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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

There is steady demand for choice well estab
lished brands of Flour with no material change
in prices during the past few days. Wheat is more
active with better demand for prime lots for
local milling purposes but low grades are still
hsrd to move at quotations. Corn is active and
higher. Rye is steady with a growing demand.
Oats are quiet and easy Butter is very scarce
and wanted. Eggs are lower. Potatoes are in
fair receipt and easy. Other produce is unchanged.
Bacon is quiet at quotations.
RICHMOND MARKET, April 1O.-The marke. is
quiet and the demand very limited. Flour dull.
Small sales of Wheat at 1O5a115 for choice lots
of white; 107a112 for do. mixed 1O5a112 for
longberry and 105a1OS for Futz Prime white
Corn brought 64a66 Nothing doing In Rye or
Oats.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. April 1O.--The
market remains quiet and quotations nominaly
unchanged. Stock of Flour on hand good but
demand light. Offerings of grain very small
LYNcHBURG MARKET, April 1O-The general
produce market is very quiet and the receipts
limited and quotations for Wheat and Corn have
remained unchanged. There is some improve
ment in Tobacco and prices are SITTER Lugs
show an unusual degree of activity and are want
ed by both manufacturers and exporters. Common
aud medium dark and bright leaf sells RAPIDLY,
while fine loaf of all colors is high and the supply
not equal to the demand
BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET April 10
Sugar-Olerings of raw Sugars are still am pie.
and there is next to no demand outside the ordi-
nary trade call, and the market simply presents
the old fat tone, with sellers finding little to
courage them to hope for any immediate mprove-
ment The quotations are 51ba5a.c for fair to
good refining. Grocery grades of New Orleans
sell for 6lYa1 cts, and centrifugal 7a.as. Re-.
fined Sugars steady at the decline noted,
which places them at lower figures than they have
been ever quoted at before; Cut-loaf 77sc for
crushed 74s for powdered rs for granulated
rs; soft A67s yelows 5laa6 cents per ID.
Cofee.-The trade is quiet in all its branches
Importers hold their stock firmly, but in the alb
sence of demand the figures are nominal. The
jobbiug trade is irregular, and the orders are
mostly in small lots. The only sale reported from
FIRST hands is 500 bags at 1Oh cents At the Ell.
change to-day $50 bags June sold at SO SO. We
quote Bio invoices nominslly as follows Ordi-
nary at 91aa11 cents, fair at 1912 cents, good at
IL cents, and prime at II "a cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, April 1O-Beeves
Nothing doing in live Cattle dressed beef steady
and firm for city slaughtered at 75a$1O rs pe1
100 lbs for sides. sheep-Market dull and low.
err extremes 6aS7 1912 per 100 lbs for Sheep
and 75as9 25 for yearling Lambs. Hogs-Mar.
ket extremely dull for live Hogs at 25aS6 25
per 100 lbs with carloads sold at 5 9Oa$6 25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET April 11.-Hogs.-
Market brisk 10c higher; rough packing 4Oa
IS 80; packing and butchers Case 35 light
5 40a$6; skips 8 75a$5 %. Cattle-Market &C.
tive and firm: exports 40as6 80; good to choice
shipping S 90as6 80; medium to good 25s
So rs; 'corn.fed Texans 5aS6. sheep-Market
weak and 25c lower inferior to fair 75a$4 so =;
medium to good 25a$6; choice to extra Case go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

THERE ARE two foreign missions now va
cant and there is talk about a probable
vacancy in the German mission to this coun-
try. With the latter the people Of this coun-
try have no concern, but with the two former
they have. American affairs get along just
az we'll at Berlin and ST. Petersburg without
as with an American minister. So they
would at all the other foreign courts. Be-
fore Mr. Sargent resigned the Berlin mission
Germany conducted her diplomatic cores
pondence with this Government directly,
utterly ignoring his presence There Is rea-
son in maintaining the consular service, but
steamships and the telegraph have reduced
the diplomatic missions to mere perfume
tory condition, and as they are exceed
iugly expensive they should be abolished at
once. Like the tariff, they are behind the
age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. April 10.-Shee,
and Lambs-There is no change in prices since
Monday. Trade has been fair.
Hogs-The prices of Monday have been fairly
we'll maintained, viz 71haSSsc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET. April 1O.-Hog
firm common and light 75aSG packing Nm,
bu tchers' S TOsS6 so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

