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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
By5SLAIRE.

There will be al exciting game Il ball
his afternoon ca the commons between
picked nine an& the Browns The picked
niue will consist Of the folio Eing Elsyers
McManis, catcher; Manley ptcher Cullen
short stop; Alum, lst base; L,ttl-toa. I'd
se; Archer, :3rd base; Alum Ed, LETT
lid; King center field; WilEar:6, right
ii. ID.
a revised move list of press work has
3. en- issued by ,ha glass workers. In it Is
8, correction OF several mistakes thai occur
I'd in the first list.
The choir that is to lead the singing in
he Christian Church at the memorial ser
wee for Genera Grant held meeting last
eight.
An effort is being made on the part Of
NE Of or citizens 10 have the Mayor issue
3, proclamation to close the bQsineSs houses
i noon Satu' day in depositiDg ne remain'
0. Grne-Hi Grant
The Committee Of Arrangements in be.
h.,Ii ut Spsng-r Post, 6. \ K, extend an
invitation TO ali the civic societies in the
ulty ~ meet wi.h them il front OF their hall
on IarrySccond street, on Saturday n
| y M. to attend the funeral service Of ten.
: Grant The members ottha q \.
a.l al Old soldiers will meet a. the &. \. Il
na,l at 0 clock p IT.
The steamer Emma Graham took on
some freight here last evening.
Cellar thieves haze been visiting some Of
our p epic on GraYel Hill during the past
week
Business was dull at tho Lookup yesteI-
One or two B~qirc nail feeders ore run
ming machines in the Benwood mill.
NJ. A. Chew, Secretary of The Nailers,
Rollers and Heaters Association, was III
town yesterday.
Ia order to get a round trip ticket from
| here to Burr Mills, for 30 cents, you should
leave your name with A Whitneyor Marion
| Hoffman.
Oar colored friends. at least quito mum,
9sr Of them, continue to use the roller
| sBa',s.
The c. 4 P. road vii take holiday on
Saturday. No trains Al ocIoch IN the
mo-ni2E. Tac pay car will not be hy7c BE-
| fore some time next week
J. NJ. Maring, OF the Lantern Clone
! u OihN was III lttSSA' fFS'tA'n P"'~---@
ing new set OF pots for his works.
Samuel Simmons left asst cveaiug tor "
nip 10 he North Sesi
TIE street cars are takin- their turn 81
being repaired.
Hon. Harvey Danfori, who is candidate
.ar Representative, was in town YESTERDAY
seeing bis Democratic friends and taking
up his chances.
4. Meyer and family left yesterday tor
their new home in France.
Council will have special session to
night it is said
Andrew J. Workman and Mss Maggie
Sutton were married yesterday oY R"v. l.
! Il TAYLOR.
The following names have ba-l announced
'or the Treasurer OIL p 70 he presented 10
he Democratic convention, which meets N
- Clhirsvil!e or Tucsiav next: K =
Riley and George Kern Of Pultney. Hiram,
. G. Workman. OF Smith, John NARROW and
Thomas Craig Of Pesse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
Placing Badges on the Hero,s Rreast.
NkILERS EXCITED
ever the Reported Importation by the
Jefferson Iron Works of Chattanooga
Nauer> -OniCer Clubbed.

