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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

II SHARPLY fair Of the Marquis OF Harrington to
address public meeting called to threaten the ex
1stence OF the house Of lords The Marquis sits in
The house Of commons, and would regard It as a
misfortune II his fathers death should translate
him TO the house Of lords But many OF his coron-
e1ed colleagues could never get an election by the
people. and would have to retire from the business
Of governmental the hereditary house were abol.
tSAoh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

As a rule. the New York Sun uses excellent Eng
fish in its editorial columns and not unfreouentv
critiei>es the language OF its cOtempOraries with
good effect; but we observe that 1t speaks editor
tally Of 1.-TWO millions of intelligent American cit,
zens, -four millions and quarter OF votesr etc.
etc. In conversation. would Mr.. Dana use the ex-
preston "two hundreds OF bushels Of corn or otwo
hundred bushels OF corn? Doubtless the latter
Why, then, should he write 'two millions OF citt-
zens,?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

II the old adaSe be true that that nation is GOV
erned best when Is governed least, the American
people may be said 10 have reached the summit OF
governmental happiness Just now. Neither the
PRESIDENT. the Vice President, nor any member OF
the Cabinet Is IN Washington at the present time
lnvfew OF this fact, what Is the use OF Worrying
about the election OF q Chief Magtsfrate2
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POLKA Dor SArrEEss.
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRorHER,,


SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRorHER,,
HAS JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
BLACK NAVY BLUE AND GARNET POLKA DOT
SATTEENS. at Csc per yard. These Satteens
and very desirable.
NEW BLACK SILK JERSEYS at So
IMPORTED ALL-WCOL JERSEYS. FROM $3.50 TO
So
PARIS EMBROIDERED FICHUS
CLOSING PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS AND
JACKETS.
SILK CHUDDA CASHMERE AND BERLIN sHAwLS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND COLORED
HHADAMES, SURAHS AND GROS GRAIN SILKS,
Al 81 Sl2j. 81. 70 and So.
"a RARE BARGAIN" IN 42-INCH- WIDE BLACK
ALBATROSS CLOTH AT soc, FORMER PRICE
62I9C
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS" IN BRITISH AND
FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS" IN PARASOLS
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALI-WOOL FRENCH FAB
RIGS. FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES.
GILBERTS Ga WIDE ALL-WOOL CLOTH SUIT
INGS AT 81. FORMER PRICE slo5
inches wide at Soc, and 81 inches wide, at 81.
RLCI PRICES.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
Established 1910. Tjy26l Penna avenue cor 9th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

The republican headquarters nag In New York.
which was hung across the street, has been blown
-ooUn three times. the last time doing some Damage
and putting out all the electric lights The place
1or nag Is on mast, instead OF across the street
IN New York as well as In Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

The campaign has hardly opened, and vet there
are politicians who insist that their heads are cool
ana their temperaments conservative, who CLAIM,
That New York Is secure for their side by IS 900 ma
JoHty. How much Of a majority are the hotheaded
ana sanguine politicians Claiming?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

The excellent suggestion Is made by the ARM
ana VARY Journal that Commander Schley be ap-
pointed TO succeed Commodore English as chief OF
the bureau of equipment and recruiting. OF Com
mander Schleys fitness for this position we presume
there can be no doubt; and any recognition OF his
gallant and valuable service which the President or
Secretary Of the Navy might be disposed to make
would DC sure TO win the approval OF the entire
country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

There Is Democratic politician In Massachusetts
named Drinkwater. His associates did not trust
him, and he has been persuaded To resign his place
On the state central committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

Inc SIBERIAN pest fs stated TO have reached
GatSchna the location Of the bomb-proof palace IN
which the car concealed himself FOR some time
after his accession. Prince Schakorsky is at the
head OF local organization to shake on the conta
zion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