THE INTENTION Of Mr.. John Kelly, the
leader of the Tammany Hail democrats OF
New York, to unite with the other wings of
his party in his State in order to carry that
State for the democratic Presidential candl-
date next November as announced IN the
"GAzETTE's Washington correspondence OF
yesterday, Is we'll calculated to warrant the
already bright hopes of the national demo-
cracy for the election of a democratic Presl-
dent. For several years past either the
lukewarm support or the active opposition
Of the Tammany democrats has given New
York TO the republicans. but with such a
majority rs united party in the city used
10, anil now can, give the State may be safe
~ included in the democratic column.
only forty-eight electoral votes, besides
those of the solid South, are required to
elect a democratic President, and those OF
New York will leave but few to be supplied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

T1RYTHE SWISS PATENT PROCESS FAMILY
i FLOUR. For sale by
jan19 CHAS. g. TAYLOR, Jr., 81 King st..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-11

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET April 1O.--The
market remains quiet and quotations nominally
unchanged. Stock of Flour on hand good, but
demand light. offerings of grain very small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

The republican national committee has organ
he'd for the campaign by the election OF B. F. Jones'
OF Pittsburg. chairman, and Samuel Fessenden, OF
Connecticut, secretary. Mr. Jones Is a wealthy
iron manufacturer and may be depended on to
represent business interests" from an orthodox
P1ttsburg standpoint Of protection Mr.. Fessenden
b a shrewd and active Connecticut parson-politi-
cian who, therefore, combines the wisdom of the
serpent with the innocence OF the dove. 1t was
thought best that the immediate friends of the
Candidate should not monopolize the hOnors of the
campaign, and for that reason Mr.. Elkins and Mr..
Chanee consented to take back seat. They Will
have, however, considerable power behind the
throne.
Mr.. Jones' in the inevitable speech Of acceptance,
outlines once more the republican policy. Mr..
Bailel5 integrity Is vouched for his intense Amer
icansm Is extOied, aud the party lines are sharply
drawn On tie tariff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
JUST WIEN You WANT Them
REDUCTION A.