over the Reported Importation by the
Jefferson Iron Works of Chattanooga
Nauer> Officer Clubbed.
SgeriGl 10 rs Register
NrarnENvILLE, o., August 6.-The nail
crs o; his city were in a fever OF excite
ment tits morning aud last night over the
report that the Jefferson Iron Works Com
r-ny Of this city had imported several nail.
crs from Chattanooga, Tenn to this point,
md in day or Two would start up with
these men, with tee help of others who
might wish to 20 to work Two Of the men
arrived from Chattanooga Tuesday, and
'rok up their quarters near tie mil in the
~.Sh ward. This morning a committee Of
"a'ers waited on the two men and
i'd he whole mater OF the strike before
hem. They listened 10 what the commit.
ire he'd to say, and when they had learned
he true s'afc Of affairs absolutely refused
20 90 to work, and a. II clock 10 day pur-
chased tickets Tor aurora lad. The nailers
ave still confident of success. Il Nngo
ard Brilliant there is nothing new
At a ls'e hour last night as O&cer VIM.
Auicl vas Datroihng iu the nejsh5orhood
0; he Panhandle depot he heard noisy
crowd. Going over to where the noise
cine rom he found three brothers
ulmed Hars,t under the influence of
liquor. OIs cf the 5ro,hss named Jim
us urarrcscme and the olicsr notified
him i: he was not more peacea2e he would
arrest him. The other brother started up
he railroad track, bur had not gone ta-
until the noise was resumed The officer
v,u. hack and took hold Of Jim, and when
.,u.t 10 start to the Lookup with him, John
-.rck the officer on the head several times
>iln billy, inHictjng serious injuries, Two
90. the 2rytaers were captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
THE Big PLuMS GOING.

-s.5..r Important Appointments Made by
the r9r.i,!cnt Yesterday.
WAsnIyc roH. D. c, August G.--The
Plesideur to-day made TIE io.Iowng az.
pointments:
To he Collector Of Internal Revenue,
Fs.ak Schlaadeck.r. for tie Nineteenth dis
,nat of Penn5y lvaoia,
70 be Surveyors Of Ccstons John I.
.;aIhright for the port Of Louisville" Ny
ron Irousdale, for he port o.. Nashville,
,cnn.
All Democratic.
The appointment Of Collectors OF Internal
nevenua 10 tae nineteenth and tweaty-ssc
ard Pennsy ly.nil districts to day completes
he last in this State. the entire eight in.
'~rIal revenue districts in the State are now
under the control OF Democrats.
Postmaster, Appointed To-Day.
The following is list Of appointments
70 postmastsrships made By the Presi-
dent 10 day William 5. ETads,
I.aGrnnge Ga. vice .,chn c Bell,
suspended lee Beal Rich Hill, No vice
6. p. Hucleby. suspend! Frederick \
Nerborg. North Vernon, Ind vice ". L
F1sther, suspended. Rich&.d Holmes, Ma :
chez, Miss, vice Wm McCrory suspended
Michael Bolsnd, De Balb, Ina, vic" George
W Gordon, suspended VIM. u GRAY,
Wilson, n. c vice Mrs Virginia Sharpsu
nerded !. L Jones. Portage, Wis, wee
u. f Brewer, declined Willis Bell, West.
lille, Corn, vice George l.. Fiuney, re-
giened Jacob DIllen, Batter, No, vice o.
ID. Astin. resigned Caauncey VI Free.
man, Broodfeld, Mo, vice j. \. Ar6u;hert.
.csigned
Austria Positively Selects Kelley.
WASHINGTON, August G.-The Depart
7rnt of Sratk is in receipt 0! cablerram
from Mr.. Lee, Secretary Of the Americ an
legation at Vienna, sayiug that the
Austrian government has positive
declined 10 receive Mr.. Ko
r.y AS United States Minister.
RE authorities Of Austria live no reaso7
o. their ac'ion. and merely say they will
.,r receive the ogicaL Mr. Kelley is nov
-, Paris. where b. has been for some weeks
-io al.o has been informed of the decision
f fSc Austrian authorities. Mr.. Lee has
7ac4 DESIGNATED 10 &c: a3 Charge d Affairs
i.r aa Freacnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
HENDRICKS.
The Vice President Speaks on Civil
Service Reform.
HIS RELATIONS WITH THE PRESIDENT
What They Should Be, Not What DisaP-
pointed Politicians and Lying News
papers Say They Are.
HENDRICKS Talks ENTER rAININGLY.

