious damage.
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y. g. Ward, Of Benton, Familiarity known
~ ssDixie, r died on the 18th inst In Warren
ton. Mo-, Of consumption. He came 70 Mon
tana In 1864.
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Live Oak Stations For Sale.

have two Live Oak stations, out OF good mares,
three wears old next spring. which will sell at
able figures These are large, well-bred and proms-
ing stations. Their breeding and any information
THOS. STUART,
esotf deer Lodge M II.
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Acting Superintendent Stevens, Of the Ma
fional Park. says that inquiries concerning
the park come from all parts Of the world,
letters having been received from Central
America and Madagascar.
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Norg,-Mr. L'Rosenkrantz, of Butte City,
Is our only authorized General Agent Tor
Montana Territory, and Messrs. VIM. Coleman
Il Co. Deer Dodge. are the ohls aa'.'o,
agents for the sale of the New hoihs - i''e'
Lodge.
GJ7-Jn
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
April Term, A. ID. 1882.

Hon. William J. Galbraith, Judge.
District Attorney.
Alexander G. Botkin, United States Mar
shall.
Alexander e. Mayhem, Territorial District
Attorney.
George W. Irwin, II, Clerk.
Thomas Strang, Sheriff.
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Horses for Sale.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Ia hereby given that the co-pastnership here
tofore existing between James McDonel and Peter
schmidt, and James McDonel, William Hammond
and Peter Schmidt. 10 this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Peter Schmidt retiring from the hrm.
JAMES Mcdonnell,
WILLIAM HAMMOND,
PETER SCHMIDT.
ph,lipsburp NJ r., March 90 1854 6s3t
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PROGRAM (.

Tuesday evening, Aprii iltn. Inc ioio"Ahb
is the
PROGRAMME:
Opening Chorus. TWENTY-FIVE Voices
Artists of Light Waltz. Strauss
Julia Quesnelle and George Reid.
Cradles Empty, Baby's Gone. ...Solo
Mary Aspiring.
Cornfiower Waltz. .....Coote
Lizzie Irvine.
Salute A Ia France. ......Soprano Solo
Nina Bailey.
Clear the Track Galop. Strauss
Robbie Aspling and George Reid.
Kiss Me, WILL ..........-........h ecitatien
Mary Mitchell.
Baby Mine. ......Solo
frankie Riddle.
/ Never Had a Beau. ...-..............-Soio
Della Michot-
piano SoI3.. .ketterer
George Reid.
Queen of the Valley. .............. guartette
Miss Bailey, Miss Galbraith, DIR. Oxings,
Mr.. T. w. Catlin.
PART III.
Qui vivc Galop. :......:..;..:;. CAM
Willie OsNeil and George Reid
Scotch Lassie Jean and Her Reply. .........
Katy Bielenberg and Eugene Ietranit.
Waltz, lduetl. hlnkie
Clara Bielenberg and Lizzie Normandin
oh Restless Sea. lo
Mr.. w. Catlin, DIR. Owings, Miss Reid.
Song and Dance. .Engenc icnIaui'
Grand Galop de Salon.. ....Biaks
Mary Galbraith.
| Sad. Sad DO i Roam. ......Comit
Henry Tetrault.
Good Night and Pleasant Dreams-..
/ PART III
Il u
| Parts taken by u number of ladies and
gentlemen of Deer Lodge.
Prices OF admission m usual. heserves
| seats can be secured mt Coleman's.
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Gle 4lew alarth-at'est.

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postoftce 10 another, MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VfOUSLY SENT.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Musical, Evolutionary, and Dramatic Per-
formance.

The entertainment under the management
of Miss Reid will be given at O'Neill's Hall
Tuesday evening, April 18th. The following
il the
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IMPROVED STAGi NC.

Deer Lodge. March %, 1882.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-02
WEST WASHINGTON.