REDUCTION A.
ALL OF OUR s5 MEMS AND YOUTHS ATWOOD
CASHMERE PANTALoONs NOW GO AT 1926 A
PAIR REMEMBER. WE HAVE NO MORE s. PAN
TALoONs-THEY ARE ALL 1925 PAIR OVER
SIX HUNDRED PAIR TO SELECT FROM
REDUCTION B.
EVERY PAIR OF MEMS AND YOUTHS ALL
WOOL CASHMERE PANTALOoNs THAT WERE So
AND $3.50 A PAIR, NOW GO AT s49oA PAIR, AND
OVER FOUR HUNDRLD PAIR TO SELECT FROM.
REDUCTION
ALL OF OUR FINER GRADES OF PANrAIooNs
PUT DOWN TO ONE PRICE-ss6o-sIx DOLLARS
AND SIXTY CENTS PAIR. ABOUT TWO HUN
DRED TO SELECT FROM. REMEMBER. $500 A
PAIR
REDUCTION D.
ALL OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS SIS SUITS GO AT
$3.50 A SUIT.
REDUCTION E.
CHuDREN'S PLATED PLAIN. AND. IN FACT,
EVERY Sc Ch1LDS SUIT THAT WE HAVE Is now
$3.50 SUIT
REDUCTION F.
HANDSOME JERSEY BLOUsEs AND PANTS GO
All 9sc. EACH-A RARE BARGAIN.
SPECIAL PLUM
ARE THE NUNS CLOTH SERGE AND DRAB
DETE COATS. NOT ONE IN THE LOT WORTH
LESS THAN SIS; SOME WORTH MORE. ALL GO
AT g. 30 EACH
FAT MEMS PICNIC.
THIS Is SPECIAL FEAST FOR THOSE WEIGH
ING ANYWHERE FROM 200 TO 400 POUNDS ABOUT
EIGHTY so SUITS. COME AND TAKE YOUR
CHOICE AT $3.50 SUIT
A SHORT VEST STORY.
ALL OF OUR FANCY DUCK VESTS NONE HAVE
BEEN LESS THAN 50. SOME AS MUCH AS s5. WE
ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE THEM AND YOU
CAN CONE AND PEEP AT THEM IF YOU FIND
ONE TO SUIT TAKE 1T ALONG FOR S13O.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER.
IF 1T HAPPENS TO TURN WARM BY TO.MOR-
ROW. REMEMBER THAT NO HOUSE IN THIS
COUNTRY SHOWS LARGER LINE OF "KOOL
kLOTHING' THAN WE Do REMEMBER, THAT
OUR REDUCTIONS ARE MADE FROM PRICES
THAT ARE GUARANTEED BY AN ABSOLUTELY
ONE-PRICE HOUSE AT ALL TIMES TO BE THE
LOWEST. AND ARE NOT IMAGINARY FROM
PRICES THAT NEVER EXISTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
3.29S.

THE STAR printed In May 3.29S new advertise
ments, being the largest number ever printed in
any one month In the history OF the paper. The
demand for advertising space thus far June con-
tinues Advertisers will confer a favor by send
ing in their orders early to insure insertion and
classification IN to-morrow's double-sheet issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

The Garfield monument at Cleveland is not to
tower quite 50 high as that raised by a grateful
country, after good deal or elaboration, to Wash
ington, but it Will be thirty feet higher than the
Bunker Hill monument, and will, therefore, be a
notable addi -, TO the worlds stock of memorial
shafts. The plan, as adopted by the committee,
provides for central tower of $50 feet ornamented
with various architectural designs 10 add TO its
beauty and significance. our own local monument
70 Garfield, In the shape OF hospital, may not so
dignity the landscape but it will not be less useful
In its service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

The Chinese show a short memory regarding the
freshly signed treaty Of Tonquin, as body OF four
thousand troops have attacked the French In
yacers, while OF their guard. and killed and
wounded quite number OF them The Chinese
viii have To pay dearly, however for this little
eoultion, for orders have been to the depart
ing French troops TO stay where they are while the
French admiral Is going to take fleet up towards
Pekin to demand satisfaction, and settling OF &C
counts By man-Of-war is generally usurous pro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

The furious storm which succeeded the surry
calm OF last week spread loss a wide region of
country, and must have done much damage at sea.
Here In Washington as usual its violence was not
30 great and consisted chiefly or an iIafnoderate
waste OF water from the skies over Which eagle
eyed municipalities have no authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

There are political eInbers in the Notifications
appropriation bin which may be famed by debate
I'll they light up the last days Of the session with
an angry IRE, and possibly deuain our LAWMAKERS
here TIL after the democratic convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

The y. 7. FOTld has apparently had the wink
tipped from the mysterious democratic conference,
for II goes down through the LIST OF candidates tc-
day, Staying each in turn till 1t brings I'D at TfdeI
with this significant remark: 1.-The first CTilden)
may yet De nominated by acclaim. The states
man, though unwilling TO longer serve his party,
may, in crisis, possibly yet be impeIled to save
his party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

Yale beat Harvard yesterday at rowing but it
remains 10 De seen both together can beat Blaine
at politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
FOR RENT-FLATS.