KooL K1orn1sa
KoOL AT KLoTH1Na
KooL KoRRECT PRICES. KLoTHING
KOoL KLOTHING
KooL RARE CHANCE KLoTu1NG
KooL FOR KLoru1NG
KooL KEEN KALKULATERs KLoTH1NG
KooL KLoTu1NG
KOOL Calcutta Seersucker Suits KLCTHING
KooL Nuns Cloth Suits, English KLoTHING
KooL Serge Suits, Drab D,Ete KLoTu1NG
KOOL Suits, Sea Grass Linen Suits KLOTHING
KOOI English seersucker Suits KLOTHING
KOOL White Flannel Suits. Silk Al KLoIHING
KOOL paca Coats and Vests, Mohair KLOTHING
KOOL Goats and Vests, sicilian Coats KLOTHING
KoOL and Vests French Pin Check KLoTHING
KOOL Coats and Vests. Calcutta KLOTHING
KOOL Seersucker Coats aud Vests. KLOTHING
KooL English seersucler Coats and KLoTH1NG
kOOL Vests Handsome Stocknett KLOTHING
kOoL Coats and Vests, Serge (all KLOTHING
kOoL shades) Coats and Vests. KLOTHING
KoOL Black Alpaca Coats and Vests. KLoTH1NG
hooL Irish Crash Suits, White Duck KLoTHING
KOOL Vests. Fancy Duck Vests. KLOTHING
KOOL Hundreds of other garments KLOTHING
KOOL in the way of Keep Kool KLOTHING
KOOL klothing, and all are going KLOTHING
kOOL at prices that will please you. KLoTH1NG
KooL KLoTH1NG
KOOa A. sAKs & CO., ELoTHING
KooL leaders In Clothing KLoTH1NG
Koo1 BIG and s1s SEVENTH STREET KIoTH1NG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

~ CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Music Vocal aud lnsrImi iItRl and tuning
tltE. Drawing, Painting Modelling and por;rafture
oEAIORl Literature aud Languages
HOME Elegant -utatius 90 lady
FALL TERM b, Eln- SEPT nth Beautifully ILLUSTRATED
tal.n fl't. iddrt - T. TOIEJEE. D.rstur
n-l-ln& thi2t krank I'm square. Bus uii Mass
E,.HESCH LESSO' :. PARTISAN IRONINCIA.
II tr.l Mic. '. ID'UOMAiE has 7, iucyed 10 IOI.
ian ,ireft H. W Ga - during summer 80 ma
and ~ T. IN Natu 81 - stem specially. jylslim
nj ST. JoSEIH'S COLLEGE
-fs Course OF studies: Classical and Commercial.
I'TlH~: lsnurd r. Isr s,sSlpn of five inaufhs Al00
Day students according to fuaac Studies will lr r,-
suI4ca On Monday, SCI t,anls-r I. lisa Address
Bl.O. JOS.-IH Director
Carroll a. q,
1y.-9m baltimore Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

emerson vas no doubt great and good man
OUT no" about fifteen courses Of Emerson at one
intellectual banquet?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

hussi are being expelled from Berlin BY the
ponce. What Russia needs Is q spirited foreign
policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

Gen Grant says Of Mr.. Blaine: Tile has twenty
i've years Of experience in public life, and knows
every feature OF the public business To reject
such man In all the plenitude OF his knowledge
and ability and viii for man OF Gov. Clevelands
limited experience would be beneath the good
sense OF our people" In 1853 one OF the presidential
candidates was man OF admittedly high charac-
ter, and who had had many years OF experience in
public life. The good sense OF the people did not
think 1t was beneath them 10 reject this man In
all the plenitude OF his knowledge and ability and
VIII for man who never held any civil Office. and
who, except as soldier In one war, was as obscure
and unlikely candidate as could be found In the
most retired walks OF private life 1t IS commonly be-
Ieved that Gen. Grant thought this mans election
was good thing for the country, and that his ad-
mtnistratiOn abundantly Justified the good sense Of
the people In electing him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28
EDUCATIONAL.
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Ii BRDOkNIIi.E ACADEMY.

HI BRoOhNIIiE ACADEMY,
Bro Lvilie. Mont, luury County Md
Session l'ns A-I t1ubrr u. Numlrr Of inmates M
household limited Ih,r,. aie sin few Na,lnrie.
Terms So Ier anulin. For further Information "a
circulars Apply to
iy.-.n Rev. c. X. NELSON. u n PRINCIPAL
II APLEW0pD INSTITUTE FOR BOTH SEXES
We tuncuruVllle, Pa - miles from Br, ad ~ sta
ton Philadelphia. Bet lruf' ssoTs: thorough coursss
If study. students ard for Junior In college
lf1CiI''l lessons III sirNtyltg and civil engineering
lcrl"F obstruction IN ue, tIuld and backward puIia
privately tUUi'A, carefully ar jagged Department 70,
little boy. tul,s of school life na, attractive. st5t
So ltr session Uf lS Mrks. highly r,roiInl, fld-d ~,
IatruIls. j. sHOhILIDGL. Na!e Collese) A M Prin
'ilal ly2s-luls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