The excursion Of the Columbia Boat Club to
Marshall Hall on tho steamer Corcoran last
night was fully equal TO, IL IL did not surpass,
which that club Is Justly noted. There were
on board about three hundred ladies' and
gentiemen repr,eseniing tne youth ana beauty
represented. At Alexandria a large delega.
tion from the Old Dominion Boat Club, accom-
Joined the party. After n most enjoyable
evening spent In dancing, the party reached
the wharf at Washington Mt IL 80, all de-
lighted with their trip.
The sixth commencement of tho Linthicum
Institute, at Curtis Hall, last night, filled that
hall TO its utmost capacity. After the per-
formance OF the various pieces on the pro-
grammo in a highly creditablo manner, Pro-
fessor Hay, In the absence Of Commissioner
Dent, distributed the prizes consisting OF the
sums Of $50, $50 and 500 in gold to the three
branches OF study and In department. which
were awarded to r. clinton Ballenger, e. s.
Cassin and r. L. Hall, respectively. Several
OF the performers were the recipients of hand
some floral ornaments.
Vim. Louis Schley Lodge, No. 4, I. o. M, at
their meeting last night, made throe initia-
tions and received six applications for NOM
TO Excelsior Lodge at the Navy.Yard on Mon
day evening next, June 8.
Logan Tribe, No. 8, I. o. r., held an i'm
portaut business meeting last night.
Mr., John A. Mcpherson, a well-known citf-
zen, died last night at his residence, 1923
ThIrty-fourth street, In the 47th year of his
age, after n Short illness with pneumonia.
His funeral will take place from Trinity
Church at O'Clock on Saturday.
Tho excursion of the Columbia Boat Club
yesterday evening broke up boating on the
river, there being but one pleasure boat out
from their house, while the Potomacs were
represented by Lake and Morgan in singles
and one four-oared shell, manned by Hollis
ter, Fry, Warden and Harrison, and from
Passeno's were Bode OF the PlatePrnters,
Harding of the Bluestring Club and four pleas.
ure boats. From johnson Baker were
somers and Coburn, OF the Plate Printers, and
three pleasure boats. Henderson, OF the Co.
lumbias, has Just received from John Dlakey
Cambridge, Mass, fine, new single shell
built Of red Spanish cedar, with white trim
minga. II Is thirty-one feet eleven inches ir
length and weighs twenty-six pounds.
Complaint is made that the drain-pipes al
the intersection OF the Conduit and Cana
roads, Just above town, have become stopped
up, causing the washing out of the CUTTERS
and obstruction to the roadways.
The funeral of Mr.. George A. Baker, an olt
citizen, who died yesterday, aged 03, tool
place this afternoon from Trinity Church.
Georgetown fish market reported by c, L
Harper, whar agent): 5000 herring at So t,
SO per 1000; 200 snad at S1S to S25 per 100
High tide, s 90 this evening and ;34 u. m
tomorrow, June 3.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-02
THE COURTS,

PROBATE CouRT.-Justlco Hagner.-Tnven-
tory OF personal estate OF tho late Rev. Father
Boyle returned by tho executor. In re John
4. Campbell, guardian; order substituting
Thomas NJ. Dom guardian 10 Mary A. Donn,
and Washington u. Williams as guardian to
ANN G. Clenry, and directing Campbell TO file
additional bond as guardian OF John Il. Camp
boil. Estate Of John N. Lusby; Mary J. Simp-
son appointed administrators on bond OF 500.
thorizing guardian to Institute legal pro-
ceeding 10 recover property Of ward and 20
borrow $500 for maintenance OF ward pending
proceedings. Estate OF Ella s. Dodgc tpetl-
tlon for probate and administration and renun.
citation of heirs filed. Estate OF Jacob w.
ker; order TO sell property nt public or
private sale. Estate OF John s. Marctt; order
appointing Allen Rutherford administrator,
on bond OF $3.50. Estate OF Gabriel l.. Ford I;
bond Of $3.50. In re Cuthbcrt Brown, minor;
order appointing George W. Brown guardian,
on bond OF 81 900. Estate OF Henry Washing
ton; order appointing Oliver p. Johnson col
lector, ON bond OF $1,000. Estate OF william
J. Twining; letters Of administration granted
TO John A. Baker.
EQUITY CouRT--Justice Hagner. - Lynch
vs. Kuhns. deed OF trust ordered + eleased.
Roth vs. Drenchcr; sale ordered and trustees
appointed. Van Riswick VS.. Rothwell; sale
ratified. suter vs. Chandler; sale ratified.
Grifith vs. Grimth; auditors report ratified
Wyndhnm vs. Berry; sale confirmed. Diggs
new counsel.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Justice Macarthur. Brown
ing VS.. District OF Columbia; verdict fol
plaintiff for s3,5O0. Cruit, trustee, vs. Pear
call; judgment OF condemnation. Stone
braker q Co, ys, Vale; on hearing.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-02
EAST WASHINGTON.

A full meeting greeted Bud Eagleston and
his band OF coworkcrs last night at the tenn
pernnce tent corner OF North Capitol and O
streets. Mr.. Hadley, OF Alexandria, addressed
the meeting at length. He was followed by
Judge Weed and Judge Pat Harris, who Illus
trated the temperance work In Omaha, Kansas
and Nebraska A new feature has been in
troduced into these meetings In the shape OF
an autophone, peculiar looking musical In
strument, which is performed on In most
charming manner by Miss Miles. Quito o
number signed the pledge.
tent OF the Independent Order Of Rechabltes
Will be organized next week In Uniontown,
starting with twenty members. Tho officers
and members OF tho High Tent VIII perform
the beautiful installation ceremonies of the
order. The membership VIII be composed of
some Of the best young men In the town.
rabid "purp" created quite an excitement
on Sixteenth street southeast last evening lie
was finally sent TO the "happy hunting
grounds by volley Of brickbats from gang
OF juvenile braves.
The Western Union telegraph branch Office,
which has peen located In McCauley's Hall,
Will be removed to DR.. Dooley's drug store to-
day, Mr.. Bolton being the operator
The funerals OF three East washingtonians
occurred yesterday.
What at first was thought by spectators to be
n meteor In great state Of excitement, or ball
OF Lightning on rampage, turned out to be au
exploding kerosene lamp, which frightened
colOred woman fred out of her second-stor
window last night on Tenth street northwest.
Eureka Council, Sons Of Jonadab hold very
well nltcnueu business meetlnR last night at
Washington Hail. A pleasant hour was spent
under the head OF "good-of-the-order."
An East Washington feature is Dooleys
soda fount, from which the sparkling fiuid is
dispensed to thirsty mortals by the score
every evening.
Buyers like to get prime goods as we'll as
low prices. This they can do by patronizing
Pyles, the low-price grocer. His speclalties
are prime, cheap goods. visit TO his stores,
412 Fourth street southeast, and 536 Sixth
streets southeast, Will convince tho most
skeptical Of this assertion.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-02
National Hotel Arrivals.