E,oR RENT-osBORNE HOUSE. 900 l4TH STREET
II northwest several large and handsomely Furnished
tooms on first and second floors; dininsroom = at
the house or rooming elsewhere Summer rates
Rooms, S15 to $50 per month according to location.
Table board $40 per month jeI9-3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

Mr. Gladstone's triumphant victory In the house
or commons last night marks long step towards
republic in England. Under the provisions OF the
franchise act, as finally passed without DIVISION
the suffrage is made almost as universal as In this
country. The house OF lords may object, and thus
delay the passage OF the bill, but If they do 1t Will
be, as Gladstone frankly told them, at their peril
1t Is not 10 De supposed that so conservative a
country as England will care 10 throw of form Of
monarchical government Embedded In the history
o. the country for thousand years, but with the
power in the hands Of the people the aristocracy
must exist by grace. and must commend itself to
popular approval or 20 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

OuR REMNANT DAr SALES
CONTINUED ON SATURDAY.
ODD CURTAINS IN OUR
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
About Is or 20 pairs Nottingham Curtains, mostly
and pairs of STYLE of them slishty soilsd. 1t
the following reductions:
PAIR FINE WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
former price 81. So now g.
2 PAIR FINE WHITE NOTTINGHAM CUE.
TAINS. former price 90. now a.
PAIR FINE WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
former price $3.50. now sa5o.
PAIR FINE ECRU NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
slghtly soiled. former price Is. now 90.
/ PAIR FINE WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
former price 1915. now $2.oo.
sPAIR FINE WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
Former price $780, now 81.
1 PAIR FINE ECRU NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
slightly damaged, former price $3.50. now 81
PAIR WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, for.
mer price SITS, now 81.
2PAIR EcRU NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, former
price $3.50. now 81
6 PAIR WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. for.
mer price ST. now Csc
ONE PRICE oN1Yi
WOODWARD l. LoTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 Pa ave te21 sl2D street.
TRUNKS. SArcuELs.
TRUNKS. sArCHELs.
BATHS.
HAMMoCKs. FOR CHILDREN. 10 CENTS.
HAMMoCKs. FOR GROWN PERSONS IS CENTS.
BAttSMs.
MEXICAN HAMMOCKs, sl6o
MEXICAN HAMMOCKs. s1so.
BATHS.
BATHING SUITS FOR MISSES.
BATHING SUITS FOR BOYS
BATHING SUITS FOR LADIRa
BATHING SUITS FOB MEN.
At Low Figures.
BAUMs.
BATHING CAPS
BATHING SHOES
BATHING HOSE.
BATHS,
At Popular Low Prices.
E E 4 $$ WV !; II e: E:
Zl6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

New York dispatch In the Philadelphia Times
Of to-day confirms the recent special dispatches
from New York In THE STAR TO the effect
that Cleveland has been artistically knocked
out" as a presidential candidate. The Times
dispatch says that the anti-Cleveland forces
At their recent conference in New York city,
have so far succeeded as TO make the nomi-
nation OF the tdal-wave governor impossible
This movement, in which John Kelly, Senators
German and Mcpherson, ex-senator Davis, Gen.
Butler, Chairman Barnum and others are promi-
nent has been apparently for Bayard; but there is
deep suspicion that it Is secretly In the interest Of
Tnden- The conference, as reported in the Times
dispatch, disclosed the fact that Cleveland is not
Indens choice after all, and that he cannot CON-
mand majority OF the state delegation 1t Is now
suggested that Cleveland was merely put forward
10 draw the FIRE necessary to destroy him and
demonstrate the necessity for Tildens leadership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
MME. j. p. PALMER.

IMPORTER OF FASHION,
No 1Ig7 STREET NORTHWEST.
has lust received direct from her agent In Paris the
latest sensation il
GOLD ROUGH AND READY BONNETS AND HATS
" B-Msdams would inform her customers that
sl orders repossd In while abroad. not less than
go. viii be faithfully attended 70. e3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
SECOND HAND BICYCLES.