The old school democrats Of Massachusetts,, the
Abbotts and Tarbo1es, and other silver tops and
SILK stockings think their opportunity has come for
relieving themselves OF the incubus Of Butler. The
recruits they are now getting from one end OF the
publican party encourages them IN the belief that
they can dispense with the recruits they got few
years ago from the opposite end and Butler men are
being forced out OF the party management. OF
course this Is all right, Butler is to run rs third
candidate, but II he were disposed TO help the
democratic party the elegant gentlemen who have
reluctantly accepted him as their party leader and
who now make haste to reject him, would find
that Charles r. Goldman and Thomas Wentworth
HggtnsOn and Charles W. Eliot do not control SO
many votes as does BENJAMIN Franklin Butler,
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C1os1Se.our SALE OF REMNANTS.

PREVIOUS TO OUR ANNUAL STOCK TAKING
ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF AUGUST WE HAVE
HAD ALL OUR REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
MEASURED AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
WITH QUANTITY AND PRICE ON EACH PIECE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
WE ARE ALSO CLOSING OUT SPRING AND
SUMMER DRESS GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
AND LADIES WHO RAVE NOT SUPPLIED THEM
SELVES CAN NOW OBTAIN SOME GOOD EAR
GAINS
FRENCH SATTEENS GREAT VARIETY, Is AND
37Lc
SUMMER CHECK SILKS GOOD QUALITY. Soc.
BIA GOODS OF ALL KINDS. IN GREAT VA
METY-THE CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS EVER
OFFERED.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES
W. NJ. SINISTER Il SONS,
ty25 S19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

New York Is considerably excited over the arrest
and prospective punishment OF Mother Mandel-
baum, the notorious keeper of place for tie re-
cefpt OF stolen goods 10 that city Kidding COM
Inunity OF so dangerous q character as She has
been Is a matter over which law-aoiding people
might well fecitate themselves; but the affair is
not without some features which suggest very dis
cOuragfng reflections. This vile creature and her
criminal practices have for many years been per-
fectly well known TO the police OF New York but it
appears that In order 10 brip. her TO justice Ii
necessary 10 employ private detectives. who We're
Obliged to keep their movements from the knowl-
edge of the regular force lest their efforts should
De defeated Those In charge Of the police system
OF the city bave Invariably required proofs before
proceeding against her, and such evidence, If pro-
duced, never appeared 10 be used 10 her prejudice;
whereas the private deSecttves. working in CO
operation with the district attorneys Office, went
% work themselves TO procure the PROOF and have
succeeded In piling up much Of it that not only
VIII the prisoner probably be convicted but good
many startling revelations. likely TO incriminate
some OF the police authorities, confidently e1-
pected In view OF these facts. good many New
Workers are propounding the suggestive inquiry
"Do protectors protect?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28
WANTED-ROOMS.

vzrASTEi,-SECOND OR THTRD-STORY FRONT
w roc w. unfurnsh,d il private iaifily. north OF
and west Of 18Th street; reference cNciauGc Address
EICJ ARDS G l4i street nor. Invest stating prcr and
location. IL
yAYANTTD-HO0M AND EUh HD FOR LADY. IN A
w private family, snth WASHINGTON not obj-ctr! to-
near Bureau Engraving and Printing terms must toe
reasonable. prompt fcIc: Address IN ANI
1910 18th street northwest. B26-2t'
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: rIhNo ExcuANGr. Az 9th street,

E'cR shF-Ar GENETSS l1NERY sTABIF--A
Hii' family IafraA-e. tioTSc sld harness Ie
Nae u, airy new and oue llrtoH tie lr,,y--rtv -
= i.ti'lAu lt4Niu- thee Cal early street
q s,l, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

