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Condemned Locals.

Street lamns viii be lighted at 700 p NJ and
eHriayuisii-d az 3:45 Am
Yesteriny &. T. l. Crown fled the daily suit for
damages ag-in>I the b. L. Z. railroad com panv,
ella ming $1,000 to his property, 93l, 953 ana 935
Mary land avenue southwest
Mr.. Ernest Lo 1i.r writes that the picnic from
Which Lawrence Miller and his sister were
turning when attacked Monday nj hit Was not
held 1T his Qo I'll 'r's) garden.
Mieh1el S.ieeilsn, alias Sheeny Mike, who was
arrested in New York FOR rObberies committed n
This city, h d a writ OF habeaS corpus or mt d in
his behal: by Judge Brown, Oh the United States
court, IN New Yorh yesterday, OH which he VIII be
arraign-d O-day-
A correspond mt writes that the hydrant corner
OF 13Is and 4 streets northwest has been out OF
TernlI CT the past tire months.
The Capital City Quarts have accepted the IN
vitit.On OF the commit tie Of the fillmore oriOie
10 VISIT thai city next Tuesday and take part in
the festivities.
While Martin Ford of 1878 NJ street. was stand
Ing Oh his bro hers doorstep. I2 20 street last
night, his brother fired sh0t-gua out of the WIN
dow nd wounded Martin slightly III the leg The
sho' ting WAS acci .cnt;iL
Odd Fellows report that young man who
Wears blu Il ,nnrl suit and a back Derby hat,
an WHO L.lhs Siiby, i going the rounds i;npuS-
in5 ON OF Flows " soliciting mon y TO aid
him TO get to NCr.Ola. He h%S. IL is Stated col
ircied money from quite number and is still col
lectinr.
\ large chain gang from the workhouss is en-
gagged la cle' ming the cutters in ISL Washington
George A Custer Camp, No /, Sons OF Veterans,
he'd heir inst camp fire at the Schu-tZen PARK
last evening. Deieyat OnS We're present from all
the Grant Army posts OF the city. The COM
mlttee or arran semfnts was composed OF Arthur
Berry, chairman, +. W. Cole, j. F. Weber, j. q.
Morrison AMI W. FdrQuhar.
Last evening hoIse driven by DR.. E. b. Bliss
took fright while passing over the AqusIuct
bridge and UPSET the buggy, throwing the doctor
AMI uiS vile b0tl out. Mrs Bliss was Slightly H.
1ur d The doctor was not much hurt.
VIM Meredith alias Jones, COiOred, was fined SIS
or 80 days by Judge Mills ;O-diy IOr carrying u
pistol.
TIE wife OF Nj. Samuel s. Shedd, the wel-known
merchant. die d LAST evening.
Judge Smell. OF the Police Court, is expected
lomt. ON tine 18th inst.
Jno. Mack, Il hackmln, was finel $40 in the
Police Court this afternoon for seriously a>sauitin,
his brother, Eugene Mack, by Striking him on The
Read with u STONE, 1T the b. and U. depot yesJer-
Qay.
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Too Late! Too Late!!

Too late now ror any one, whatever NAV be
his position or by whatever motive actuated, to
attempt to throw any calumny or insinuate any
State Lottery, which, Incorporated by the
state OF Louisiana in 1868, gives to the world
renowned Charity Hospital at New Orleans, La,
the priDcely sum OF 81 600 Co., and scatters millions
broadcast from Nova Scotia to Panama. It's
monthly drawings take place on the second
Tues lay OF each month (the l6Oth Sept ny, and
Gtn% q. 7. B-auregard. OF La, and Jubal A Early,
or Va, attest over their own signatures the abso-
lutte fairness, strict integrity, and entire good
faith towards all parties OF the drawings which
are conducted entirely and solely by them. All
Information Can be had cheerfully from n. A.
Dauphln, New Orleans, La, on application.
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Amusements. &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--Barlow, Wilson a. Co.'S
NIlS;rels.
ABNEKs SUMNER GARDEN.-Vocal and Instru-
mental COnrert.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Music and Variety.
DIME Observation-Disclosures AMI Pantomime.
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Grape Juice for Com .nunion.