Chicago, August 6.-Vice President
Thomas A. Hendricks, accompanied by
Mrs Hcudri,kS, arrived at the Palmer
House this morning and took possession
temporarily of one Of the parlors. Mr.. Hen
Cricks informed representative of the
press that he was on his way
to New York to take part in the
Grant obSoqpes. 81 have been at
Ashland and up around Lake Superior with
Mrs. Hendricks for fortnight for pleasure
and recreation" said Mr.. Hendricks, land
we have had an enjoyable time. There is q
vast and rich country there, and it is now
being rapidly developed. heard Of Gen
,ral Grant death with feeling of deep
sorrow, although l had been anticipating
Lis demise ever since the last session Of the
Senate, last spring. | always had high
rvgsrG for General Grant as raan, and
great admiration for his ability as a sol
Oier and statesman. He was the greatest
man Of his time. AlwaYs composed, firm
and sclf.reliant in battle in high places OF
responsibility, and even up to the time OF
h death. lie never made speech, even
II out one or TWO lines in length, that was
not tull OF wisdom and whatever he said
vas effective Gad held the attention OF the
public.
Civil Service Reform.
"Do you think civil service reform, so.
called, has become firmly enough eng;ltted
upon our politics to be called an established
fact asked The reporter.
Nr. Hendricks hesitRted, then said with
suue emphasis: 81 do not know. Nothing
can be called an established fact aooat
ohich there is still Argument, diss"ution
ard Give sion OF opinion
II has been minated in various newspI-
pers that there is not that cordiaiity and
sameress Of parpose between President
Cleveland and yourself that would naturally
be expected. 4.
Well, as TO that it is thc invention prin-
c.pally Of disafec'ed representatives, Of fac
turs on the one hand and the suspicious
81 i conjrcures and oi-enimes hOeI5 Of
partisan organs OF the opposi
lion People who can in:elTgentlV
Judge Of III difference Of our positions will
place no crederce il such statements. Oar
rr'arions when We meet are decidedly cor
GuI have not aeen the President now in
's,r months, but have no doub, when do
mee, him it will 5e on terms Of the most
co,Gial Democratic fellowship,
The .Iun> Case.
Have you PAID attention TO the outcome
Of the investigation by the Civil COmmis
sicn c! charges against Acuw!ia "cnes, 'he
postmaster at iuilanapohs2
Il read tn -ir report generating kim, With
g-.at satisfaction. Hr Jones is an
able aud an honorable maa. He
- not much OF . lawyer, hut is
- good business man, ana. will
10 what is right in o.&ce performing his
d.G 3 10 the public in satisfactory man
u. r, while conGu:ng hiras"If strictly to the
letter of the law. an glad the committee
returned report shout which tajrminded
people will not cayil Mr. Hendricks took
5;s departure this afternoon ftr New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07

not De done. Tot ~ nsh it the visitors
must be hurried thrC/5n and past the re-
mains almost on trot. This rate of speed
compared lily with the dignity of the occa
sion. and more time was given. But the
accretioTs were too rapid to be cared for
and the line OF waiting pcokls stretched o 1t
finally at 10 o'clock, around the band a, the
Register cfiCe and down Centre stree.
At II O'Clock between 10000 and $1,000
persons bad passed the casket and looked
toward the remains, though many coming
rapidly in from the bright sunlight were
scarcely aole TO distinguish Them in the
somore shadows Of the black draped cor,
EidUr.
Beautiful Offering.
The floral offering of the Board of Aldo.
men was set up during the morning beneath
The ro,unda dome, where the light streamed
down upon 1t. The central column rose ten
iset ard was hanked by stands of colors,
while the base was bed of terms and palms,
among which was placed huge rows otwhita
buds. An incident was occasioned by the
attempt OF an Old lady who came up in the
hre to stoop and kiss the face of the dead
General She was reminded hastily that
sach a proceeding was in bad taste and De
sides, TWO plates OF glass prevented any
demonstration Of that kind.
Tho Critics Breath Freer.
Mayor Grace this morning sent the tol-
loving communication to Commissioner of
Public Works Rollin NJ. Squire: In de-
terence to the expressed wish Of some of the
friends aud admirers OF General Grant, you
are hereby directed to remove from the
front OF the City Hall the verses inscribed
thereon.
Visitors From the Suburbs.
As the morning wore on to midday, more
women, young and old, appeared in the line
Of visitors. Many carried little hand bags
and some had been shopping, and their dis
comfort was increased by the care CT par
GELS ard packages. Observers concluded
quickly hat these had come from hamlets
and towns in the outlying country. Farm
eys there we're in the line, undoubtedly and
many had come to town with entire families
O.. children, IN order that in Years 10 come
t5sy might have II 10 say that they had seen
.-e remains OF General Grant.
tn. Increasing heat had melted the ardOr
q. many who had secured places in the line.
a,j lot few dropped out after having
.5.s.I .lait way around even into Center
~.ss., The numbers a; the point of The
.auu,ajn lad decreased aud the u.op.- at
neon were dropping into line at the c).ncr
OF C,ty Hell aul Chambers street and Bca.d-
wav. The passacr OF people a. the C., 5ket
Vas averaging aooat loo - miunre ami at
clock $4,000 persons mad viewed he re.
mains. seven nours haviug been occ,ped
In 20 lllLs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
Right Of Way Granted.
Speci9! 10 he Register,