The first comprehensive and Intelligent account
Which has reached the public in regard TO the
fava4es OF the Cholera in TOUlOn, MarseilleS and
Aries, appears ia lengthy and interesting cable
telegram In yesterdays New York Times. from O
correspondent OF that paper who visited and spent
I've days In those cities for the express purpose of
examining into and reporting upon the extent and
Character OF their present afiction In every par
ucuiar. as will be seen by the extracts published
elsewhere IN tO-days issue, this account fully con-
nrrnS what has heretofore been stated In this
column In regard 10 the peculiarly favorable cOndl-
Tons presented BY MarseilleS and TOulOn, and, in
Decd by nearly all the Mediterranean ports for the
INTRODUCTION and propagation ofinfectious and con-
taglouS diseases; and the narrative emphasizes
throughout the importance OF early and thorough
sanitary measures as means both OF keeping such
epidemicS out OF the country. and OF mitigating
their horrors where they once gain a fcothOld. on
these points the following extracts from the report
referred 70 Will be found TO be particularly rcassur-
ing:
u have visited every room I'm every cholera hos
pital existingin NarseiIles and TouIon ana have
seen the wretChed people dying in hospitals and in
Shelr oS novels, and buried at midnight IN the Gene
teries, by the light Of torches and lanterns. have
discussed all the phases OF the epidemic eYnauS-
lively with the hospital doctors. with priests, and
with nurses, and my conclusion Is that the much
Dreaded cholera, probably the most fat and
OF all diseases 10 which human flesh Is heir. Is q
thing OF which no Intelligent community Of well
ordered lives and well-managed sewer pipes neei
have an alarming fear, even when brOu ,ht into
close contact with it, to say nothing Of getting into
apan1c at distance"
In view OF the facts stated ard the conclusions
reached BY an authority so well qualified 10 speak
on the subject, the duty OF the authorities and In
habitants Of every city and village In the United
States Is both plain and simple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

sCSIC-GUITAR. SINGING. PIANO AND HAIR
W mong Tr-ticnllv tau lt al rInarkaly low rates
during Summer, hS lruf. L. Ol;1ENSTEIN lnqure al
1ho - a. ". VI music stUTc. Satisfaction -Iara-
ted. lny.sg ,Ia
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=
Z frame, l., bet 18th a.ld lith.....-.. lotO
Arrly to J. " L. MYERS.
my19 l2w' 1i1s New York avenue
NOR SALE-ELEGAN1 NEN HOUSES OF TWELVE
IL rooms. all modern electric b-s.Ac..
On Iows circle. Apply y j. W. L. MlEES LIS New
York avenue. apl.i l5W.
NOR SALE-EIEGANT NEW HOUSE ON psf
j. between I1th and 18th streets. all modem improve
mcnts Price Ss,ovJ. Aliiy to- j. W L. n LIS l423
New York avenue iily.l-li~-
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E.CR SALE-ON TN strict NORTHFAST BEAU
tiu Seycn-rooin house, ali ,od,ru luYr, y,iIpIlts
win {, a" Sl5 9Th street. Ct - f.rt iron; by lu ,-
irce S3tDo: terms easy. Apply to j. " r. shERS
I3-s New YORK aEciue. nlylG llw'
NOR SALE-INO SIX-ROoM HOUSES ON 18TH
II street near Iowa Circle: SO each: Price
S2n0 each. A! ly to J. ". T. sll hrs li2s New York
avenue. myI6-lIw'
IGOR SAI!,-NEW HOUSE. ALL MOD lAIPS ON
Ilerce Place: price IS 500. t.tlis SOncas balance
monthly without Interest Apply to j. ". T. MYERS
las New York avenue n.vIt,-IIw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

tsOk ShE-lboN SAFE Al LESS THAN HALF
a IslCe n7sf-class. 6Culie door aud corabination
lock. Warranted and burglar proOf Insalre loss
Hiffsi
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FOR SALE-UOCSES.

I>oR sALI-FoUK-sToRY HoUsEoN = STREET
II within half block Of Ia;ent OF - Il ROOMS. we'll
Siiso0 PikKLR ToNNsEND. i4ls + s:r,, : -. ~.
west.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13


 The desirabihty of a national cattle trail is still mooted question among stockmen. Gov, Click, of Kansas, is opposed to ii and the Turf Field < Farm in ytieing him says;
 His poinised Critiolsm is that a trail six miles wide would not grow enough grass to support the herds drifting over it The herhage in many parts of the plains is scanty, being nour- ished hy a loose, sandy soil, and the constant tread of the bovines would seriously affect it, to say nothing of the cravings of appetite Many of the wild grasses will not stand being eaten down more than once or twice during a season. If trail from south to north is established it will have to be more than six miles wldeto be of any benefit. But Gov Click opposes the National Trail scheme on other grounds, Hethinks it would scatter the germs of disease through States now protected in a measure from the drifting Texan herds. This point, however, was earnestly debated in the Convention and it was thought that measures could be devised to provent the spread of disease.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The different stock associations of the Territory have agreed to meet in a general convention, at Benson, on Dsc. 18th, for the purpose of taking into consideration the adyisability of forming a general association, com- posed of the different suhordinates within Arizona; also to frame laws for the protection of cattle men within our borders, and to place the same be- fore our next legislature with endorse meEts and recommendations for their passage Four associations in the Ter ritory have signi6ed theii intention to be represented.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

