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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
THE RUSSIAN BEAR GRoWLS.
England Must No; oppose the Cars
Intentions,


A dispatch from St Petersburg, Sept. 10.
savs: OF all the sgn rs of the Berlin treaty,
England alone appears inclined TO oppo e
Rus ia's Bulgarian policy. Russia must
know Whether Euglaad'S intentions i, serious
in order to prepare ii, ST take mca ,ures
accordingly, as Ras.il viii not be brought 10
a standstill by Ensand'S yc,o.
The Jounm d. It Petersburg says:
prince AoNandc, : proclamation of d.
parlure contains mention of alleged Rus.
sian assurances glvca TO him for reaso Is use
less 20 dis uss, Russia coul no make any
engagement with Prince Alexander. In
view, however, OF tho party stu!S'c in Bull
galp and the citation Of lh2 pu' lie III nd
which this proclama' on has caused, { e
Russian agents in Bulgaria have been in
sructed TO inform the Bulgarian paop.o
thlt Russia is di,po = to exert l!rr inlu ance
10 establish PARTY concord and restore quiet.
Russia will roo with old her support from
any leg lily cGnstitGt d pr Vi>lbNal govern
nent guided bY EC"-partSan n.creNtS and
condu ted drtha geEe al welfare. Russ a is
Will NJ to a!p.y hrs ii to the task of re-
moving political discussions, ON tie pain
iu} cons qrelc'S oC which b rlgl'ia has
al Cai; sutT rel o much, Rlsil hopes
that the Bulgarian n1tm and her repre-
sentative are alb" u apPrr, iAte these coun
SIS aud arcordiurir.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
To,,or-Madc Clothes for Women.


The best dressed women are now pa
tronizing mems bootmakers, just as they
patronize mems tailors. The most Won
derful boots in all the world are those
sported by the ladies who go a New
marketing. Ladies are TO appear more
manly than ever this year. The mere
covert coat is to give way to coaching
coat of the same material. The seams
will be strappicr, the buttons pcarly and
the cut boxy. As concomitant to this
very sporting garment VIC may look for a
Savcrnakc hat. Some silvcr-gray twecds,
to be worn by lovely woman in the earlier
days of autumn, are very charming linz
provers have been improved off the gar
ment of woman, and good talor.madc
dress is Il work of art and JOY forever.
london World
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
FOREIGN

Rus ian newspapers advocate the fonma.
ton Of n Bu gari N regency which sha
enjoy the co iiienrc Of Russia.
Ei,.nar,;'s Obey Is upheld by the German
newspapers.
The Stat m nj i. male that Germany ha !,
abandoned be- right TO establish Z naval
station ut the Caroline i,,a0ds
The Lord Mayor OF London has opened a
funi for t 70 y,l G, Of the de tiute surerc.s
in Charles on.
Several springs have recently appeared
near the VILLAGE OF Gel alClagua near iiavi-
IA, The water from which has tormcda Ia &c
LAX 70, TIN, a lins the village with inuuia-
ton. Several pantetion5 and factories are
already submerged,
The Porto Ia, snnt no.c to the powers
PRAYING them 70 prevent foreign military
occu ion o Bulgaria.
Turkey has authorized tie OF oman Bank
TO ssue iom for 10000 Turki.h pounds,
halt payable directly, AMI III! remain Ter in
instruments
1t is expected Mir nancll will lave it 10
the court 20 settle the amount Of ron. that
must be paid II order to enti,le & teHant to
exemption IRON eviction.
III re- ar, Signs that Anita intends 10
oppose Il further extension OF Il IiSial in
FLU nee II 5u garia, The da,iion il sud to
re due 70 Hungarian u; tdtiOn i'll favor Of
RESTING RIs-il.
Meagher, Dr.dalr & Ncwcombc, c3uns !
for the intel States in the fishery seizure
case, received a letter from thu Cana Ian
counsel notify ng them that The David j.
Adams C use would come before b. ice
Admiral Court on Sept % or Sept. 70,
Tn queen of Spa il suffering from pul-
monay dsaa {, which is making altrmin :
pro2rc S. Tue affect on is similar TO that
viii h caused the death OF King Aphons,.
Petroleum las jus been found for the first
time in France. a fin spring, which is
yie,d,ur well, is stu tel on IN estate ear
Glenn i'erand, in Auverync. Tie oil is
of the Le it quality.
Pope Leo XIII, has now volume Of L1tin
poems ready, one of winch treats OF the
unbroken succession of Roman Ponti(fs, which
will last unbrokon until the end Of til
world
Tn, Marquis lsang, Chinese amla sador
has stated in an interview, that the Russo
Chinese liiaully hl5 ven shil.
H. Mlsaad, the Fr4n,h b'ographer IN
member of the tr nch Acaoay Of Sciences
is dead
The steamer Losing. Cnpnr Barenls
which left Hmnhu { September for Ne"
York, has bc5n tow Il in . Queenstown. Shr
is disabled,
General Bule' reports Kerry, lreanl
Unexpectedly Tree from crime
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
Fashion Notes.
Small fruits cover fall bonncts.