Size
so stand. col, ball. b'ss b W. and oiler 8 Is 90
90 stand COL ball b'vs latest pattern ..... ISL
81. stand col, ball. b'g. $500
dropped bars bell bag and oiler used weeks 100 90
81 special col, bag, w, oer lamp and bell. $500
81. full nickeled. imp. British mail balls to
sne oer cyeioneter and m p bag cost 81 Is 100
weeks 1900
50. special Columbia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go 90
81 Harvard" all bright Observation-Disclosures. 1870
SO. full nickeed Expert. balls all round, dropp'd
oler cost sIes 50 o~e va. a. 1000
lamp. 1000
Graded spring bag wrench and oer cost s67 so lis
Every machine warranted Id first class running order
Call and examine at
je27-2t' SCRIBNER'S. HOS street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
PROFESSIONAL.
INVESTMENTS.

Co1QRADO sECURITIha-LOANe UPON DRTD
~ O EHss nss 9 PEI cent Bonds saa v.1snS "a
insson re1ercnces Etxen oodsncs soaiclfd al
mylQ- Inn 49, 49, >>s@ssSsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
Wholesale AND RETAIL
CARD TO TIE TRADE. LINERY MEN AND pRl.
hAlE RIVERS


Messre wrenn Son beg TO announce that they h.vs
established Permanent branch in ws.hinston xher.
work in Carriages Bugges Thaetons Carts a. An
including the renowned Wenn speeding and rad
The superior and well known facilities Possessed nv
TINS establishment for the manufacture Of fine work
sufficient that buyers viii not be di.appoiiei
the Norfolk steamers goods are set do~n ia Nash
inson at figure 90 low that really nothing Is added 10
Two hundred and fifteen hands are employed the ysar
round at their factories in Norfolk Va and orders Cor
out with promptness and dispatch. and all work guar
Aneed OF finest grades as 70 material aud workmanship
Messrs Nrenn Son take pleasure In referring To the
many gentlemen in the livery business in this CITY vino
have had personal experience with the wrenn wasons
COFFIN CO. agents for Washington jels-Im
IHoR sALE-AT GEYER's, ass c sTREET-so CAR
and new Ladies Phsetons and VilIs Ssrt h a.
quite lot Of Horses adapted for all purposes Quite
s Call to see u.s. No trouble 'G NM ssGT Ssyrn
IroR SALE-A LARGE LOT OF SECOND HAND
ard makes must be sold sacrifice for cash or at bar
cams VI sy t1 R S n make room at the wHerSoms Of
tSoR SALE-I INVITE THE CARRIAGE rsTN0
public to call and examine my large stock Spring
and summer Carriages new and second hand the latest
YOUNG, 3l5 9th street northwest. nyS-sm
EoR sALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
fht etons F,tension Tns II such a. Nc,orias
Carts Bugges, two and four passenger Rocka~ays Sc
&c Repairing promptly snded to- ROBI hi Ika.
HAM Repository and Factory. 4l0 sl6 sth st NV ans
1SoR SALE-PERsoNS ABOUT PURCHASING FIX
y changing or selling Stock in my line such a.
Horses Carriages. Harness. &C. will find il u their sd
VANTAGE TO call address me, have cons ant de-
mand for such stock have fine stock Of Lishtnins
Juinp-se Carriages; also. Drags Landaus SurT1.s
Carts. Buggies. Horses. &c. 1 can furnish comr,e,e
tufnouts everything correspond shortest notice
Satisfaction guaranteed. WM. +. DOWNEY stables
l62O to 1924 repository 1927 TO le2s ap2s Sun
IrOh SALE-CARRIAGES. BUGG1Es JUMPsFATS
II and Spring Wagons. Vanished Wagons sper islty
repairing Painting and Trimming promptly attended
TO- Al work warranted as represented. j J. COOK
Agent, 1926 NJ street Vest washington mh2s Ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
REDUCTION g.

ALL OF OUR FINER GRADES OF PANTALOONs
PUT DOWN TO ONE PRICE-se.6o-sIx DOLLARS
AND SIXTY CENTS PAIR. ABOUT TWO HUN
DRIED TO SELECT FROM. REMEMBER. $500 A
PAIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
REDUCTION B.