CosJocToy, O August G.-The Board OF
County Commissioners Of Coshoc'on county,
in session yesterday passed u resolution
granting free right Of way across all the
highways Of the county, TO the Aount Yer
non. Coshoctou aud Wheeling Railroad and
Eetition was also presented 10 the Town
Council for the right to occupy or cross
streets and alleys in the town of Coshoct)u.
There i5 no douo; but what the pe'..ton will
..HrHuted
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MURDER MOST FOUL.
a SaloOnkeeger PoisoTs Two Wi'es-A
Stou,.rh FulI of A Arsenic.

a SaloOnkeeger POisoEs Two Wi7es-A
Stomach Full of Arsenic.
NV GORE. August The second wife
Of a Brooklyn salconkeeper named Gro
hiew.ki recently died rather Suddenly, and
investigation revealed the presence Of ar
seEic in ber stomach. Gro6easki AMI q
servant #ipired Hsnlep 70 whom he had
besn more attentive than to his vile, were
arrested and he'd on charge o? murde-
The body 0! GrobIewak. first wifi, who a,so
died under somewha! suspicious circum.
stauces, was eXhumed, aud clemi0l yes.
terday reported finding therein such large
quantities OF arsenic as to have kept the
body in an almost psrfcc. state Of pres=r-
yatlcl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
Nervous Debliitatsd Maa

You are allowed free tpfal Of thirty days
Of tee use OF DR.. Dye's Celebrated volta'c
Belt with Electric SGspsEsory Appliances,
Tor tie speedy relief and permanent cure OF
Nervous pe6iIi.7. ioss Of Vitality and Man
Hood. aud ali inbred troubles. Also, tor
osny other Gl,eas,-s. Complete restoration
10 herl,k vigo, and manhood guaranteed
70 risk is incurred. IllTs;rsted panPs;"'
q;,r FL irr,rmstior. r"-rrs. e'c. mated
!-ee By addressing yc,:eie Rsit Go. MAJ
shall, Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
EAILERS vs.. FEEDERS
Communication From n Nallcr UpOn the
Present Trouble Between the Two Or