Small fruits cover lall Donncts.
Bright red sashcs are to be very gsner-
ally worn.
All costumes this fall must be simple
but elegant.
The old organdic muslins in dark
coors are in style again.
A happy combination is watcrcress
green with hcliotrope tones.
The newest gowns require from six to
ten yards for drapcry alone.
A high novelty is an Astrakhan bour-
cite suiting in high cardinal.
Tortoisc-shell hairpins are the proper
means of fastening the couture.
White silk gauzc is one of the prctticst
materials used to trim sailor hats.
In hats the last novelty consists in
having the crown different from the
brim.
Malncs lace is revived for dress cover.
ings and trimmings over white or tinted
silk or MORE.
Red continues in favor for full dresses,
and is likely to tint many costumes for
fall and winter.
The travelling dress this season, to be
in high fashion, must resemble o riding
habit in simplicity and severity o. effect.
There are wooden laccs that shrink
and there are those which wear well, and
those who purchase must use good judg-
ment
The Princess OF Wales wore a diamond
dagger in the back of her hair, and now
all the ladies are vicing for supremacy in
display.
Young ladies wear sailor hats for the
fall season, although with darker trim.
mings than have obtained during the
summer.
Short wraps or plain velvet arc more
and more worn, and can be added to by
independent ornaments Of jet or colored
beads, with finish of beaded lace.
The swiss tichu is pretty novelty. 1t
is made of flower brocaded India mousse.
laine de sole or palc-,inted Grape. Some
times delicate colorcd surah is chosen.
The narrow plating at the bottom of
the skirt is not altogether discarded, al.
though it is not seen upon all of the new
styles. A newer fancy is a bias fold of
the goods set on in the same way.
Jerseys are now cut in the same style
as ordinary dress waists, and arc very
handsomely finished, with whalcbones
in all the seams and an inside belt They
are sometimes made with pointed fronts,
but more generally are rounded in front
with plated position back.
Very pretty autumn capotcs are made
OF dark blue gauzc, spotted with bright
yellow, and yellow patterns over blue
grounds are employed in profusion both
for bonnet ribbons and dress materials.
The smallest are the most tasteful.
Sleeves are undergoing great modii.
cations-they are no longer plain and
coat-shaped; they are now trimmed from
the shoulder to half way down the arm,
while the lower part remains perfectly
plain without either border or rcvers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
WEAKENED BY HEAVY RAINS.
More OF tharleston's walls Fall to the
Ground.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Sept. 10. The rains
of yesterday have begun to effect the
shattered walls, and several have fallen,
Two hundred and ninety tents were received
from the Governor of New Jersey. They were
accompanied by his private secretary
and an officer of The quartermaser's depart
ment. One hundred and sixty-sx tents
have also been shipped from Ohio Inc con-
m ttee authorize the stat ment that they
have tents enough to meet all pressing needs
The board of survey has recommended That
several bu ldings be pulled down
Most of the massive front of the
News and Courier building and Its
Job Office must come down, Duu
the building containing the imposing room
and press room is pronounced safe. There IS
little room for dou1t that Tie injury 70 tine
city will exceed the est mato of S5,OOO,UUo, ms
every day develops damage previously uh,
known, as in the case of the News and
Coaricr building, for example. The reliet
committee mas opened registry Tor meclah-
les desiring cmploym mt wnere c.tizenS can
communicate with them and make engage
ments. As the + rst Presbyterian church Is
in ruins and the co gre Laton are unable 10
rebuild, ,hcy appeal to the members OF their
denomination elsewhere for assistance Kew.
DR.. w. 7. Thompson, the paster, Will receive
remittan'es. .
The relief committee has issual 2l,OOO ra-
tions. Canvassers have been appointed 1or
each ward to ascertain who are needy and
de liver ratious to them 50 rs to avoid lmpo-
sion TIE subscriptions t. the relief fund,
amount to over Gl,OW
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
s1xHuypHED American girls are studying