The grape crop OF A. Spears vineyards last year
was double that OF any previous year. His vine
yards near PasSalc have SO increaS ID that he Is
able to keep ste k f1v to six years ahead. They
have be- ONE popular wines among the best ply
slc1inS N New York, and largely used for COM
mutton purposes and for weak and aged persons.
For sale by druggists.
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If EATING .WERE A FELONY

IT COULD NOT BE MORE TERRIBLY PUNISHED
THAN BY THE TORTURES OF INDIGESTION.
WHY ENDURE THEM? EVERY DYSPEPrIC
KNOWS. OR OUGHT TO KNOW, THAT TARhANT'S
EFFEEVESCENT SETTER APERIENT Is A SPE-
CIFIC FOR THE COMPLAINT. WIZ THEN SUE
FER? 1T IL SHEER FOLLY. SOLD bT ALL
DRUGGISTS.
sep1
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not sold In bar-rOOmS butt reliable, nOn-alcOholic
tonic medicine useful at all times, and In all
sons, l. Browns Iron BitterS
WALTERBORo S. C.-Dr j. M. Klein says:
Brown's Iron B:tters have given universal salts
faction"
CONYERs. GA.-Dr W. Fl. Lee says: "Brown's
Iron Btters Is good medicine, and many are
using IL In this place."
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LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.

w DHyU
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigOr. Address as above. N.B.-NO
Risk Is incurred. as thirty days trial Is al
lowed Wsm
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No Need br Con,nla,nt,

on your grocer for the only g"nulne Compressed
Yeast, made by Fletschmann Co., successors to
Gan, FleiSchmann & Co., and be sure that our
Yeast is bearing our signature, Fleischmann &
Co., as our yeast is not sold without our label un-
der no circumstances
Factory Depot 1112 18th street.
c. DENEKAS, Agent.
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And those who have left school go TO Auerbach's,
corner 7th and streets, for their hats Shirts
derwear. neckties, collars, &c. Fine blue flannel
shirts for men and boys. A fresh supply Of those
Soc. bicycle shirts.
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DR. MiIler's Neuralgia Pills,
Tne beSt remedy known. Soil by all druggists
Prepared by Geo. j. Musser, cor. l and 10th SITS.
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MARRIAGE LICgysEA-The clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses to George C. Nay. OF
Georgetowr and Addie Hamman: w. H. Butler
and Mary Isabel Middleton.
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NTK9. n. L. NcCARTEE. TEACHER AT WEST
N1 Warrington Conservatory Of Music; soprano. >t.
Matthew's (K. Ghurch.-yodce Culture and the Art
Of singing. Rsddenoe, Is II street NV. sepl-1ms
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M ISIS ANNIE Z. HUMPHREY.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~ L. WILD BRO.
Ne 100 1th street northwest
Always oner Special Bargains to Cash BUYER for the
Stlen the kranich Bach and New ing
land PIANOS md Barker ORGANS. newtYYYn
ments
Tuning and repairing faithfully attended To- eepl
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Mother swans Worm SYRUP
Inlaiibt, taSteieSS, harmless, catharl1c: for
feVerlshness, restlessness. worms, constipation.
Csc.
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The R1ees Fms INSURANCE ConpAsy.
BUILDINGS AND PEksO AL PROPERTY IN THE
IS1RICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY.
ONCE. temporarily, 1901 street northwest. VIII
remove to their quarters No. 1891 street
as coon repairs coinpleted-about Sep
tember lat. r
A. BEvERIpG,, President
VIM. s. Tit MPSUN, Vice President.
TEOS. HiDL. Treasurer
FRANCiS B. MOHUN. Secretary.
Trustees-M w. Bevert6ge, Y. NJ. Hanson. Thos
hyee. VIM. II. Morrison. N. W. Burchell Z. =. Hutch
tnson. Jno. Jay Knox. John sherman. Vim. 8. Thomp-
son. NJ3-2m
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PURE GRAPE CIDER, male from the pnra juice o I
the or ipn, at Car. XLnders, No. Gil 9Th street
northwest sl00 p r gan n.
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BILL. WIS flied yesterday by AM Berry agt.
ElZ lbeth Thompson for the substitution OF trus-
fpf.
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Summer Situations.

you are IN a Car or on SiltpD0ard You want to
get right along on your trip without interruption
or danger from changes OF temperature, water,
tOOd. You are at the Sea-ShOre. You want to
enjoy yourself without the drawback or summer
complaints from over eating. imprudent bathing,
and the myriad OF little excuses which are almost
inseparable from seaside life. You are on the
mountains, and don't want check on your spirits
by rheumatic or crampy conditions. You are in the
Held, and don't want to stop work on account OF
don't want yoursel or any OF your family to suffer
IN stomach or bowel from summer mplica-
lions. Certainly not That Is the reason you
always have a nottle OF Perry Davis Pain Killer
within reach. You know just how to use 1t and
what 1t will do. and 1t svould be forgetfulness or
Jolly on your part to be caught without specific
which has always befrended you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