Communication From n Mailer Jpon the
Present Trouble Between the Two Or
ganizations.
MARrl> Ferry August :, l7sj.
To tie EiEor q he Register
SlR:-As a mailer desire to express my
views on the present muddle in Wheeling
between the ua.lers and feeders, and think
ibny express the sentiments Of every mem.
ber of thr Association, and they ough; TO
be in unison With every skilled mecAanie IN
the country.
In the first place when We held our con,
veriiou TWO years ago W. found uPoh in'e.-
ti-aiion that rhrrr vas one mailer tor eT-ry
machine in the Unit j Sta e. Since hat
time We have been investigating the Gea'h
rate and The rate at which machines have
been bull; and put into op"rAnon and
We lind that We have .een teaching more
apprentices by largo percen'aE', lhln
he number Of oil men who die auI the
number Of new machines which are pat in
operation end taken charge OF. Accost'
r. OF course. We do not feel inclined 70 ".ch
any more apprentices than are n"eied 10
make I'D the deficiency arising from deaths
and the increases il manAtsc'irr.
Why Is il that !aoo71r on the street can
ONLY get Sl.lj OF perhaps s. - per day
# h. asRs for &. he IS informed thai there
sr- hurdreds of men who will do his work
.or y ~ and there are. TOO, What do you
sunrose ailjur would be worth had we al
,owsd any and every one TO learn? Their
could have been twenty men tor every ma
.t;,S Cd ,ba manufacturers would pui
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Lumber strikers Resume Work.

East SAGINAW. MIrH., August 6.-Ihe
mills Of Eaton, Potter L Co. and Rust
Brothers q Co., STATED yesterday on the
same conditions as before the strike, with a
full force. Representative Barry laoored
earnestly with the men last night TO induce
them to stay out, but in vain. The men OF
Rust Eaton i Co. signed petition 70 the
firm 10 20 10 work at the old terms, aud tits
-roc,,ed that the mill will start today. 4
ruu.De. Of otter mills at this end of the
river will start on Monday next at the old
a--arcLrae-t as 10 hours and Waves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07

ClrY ur ME\,rG. August G.-le'oa fever
has appeared at Mr@4.ran and T,hrantf
pee. At the form. r place the disaas . no
violent and physicians have good success in
treating it. a, n1antcprc eilorts are being
made by the mualc.pA, authorizes TO stamp
ont the trver M,nY persons deny he eli
cacy Of D.. Carmcns vaccine process aud
tie d5ctor expects TO publish soon d9tense
of his system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
Class 2::20; pacing:
Class 2.21.
Class 2.23; unfinished;


The special running race, for q purse Of
s. 600, had two entries OF horses in teams,
J 0. Nay and Al. c. driven BY John Mur-
phr, New York and c. Host and Debar-
ney, driven by NJ Snyder, New York. One
heat was run. and darkness prevented the
race being finished. Ghost and Debarney
won the heat IN l:jj1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
A WHEELING HORSE WINS
The Race For the 2;a7 Class at Rochester,
New York.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August Ga large
crowd attended the grand circuit races here
to-day. The track was in magnificent con-
dition. but the weather quite cool.
The unfinished 2:22 class, in which
Adelaide, Judge Davis Onward ard Nom
gomery only trotted-all these had won one
or more heats. Adelaide won, Judge Davis
2nd, Montgomery Sd, Onward +th, best
2l9!.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07
uoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
ssa Rc.ricerant Drink Feyer..

Or Z. II : Davis. Meriden, Conn, saYa:
/ have uszd l. rs nl-a:Aat and cooling
Griuk in :evtrs, AID have oecu very much
pleased With il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07

B4lry oIors from Spics Islands,
Waited ny the troP.c be-;
SOIODONr IN healhG-i s-s:rance
Caunot De SURPASSED by these.
Teeth it whitens, purifes;
You will use it if you're wise.
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..ar hurried -hrough ne
.. OBJ nee minute. aud for q
'a"' w"s l1U per minute.
""1'.Iued for sn hour. would
-.- 30 persons, but this could
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07

....rsr.-L At The COTTAGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07

..,.- w7~.- and Children in the
gu 14.lat Now York,
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TIE GATAFALQUE
.a.,, Lie Al That Is Mortal
rsC,nsral Grant

.-,.,--5 gy SILENT THOUSANDS
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Carnar,on Removes .he Police.