Every little while there is brought to light, in some part of our Union, evidence of cruelty praetioed in in sane asylums and houses of corr ection, against the unfortunate inmatej. The latest case of ''mans iubumanity to man. has been shown up m Indiana by the annual report of the Governor of the State. In referring to tho con duet of asylums for the poor in many counties in the State, the report reads: Although they have no maniac pa tients, yet in 8 per cent of the asy- lums restraints arc used upon these unfortunates. Many of them are cribbsd, many tied, and others chained; !; some in dark cells and others m strong rooms. Some are fastened to the floor and wallowing in their own filth; others in pens and stalls. Many are confined in sh,aightsiackets, and in one asylum for the poor situated in conn- ty adjoining the capital of the State, an insane woman spends her time in solitary confinement in a cell or coop of iron.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13

The Clifton Clarion states that owing to the fact of the assessments t,f the Arizona and Detroit Copper cona- panies having been raised by the Board of Equalization over the assess ment made by the Assessor, neither company paid thelr taxes, although each rendered the exact amount of their taxes upon the original assess ment, amounting to some $l3,000, com ditioned, however, upon the Tax Col lector giving them a receipt in full for their taxes for the year 1884. This Sheriff Stevens refused to do, and the matter will have to be settled by the courts.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13


 Shetlaasi shawls, nubias, wooden hosiery, wooden skirts, and ladies me- rino underwear in gieat varieties at Myers X scheins.
 Van Wagenens store lltola as though he thought there was < long, cold winter ahead judging from tae fine large stock of blankets and come forters piled in his store.
 The Langtry Balls at Myers X schein's.
 Call and see those hobby smts at Van Wagenens.
 New prints and ginghams tt Myers 6 Schein's.
 You can buy heavy double blaa- ket for $4 at Myers X schein's,
 The celebrated five hooks, Fosters patent, kid gloves, at Myers & scheiris s.
 Remember that E. F. Kellner will not De UNDERs0LD by anybody or in any one article. He is deter mined to meet all competition and will undersell any store which at- tempts to beat his prices.
 Hoop skirts and buatles at the Ban nc, Store. FOR SALE AT A IIARGAINi Sev. eral new Fish wagons, one top buggy, one eight, horse power engine and boiler, one twelve mule team and wagons, lot of good secondhand furn- iture, &c. &c., Tt E. F Kellnsr's New York Store. Two heating or parlor stoves for sale by G. A. swAsEy.
 Assorted and fancy candles just re. ceiyed at Somervilles.
 Choice liquors, by the bottle or gal, lon, at G. S, Van Wagenens You can get bargain in tea at Van Wagenens.
 Go to Van Wagenens for a good That.
 The Drew dwelling IS for sale, For 1 particulars apply at the BEIT office l All classes of goods as low as tho lowest, for cash, at YanWagenena,
 For tobacco best grades chewing and smoking also cigars and cigar. retes go to Van Wagenen's.
 Job lots of chewing or smoking to. baecos, at 50 cents per lb,, at tn, News Depot Taylor { Hatch. l Cube sugar i5c. per pound for cast at yttn Wagenens l You can buy choice fresh can good for cash as cheap at Van Wagsnent as anywhere and find gocd assort ment
 I New invoice of fresh candy and nut at G. s. Van Wagenen. 1 For eho1ee groceries and fresh frui
 Mrs. R. Gill's headquarters
 Fresh ranch eggs at Someryille's, 1 Fresh California cheese and bes ranch butter at Mrs. R. Gill's.
 Butter, eggs and cheese at souer 1 Eville's.
 l If you want fancy crackers and fan 1 cy biscuits, go to Somerrilles.
 Call at the News Depot if you wan to buy legal, bill and congress cap pa per or paperettes cheap I TAYLOR ( HArcH.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-12-13


 Postmaster Fred E. Brooks, of Tombstone, has been found short in his accounts, and other serious charges have been made against him by in spector w, A. Robinson, who inyssti- gated the affairs of the Tombstone office. It was discovered that he had been overcharging on box rents and had procured duplicate key to the mail sacks, winch is an offence punish able by fine and imprisonment. There are said to be other irregularities in the office which have not yet been made public. Mr. Brooks was very recently one of the principals to TO- mantle courtship and marriage, his wife, whom he had never seen, com ing all the way srom Plymouth, En- gland, to wed him, and this disgrace ful denouement comes before the hon. eyInoon is ended