WOOL CASHMERE PANTALooNs THAT WERE Sc
AND $3.50 PAIR, NOW GO AT s4eoA PAIR, AND
OVER -FOUR HUNDRLD PAIR TO SELECT FROM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
EDUCATIONAL.

FTNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il (Situated ut
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. BALTIMORE AND wxsHrSoroun
Are establishing a Branch at
ATLANTIC CITY
Best Instruction in French German by superior
native teachers. Most efficient method
CNEXCELLED ADVANTAGES FOR LEAENIN0
CONVERSATION.
Fee extremely low. Apply to
Prof Jolly,
rs Franklin street Baltimore;
Or. after July 4th at
MERCHANT HOUSE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN. II AND IS
per cent investments; two six room houses on IL III
street. between and southwest Si $50 each. also
good business corner rooms and store rooms 40 40
4-room house on It'll. bet ID and southwes. a 500
C. a. PARKER. ~ and southwest ,e2;-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
REDUCTION D.

ALL OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS SIS SUITS GO A.
$3.50 A SUIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

[HOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE SEVEN ROOMS; All
Massachusetts, avenue northwest; rent $40, In sd
ance Inquire at 1911 street. Soa Indiana syenue
.lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-27

tOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE.
4 room, or the entire lower door, of 423 18th A. w.
one OF the most prominent thorou9hfares between
u W. je27.6ts
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-22
REGENT PUBLICATIONS.

The Life and Poems of Theodore Win
 throp" have been arranged in book form by
 the poets sister Theodore Winthrop is now almost forgotten writer, although he once was very popular. He was descended from the Winthrops who were once governors of Massachusetts and Connecticut, and was relat- ed to ex-President Woolsey of Yale college He lived in New Haven, and used to wander about over East and West rocks, and Long Wharf was one of his favorite haunts He graduated at Yale. As an author he was quite prolific for the time he wrote and many of his poems are real gems. Published by Henry Holt 6 Co.,, New York, and for sale in this city by H. H. Peck.
 Spinning Woo1en and Worsted" is a prac- tical treatise for the use of all persons engaged in those trades, written by Walter s. Bright McLaren, NJ. A., worsted-spinner. The book contains vast amount of useful infor- nation and contains sixty-nine diagrams Published by Casseu & Co.,, London Paris and New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 A novel in the American novel series (No- A that is attracting considerable criticism is
 fStratford- By -the-Ssa.' The characters in the book are Puritan maiden, 8 subdued mother, tyrannical grandfather, an actress who falls in love with the Puritan maiden's husband, not knowing he is married, and one or two bad men and as many good ones The story is fascinating and well written Pub ished by Henry Holt & Co.,, New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller
 The popular interest in amateur photogra- phy which has increased so much within a year or two will be still more increased by the influence of a little book called ''The Amateur Photographer, by Ellersie Wal lace, jr., M. D. It is a manual for begin ners. It contains many pertinent sugges- of apparatus and of processes The subjects of the several chapters are Photographic Apparatus ''Emulsions,'' Developers" ''Wet Collodion," Bath Dry Plates" 'FWashed Collodion,' Emulsion" and General Considerations" with hints as to ''Posing and Arrangement" A pretty pho tograph is given frontispiece. The book certainly deserves a large sale. Published by Porter & Coates, Philadelphia, and for sale in this city byJudd the bookseller.
 "Everybody's Paint Book' is a complete guide to the art of outdoor and indoor paint ing, designed for the special use of those who wish to do their own work, and consisting of practical lessons in plain painting, varnish- ing, polishing, staining, paper-hanging, kal- somining, etc., as well as directions for reno vating furniture, and hints on artistic work for home decoration, together with full description of the tools and materials used Precise directions are given for mixing paints for all purposes. The book is illustrated and is by F. B. Gardner Published by NJ. S. 7 Warren street. New York, and for sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.