DuHLIN, August 6.-Earl Carnarvon has
orlered tka wirhjsaHal Vi lie ezra police
stationed at Limerick BY hs predecessor.
This is considered concession to the Par
relhtes who vigorously opposed the msintr-
nance Of an extra police fccce in the alb
sence OF agrariau troubles.
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Quarantine Against Mar,eir'ss-

Du@IN August =, has been ascertain
81 that Robert Farlusrson the aoscondIEg
Dublin mnnag OF the Munster Bank. 10 in
Spain He did not 20 TO Scotland, as was
at first supposed but on the night OF his
G.ght from this city proceeded directly TO
Spain. in which country b. has doubtless ar
riy,d before his depag;ur. became known
larp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-07

DymIN, August G-The navly formed
company 10 Gasumn the GHalrs OF The Nun
strr Bank is row assgred Of success rs the
shares, which ha.s o,.E open o suDacrip-
tion only since Saturday, k..ye largely been
taken up
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24
IMPORTANT.

To the People of Eureka and Vicinity:
We wish to state a few facts which we
hope will place us in 9 true business
light and on g sound commercial standing
in this community.
First-We say il without fear Of success
full contradiction, that we are selling land
propose to continue 20 do SOY frst-class
dry goods, carpets and gents furnishing
goods as cheap as they are being sold TO-
day in San Francisco or any place on this
coast.
Second-we have no old and shelf-worn
goods which we offer, but all CLEAN,
NEW, STYLISH materials, selected with
| great care from the finest and largest
stocks of goods just opened from the East
by direct importers. We have completed
our arrangements with one of the largest
| wholesale houses in the world, to con-
stantly secure for us the best of bargains
and the first selection Of new goods in
every instance.
Third-ws propose adding q small hv-
ing profit 10 every article We sell. WE
OFFER NO BATS. OR QUOTE FLO
TICIOUS PRICES in order to in
duce people to buy, but place our
goods side by side with any and al
Competitors. knowing that upon examina-
ton we will come out ahead. We
have one price, and mark every ar
ticle In plain figures, so that every
man, woman or child can see for
themselves just what every article sells
for. Since opening, our store has been
crowded constantly, and each buyer has
left with the verdict that they had been
squarely treated, and served good goods at
low prices. By SPECIAL FAVOR we
have been given inducements by O'Connor,
Moffatt & Co., of San Francisco, in the way
of obtaining goods from their house.
Should any Of the ladies in the community
wish to send away, we keep on hand a
full stock OF their samples from every de-
partment to select from. which can DC
seen at any time in our store.
Remember, one price to all. square deal,
ing, no bats offered, goods obtained
strictly from first hands, entire satisiac-
ton given or money refunded, ana On
earnest desire 10 please all and obtain .
reasonable share OF your patronage We
remain respectfully yours,
n HARRIS & MATHEWS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24
The Marriage Of Miss Mackay.

Says the London Daily News Of the I'd
instant: No dowry has been asked for by
Prince Oolonna with the bride. Two
uncles OF the bridegroom who brought him
ND, and OF whom he is heir, are making
him a handsome settlement. He Is "a years
old, and Is in the italian army. He Is to
be attached to the Duke OF Aosta's house
hold.
Queen Isabella has written on the occa-
sion an affectionate letter to Mrs. Mackay.
the contents OF which have been repeated
to me. Her Majesty had few Winters ago
hoped for Q MARI iage between the young
lady and one OF her %nephews. but as there
was no love on one side, and an American
feeling against forming royal connections,
nothing came OF the good offices OF the
Oueen-mother. The Queen Of Italy has also
conveyed, through the Countess Telfner,
aunt OF the hride-designate, her best wishes,
and expressed her great satisfaction at the
prospect OF seeing her often in Rome, where
the courtship began.
Miss Eva Msckay is what the French
term mignonne. Without any shyness. she
ia the reverse OF self-assertive, has at
t~rsctiye manners. and a charming express
sion. The two Colonna uncles took q great
fancy to her, and write that in marrying
their nephew she will gain two fathers
Mrs. Mackay has been asked BY various
illustrated journals TO give them IKE
nesses OF her daughter and son-in-law, but
has declined, as she does not wish the eyes
of the world to see into her domestic
hearth.