music in Milan.
NINE. PATTI is to begin her American tour
on November iG, in New York.
THERE are nearly 200 musicians in Phila
delphia and not one first lass band.
ALICE REEs, the new prima donna of Mr..
Cuif's opera company, is young Australian
girl.
MARGARET MATTER has made hit in
San Francisco. The CAL says that she is the
ideal Juliet
LESTER WALLACE will open his New York
theatre October II with Hamilton new play,
Harvest
KATIE PUTNAM, the actress, has an an
nual income of $1,000 IRON her 1ru!t farm
in Michigan.
Mr.. Louis JAMES, the tragedan, is ono
of tho original members OF the cd Els
worth Zouaves.
THE Anglo-Italan opera company has
completed It's bookings for tour from Nc '
York to San Francisco.
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON, the wife OF
Joseph Jelersous youngest son, has written
comedy entitled Glass"
MRS. CLEVELAND loves "the music of the
future and is one OF tie mot apprec &tl -
oil listeners to the works o! Wagner
MAUD BANhS, uuuBlleT VI peucl IL Az 1
Banks made her theatrical debut as i"Ithe-
MIA at Portsmouth, N H., the other night
THE American Opera company will pro-
duce five new plays this season, besides re-
yiving those which met With Hhe greatest
favor last yolr.
LADY ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, formerly
Mis- Blood, il addition to being handsome
young woman and n clever writer, is also
skllul musical composer. Her songs are
very popular in E-sland.
JANAUsCHEK, great actress and brave
woman, suffering under mortal disc use and
not appreciated by dull and trivial public,
returns to the stage this year, undauntei by
the disfavor OF fortune and iutc.
Mr.. LEWIS MORRISON, who is to play
Mephistopheles in the new version OF Goethe S
Faust by DR.. GuStavus Haas, OF New
York, will represent the character with q
"cloven hoof" from which electric sparks VIII
issue, as well as from the sword he uses.
GERMAN musical papers place the number
Of LISTS known compositions at U47. Of
these 81 are orchestral works, 81 being tran
scriptious for the orchestra OF other compo-
sitions; 5l7 arc for the pianoforte, 300 beng
transcriptons; 70 are compositions for tho
organ, and 81 vocal.
, Mrs. SHERWOOD, the correspondent writes
from Aix-les.B aini OF having met Albani,
the famous cantatrice, aud heard her sing.
She weighs nearly 400 pounds and Is very
lame, and has to sing sitting in chair. Her
voice has lost its freshness, but motifs power.
Mrs. Sherwood says: 'She had but to open
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
NEWS NOTES,
DOMESTIC.

The cities OF the country ARE responding
nobIy to the app nj for all for Charleston.
john Q. Cannon, ahiSh Norman official,
has been cut OF from the church on his con
fessjoa Of adultery
Chances Ola race with the Ga,atea arou
Belmu In are exceedingly slim
SCENTS predict daily shocks OF earth
quake at harie,ton !or some time TO come.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson aud Dr. Beers, the
SomeryiIr, Mas pDison2Is, have been com
milt without bail TO await the action OF the
gran juri.
Professor Ncwcomb predicts n tidal wave
as among III? probabilities for afflicted
Charleston
The executive committee Of The Clothing
Manufacturers Association Mt New York
have rejected q proposition that they open
tleir sh, ps and take back all The striking
cutters.
United States District Attorney Ewing
has lpgun suit in the Federal Court at
Chicago against Colonel B 'Iton, the default
erng post-ollict employee, T. $40, 800. ms
suit IS made pare Of tIlp attachment p o.
ceeangS begun against Colonel BollonS
property.
Tn, Supreme CourS of New York has de-
cidel tlul the Cmigr a ion commissioners have
tuiI authority rs 70 INC ian ING Oh l'l''''F
6rN''S'
Martin Irons tlc leader OF ne grea.
South" oSterh railroad ne was recently
t9vN' up uy .ro + a. I,",i ~
ny olt " =, '''' 80 - VI """e,'''''''
Inc Lauih q u M io"uer company are
severely cG3,u'ed LOT lne recent explosion ~
Brighton H.
Henry j. Gh.rsloph' q wei crown private
oalker OIL lineage, mas coll''ll,v,tu Su'cIue'
re occasl III LOT lhe ueei l'H mystery
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
BLACKLISTED.
One Way IN which tht labor Men VIII
Make themselves Felt.