Hutchie Ingham, N. Y; Harry Purcell, N.
y; L. r. Miller, phila., Pa. A. Rosenberg, n.
Y; j. p. Smith, Kendall, Pa; Thomas s. Davis
and wife, staunton, Va; d. W. Cachart, N. Y.;
7: W. Narwell, U: S. 7. g.; ]. II. Capers, Va;
Alonzo Berry, Nd; Q. p. Toucray, Tenn.; Miss
wife, Nd; General T. Ewing, Ohio; t. b.
Medary, Colorado; William Berry, Nd; Paul
Humphrey, Md; Judge II. b. u. Chew, Nd.
G. II. Starter, Norfork, Va; John II. Rosler,
W. Va; Colonel Ben Upton, Va; J. II. Roper,
Florida; NJ. @. Tilden, Virginia City, Ney.i
William II. Carr, N. VI Il. w. Lesley, Phila.,
Pa; DR.. Schmidt, Bremen; A.Schmidt, Bremen;
William Granert, N. y; II. O. jackson, N. Y;
II, L. Lytle and Wife, Phila., Pa; Mrs. Adams,
Chicago; Rev. William Spensley, London
ii. l.. Metcalfe and Wife, Hartford, Conn.i Geo
r. Allen, Grafton, w. Va; A. ]. Todd, n. Y; W
G. Graichen, Winchester, Va; Senior Kayalev
sky, N. Y; Rey. George X. Warner, Mouktoni
Il. II. Z. Cobb, Balto., Nd; Rev. j. Gibson
Gault ST. Mary's County.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-02
SOCIETY.
what is Going ON i'm the Social World

Mr.. Blaine's second daughter, who has spent
the winter at school In Paris, will return next
1t is said, than that Of her father and mother,
who will make the trip for the special purpose
Of bringing her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt sailed for Russia on Tues
day. Their party, mentioned in the social
news last week, was much distressed at losing
CIRCLE"
Miss Marion West is visiting friends at
West Point and will remain through June.
The many friends OF Commander aud Mrs
O'Kane would suggest that now his European
cruise is up, there is no pleasanter place to
"wait orders" than Washington. The Com
mander's behavior during the frightful scenes
at Chios has reflected honor and credit on the
Government he serves as well as ON himself
Mrs. O'Kane is q daughter of Erastus Corning,
and cousin OF the Doctor Corning whose art
lectures were SO successful here two years
ago.
Mrs. Laughton is still at Mount Vernon, her
stay being prolonged by the illness OF the Ala
bama regent who is one OF her devoted friends,
and whom she does not wish to leave before
her convalesence is assured. Mrs. Pickens,
the charming South Carolina regent, is also
prolonging her visit there for the same reason.
Madame Won sacles left to-day en- route for
Richmond to visit her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warwick, at their beautiful country seat on
the james River.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Franklin are st4ll In
Florida, and in their pretty homo (Which
are enjoying the full beauty of a tropical
spring. Mrs. Franklin is affectionately re-
membered here as Miss Ross, and her three
years residence In China, and her prolonged
stay in the South, have failed to lessen the
memory.
Miss Emily Harper, the Maryland regent,
Will entertain several of her sister regents at
her home in Baltimore next week. Among
them Will be Mrs. Barry Of Chicago, Mrs.
Pickens, Mrs. Laughton and Mrs. Boer.
Mrs. and Miss Waite are settled for the sum-
mer at their old homo in Connecticut. They
Will make short Journeys TO the Pier and other
places OF resort whenever they fancy SO doing,
but Lynne Will be their ''permanency."
Among the pleasant people who Will sum-
mer at Nantucket are Judge and Mrs. Proud
foot, OF Chicago, the parents OF the pretty
| young girl who has been visiting our city.
The friends OF Senator and Mrs. Lamar are
much distressed at the news that comes up
from their home in Mississippi. Mrs. Lamar
| has become such an invalid that her husband
is scarcely ever able TO leave her side, and the
| gravest fears are entertained as to the result
OF her illness.
| Miss Kendall, whose engagement to Mr.. Rus.
| sell was announced some days ago, is a daugh
| ter OF Mr.. Amos Kendall and is we'll described
| In the words OF one of her foreign admirers,
| niiBce CT eiegdnte CONNIE uneJee.
Apropos, Mrs. Charles Kennedy and hei
| daughter viii spend their "summer moor
| ings" on Lake Chautauqua.
| Mrs Kaufman and family will spend the
| summer at Lake Chautauqua.