HEAVY Canton F1AssELs.
CENTS. 10 CENTs. II CENTS.
Extra vide Ted Flannpl . cents
AL wool Red Twiiied flannel. 25 cents
dedicated 81 Flannel 81 cis, IS and so cts,
Home Made Red Shaker Flannel
White Shaker Flannel. Is cts, 81 ctB., 80 cts.
AL Wool bite Flaune . cents.
Extra quality Sheetng Cotton, Is cents.
lndlso Blue Calico, new patterna
iadl.s Flannel Suitng, double width. Is cents.
u ne Black Cashmeres, 81, so. 80, So cents.
Blue Back Chudda Cloth 81 cts. rs cts.
Back Cashmere Shawls 81. on, 81. 81. 50. 0U, 40.
1Ourtauld's nglieh Grapes and Veils
Al wool Flannel uiting, Is cts.
CAlnels Hair La,iies' Cloth, rs cts.
Turkey lied Table Linen fast cOlOrR
BLACK eVets. Satins. and Silks.
WE ARE RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY
c. NJ. TOwSON.
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
South Side. sepl
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CHAUNCEY q. HEED HTI
Offers the following Special Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
No. IA Double Round. elaborateiy finished Ron.
wood square Grand Piano, maze by Vim. Knabe h O..
at cost or $780, property Of X-sepstor used very
little, and without o scratch. rice only s 90.
case, used four months made by the leading Boston
has no superior. Original price, 81. 600.
offered by party leaving the tity at 1900.
No. "a full 7-octave Rosswood Piano carved le~a
overstrung base good new, used three montha nv
ex-clerk, offered for cash at 8 50.
No 4.fnn Loot Piano, with overstrung base made
$3.50. offered at SIPS.
20 6-An elegant Isoct. 3-strineed Cabinet (,rsnA
UPRIGHT Piano mew offered by n at Sl7S
No. "a genuine Daniel +. Beatty. sll5 "a Stoop
No. IA superior Organ in octaves. By J. Esty q
No. ESPECIAL prices in the ms.cb,ess sbon,nger
Cymbela Organs, the only organs Containing a com
plete chime VI bells sold on IS monthly payments.
g. j. REED,
ANU 433 7th street northwest.
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CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. ESTAB-
y iished in 1864 and improved yearly occupies spa.
cious. handsome and oomnodious halls In Lincoln Han
building. corner 9th and streets NV Training for
sons and daughters fSs real lie for self support
oEen for reception and re istraton Of students August
~. Re9ular day and evening sessions resumed MON
DAY. Sept. 8. Course OF study: PENN nshp, rthog-
raphy. English LanHage Business Correspondence,
Business Calculations Bookkeeping by single and dou
Bile entry Commercial Law. Political Economy. and
and PhenogTaphy: Y the B5siness Practice depart
Bank. makes purchases, tor cash and on time. gives
rents, insurance and tsxes and keeps al Of the
counts.
International Business College Diploma conferred
graduates ct close Of year It IL Of ad
vantage to students be registered and fully equipped
prior to the opening day:
Hours Of Instruction-Day eeeGi0ng I'm. to 2:30 D.
M Evening sessi ons. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday
Tuition fees-Dsy sessions year scholarship. in cash.
$50 scholarship in nsta ments $50 payable SO
admission and remainder In monthly nstaments Of
SO each by tho quarter. $40 upon admission Even
quarter. admission. $40; by the month. sdmis-
SION. IS.
New illustrated annual sent by n.sil on application.
HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Princfpal. anil
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s'A1derncy Dairy WagOns.',
Fresh Alderncy Butter, Ghurned every morning
and delivered In H-lb. "Ward" prints, Csc. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
s.. per Ut. Cream. 15c pint.
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Milwaukee Beer.
&c. II stovep1pe-urawD from 1rOOd.
u KNIGHT. 1872 Penna. avenue
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Rsopens Monday. Oct 1st 1883. atthe Lecture Rooms
S26 street. Catalogues can be obtained ct NorTi
cons Parker's Angiim's and Adams' Book Stores o.
ct The ofics OF the treasurer, +. J. Lavender A8Oh
Louisiana avenue New students can obtain informs
ton or enter ut the ONCE of
WI. NEWTON. Secretary q the Faculty.
au23-2m 0lO Street.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR. s. I. SCOTT, DENTIST. WOULD RESPECT
IL fully inform hie friends and patrons that he will
resume the practice Of his profession at 12O7 street
northwest On september first. au23-lms
nR. DUKE. DENTIST tbs l4rH STREET NORTH
- west. Beautiful sets Of Teeth and perfect ft
Teeth filled for e. Extracting without pain 80 cents.
All operations warranted. ty6-6ms
nR. HARTlEBEN. GRADUATE OF PENNSYL-
II vania College, Philadelphia, having purchased my
Office and reeidence has resumed practice. conf
IDENTIFY recommend him to my patrons and the public
generally dentist VI undoubted ability. H. A.
CARMAN. Dentist lOl5 l4th st NV. je25
A ETIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
a serted Immediately after extracting natural teeth,
In splendid success. Modern methods and siIl in al
branches Of Dentistry. Moderate fees.
1a3-ly DIR. DONNAI4LY. 1921 street northwest,
nk. RANDALL PARSONS. DENTIST
y 42S It'll street northwest over Ballsntynea Rook
htore. Gold nlngs specially. Gas given day or
night. Sl6
nR. T. n. TALBOT. DENTIST, No. 437 7TH
street three doors from corner e. Dentistry in al
its branches. Teeth inserted 81 per sst All work war
rSnted tanl9
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Milwaukee Reer.
&c. SchOOner-uraWn from arOUd.
U KNIGHT, 1872 Penna. avenue
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CHIRTS.-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- "MYSTERY" SHIFT
Is the best Shirt for Is cred ia this or any
other country, being elegantly made Of the very best
material.
This Shirt been sold in this market for year
and thousands of best citizens testify to its
perioritr. both as to quality and ut.
Only Is cents for the
''MYSTERY" SHIRT,
the best hitting and most uniform in quality Of any
shirt in the market.
Sold only at
NEGIVNISS'.
au15 1909 f street northwest.
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FussELLs leg CREAM shipped anywhere ont of
town
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" N street, West Washington. Boarding and Day
school for Young Ladies and Little Girls. Thorough
and German. The twelfth year begins september II,
1883: For circulars apply to Principal. MISS LUCY
ST. PHENSON. su6-2ms
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CITY ITEMS.
acknowledgements Treatment
0E DISRA ACE


SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR AMOUNT PAID FOR
TREATMENT REFUNDED THE PATIENT.
IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION IN BALTIMORE, Nd,
DURING PAST Two YEARS.
BRANCH OFFICE, EMBRACING ALL THg AD VAN
TAGEs OF HOME OFFICE. Now OPEN DAILY AT
922H street n. w., Washington.
ONCE Hours from 8 to IL q. M, and to p m,
Sundays excepted
Consultation Free at ONCE or Home Of Patient
CdUr send 0, pamphlets contd timing oues' hun
dred testimonials " cures Of citizens Of Bait
more, COreri1N the entire range OF nerve ana
OthertctSe tncurd0le diseases.
See morning National Republican and Baltimore
Sun for daily announcement OF cures OF chronic
diseases washington ONCE. seaK St NV.
M. Augenssein, 81 9Th Street NV.
Offers Tor Tomorrow only, the following immense
bargains: 2 Of porcelain lined pipkins 49,, at.
&c, Ct. 29c: bronze fgure or fan y vase lamps
S5c. Fancy waiter ana Is doZ. wine glasses Soc
ChOpping bowl and knives lac. Coal sleeves lOc
champion flour sleeves o.. 2qt. covered saucepan
&c., Bot 12r., Qt &c., at. &c. dz. gilt band
egg cups sc. y d. butter plates ioc. Large dust
pan and brush 18c. Backing brush and box
backing 10c Just received ten crates OF decorated
ware which will be sold at slaughtering prices.
Parties wishing to match any decorated goods
they have will do we'll to call
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ssNOMMENT ON PARLE PARIS. "-FRENCH
~ pleasantly TAUGHT by Prot. H; LARkUQUE. 9
erenGes.M. Roustan. French Minister: Also. Span;
ish Italian, German, Mathematics. Latin. Greek and
natural eciences. Address Star 0 nee. sep3 st
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WASHINGTON Docs FIGHT IN THE WEsr-A
dog Tight for 50 0O0 side took place ut Hessv.lle
Ind, yesterday, brtween Chicago brindle female
bulldog named Flora, and Ring, white bulldog.
evenly matched, and fought until both were
nearly exhausted The handler OF Ring ATTEMPTED
20 lift his dog up and Flora set her teeth In the
Washington dog neck, but immediately let go.
The owner OF Flora claimed the fight On the
ground that Rings handler lifted the dog while
flora had hold The referee decided In his favor.
but the crowd was dissatisfied. They claimed
light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Cooler and fair weather is indicated for Ney
England and the middle states On Tnur.day.
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT. IL.
The ME piCAI. COLLEGE PENS OCT. /.
THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10.

TCRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL.
II An Efemen .ary and High SCHOOL, for both sexes.
street. between 18th and 18th t eets W.. will open
NINTH MONTH {Sept 3D. Number Of students i'm
tied. Superior advantages Terms moderate. Appli-
cation may be made any time at scIool rooms. from
M to pm.
aul. 3m THOS " SIDWETI. PrinciDal
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-02-01

Rheumatism Positively Cured.
Write for FREE 40-page pamphlet to r. K.
Helphenstine, Druggist and Chemist, Wash
ington, d. C..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-26
place at ten o'clock this morning in the

place at ten o'clock this morning In the
Rue Daru. In the center of the nave was
erected a large oatafalque surrounded by
long wax candles and almost hidden
amongst the luxurious palms. ferns, and
evergreens that formed pleasant relief to
the building mourners that fill the int.
rior. Viewing the building mourners
that filled the small building to excess,
there could be no question Of the reality of
the loss that Ivan Tourgueniev's death
has inflicted in Russian and French litera-
ry cicles. From Prince Orloff, conspicu.
GUS in riband star, and other members of
the Russian embassy; from M. Edmund
About. M. p, Viardot, and M. Renan
down to the obscure of Journalistic. the
admirers of the dead writer has all come
to render to him their last homage. For
nearly two hours the rites continued
until the time for giving the ''last salute"
i. g. the defiling before the coffin of all
the mourners, bowling as they passed.
Among them were to be seen the actors
who for twenty. five years past have per-
formed at The Michel Theatre in St.
Petersburg. The coffin was then carried
out of the church through the mass of
people collected outside, and down some
narrow steps into the vaults beneath the
nave, where after u few words from the
officiating priest, it was left, until the
time should come for transporting it 10
Russia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-26

charles A, Dana of the New York Sun
Is ever read, to show the inconsistency OF
those people whom he does not like, and
their namc is legion. The Hartford Post
gives the following rs his record, in the
matter of consistency:
Editor Dana of the New York San that
'scorches for ALL is having a dose of his
favorite medicine for others served upon
himself. Since the Birdsall controversy
was opened, Dana's attack on Hancock
has been pretty thoroughly aired and re-
viewed by the democratic press, and the
comments upon that attack have been far
from complimentary to a man who as
sumes to be practical dictator to the dem
ocrats (and to everybody else as well. }
And now some one has been to the trouble
"of going behind the returns" and raking
up very delicate point in the history Of
the New York editor. A letter written
by Mr.. Dana to President johnson, asking
for the appointment as collector of the
port of New York, has been published. in
which the modest and self-sacrificing ed
itor expressed tho opinion that there is
no person of any prominence in the party
(unon republican, whose appointment
would give greater satisfaction than
mine" And because he failed to get that
appointment, not only from President
johnson, but from President Grant, after
going to the greatest lengths of flattery In
writing the life of the latter, Editor Dana
has become the most vindictive man In
the country. Vindictive, not only to bis
political enemies, but to his political
friends as well,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-09-26
Aunt Sally Stockwell OF West Brattle-

Aunt Sally Stockwel Of West Brattle-
boro, who died Friday night at the extreme
age of l04 years and five months, was the
youngest of IL children. One of the
children lived to be 100 years old. and a
brother was 80 years of age when he died.
Her father fought for the independence OF
the colonies under Stark and Warner in
the battle of Bennington, and served
through the Revolutionary war, settling
in BrattIeboro after peace was declared.
When IS years old, in 1897. and before
George Washington's death, Sarah Harris
married Arad Stockwell, sturdy pioneer
farmer Her husband died in 1856, aged
80 years. Their family consisted of ten
children, five of whom are now living.
The descendants of Aunt Sally Stockwell
number 81 grandchildren, 81 great grand
children; 20 of the latter are new living
Aunt Sally celebrated her centennial birth.
day April 80 the occasion being notable
ono. Up to within few years she was
quite active about the house, but within a
year or two she has been feeble. Her
mental faculties appeared to be quite well
preserved on the 104th birthday, and her
was of an interesting char
acter. She was an inveterate smoker, and
enjoyed her old clay pipe to the last.