For months til, Labor -idrocdte of Lewis
ton, Maine, has been publish NJ weekly the
names Of the % repreScn atives and -
senator's who voted against the ten-hour
bill at the last session Of tie legislature,
and has advS al worklngm.n
to SPOT these legislators Il Se1 that they
never have another chance To def at a much
ned d law. Every on of the ~, as 1t Gu,
rou>ly happens, is a R"puh.i'an. Three OF
tie senator's in the list awe been r2nomnated
-MeSSrs. Cole and W,scot # this county
lCumbcrlnn and L!bbey of Pcnoa,cot. The
after is obnoxious TO ProhoNtlons' also,
and his defeat j. not impossible, though the
knights are much less numerous there than
il Cumberland. 1t i, beyond doubt
true thai other majors who
would have been candidates for reelection,
and representatives who would hay ask d to
be retu mel TO their old PLACES or promoted
10 the Senate aban ION d hope when they
learned of the intention of the worlngincn
aud found their privat, business So oncrous
that they couldn't think OF going TO Au-
Clsta next winter. tn scua ors from
Waldo ana Som rsct, Mr. Bcarce OF OXfort
and Others, come under this head and 50 do a
number of repreS 'Gta. YES. This Is sub.
stlnta! victory for the worlsingmen. as we |
rs for the paper, which has kept stan ling for
months the !amcS o. q = WON 1t calls the
men "whO b,lrayGl their trUS', m either
through ignoran q, lack o. III 1ral courage, on
for none, voted az last the wives mothers,
sisters an child en- Of their constituents TO
Please u few grasp NJ mil owners
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15

Shopping was and is still done by
those who own carriages from the car.
riagc; the ladies stop before the store and
the goods are brought out to the car
riagc by the clerks for their inspection,
but from the lack: of prosperity now so
general all over the island few keep
private carriages end many shop on foot.
A great deal of the morning shopping is
done at home. Ind eed, this is the favor
tic way of shopping during the warm
hours of the day.-Ne,o Orleans Timer.
Democrat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15

The secretary of the treasury has asked the
attorney general for an opinion as to the
exact application of the decision of the Sill
preme court of tn, Uni ed states in the ODER
ieuifer C s., to the changes upon different
classes of coverings upon impo ted melchan-
disc. The treasury department found the
questions raised by the b ston impor ers of
canned mackerel, as to the exemption of Their
cans from duty under the Ob9rteuifnr de-
cases 30 knotty that it fit obliged to call
upon the department of justice for an OPP Mon
of the attorney genera. Acting Attorney
Gent raj jerks is ow at work on the questi III
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
PRINCE ALEXANDER.
Alexunder's Leave OF Ills People and
Throne.


A despatch from Sofia, Sept 8, says:
Prince Alexander signed the deed of abdica-
ton to-day and left Sofia. compact mass
of people witnessed his departure from
the pa ace, and thousands lined the
route ho t1oli through the town.
Tho prince stood up in his carrlag', howins
to the people and saying "Goodby, my
hrethreu'u The populace was mu Ii affected.
Tears sprung to many eyes, an hearty
wishes were expressed or tie princes speedy
return. Prince Alexander VIII go first to
Loom Paanka.
A manifesto was issued by Alexander prior
to hi, departure. Itsrys: 1--WE, Alexander,
Prince of Bulgaria, being convinced that our
departure will contribute to Bulgalia'S llDer-
alton, having received assurances from the
Car that the independence, liberty and
rights of our country shall remain
intact, and that nobody shall inter-
frlo with its internal affairs, inform cur he-
loved people that we renounce tho throne,
wishing to prove how dear to US are the IN
t.rests of Bulgaria, for which we are willing
to sacrifice that which is more precious to us
than life After expressing his all, ctlon for
his subjects and his heartfelt gratitud, for
their devotion, lie says h, will pray God TO
shield and pro per the coun ry. He concludes
by asking the people to obey the regency and
the ministry, to the end that order and peace
may be preserved.
The Vienna Neue Frcie PreSSe says that
Prince Alexander lccen ly, when delivering
his farewell address to his Offices, an in
forming them Of the urgent necessity he was
under to leave Bulgaria, said: "lf my depar,,
tire is not forever it is until the Natlon,!
Assembly of Bulgaria decides the ql!eSto on,
4. ,t.,l, .H.ss 4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
OCEAN STEAMER DISABLED.
The Lessin. VIII Wait 81 Queensto,y WI
tnr u Mhilt.

A dispatch from LoAl1n, Sept. ~, saye:
The steamer Losing Capt. Barenis, whirk
eft IIamLu & Sept fJr NcH Y0rl; has
been towcd INTO Qdee town. She iid disabled.
The L asins los. hyr propeller Ia acclde &
&c urrel on the 9th i stton. rg,
wa, bIoam', and there was TO.
m ndous head sea Tho passengers Mer4
plcaty alarmed waen !ho accident happened
Sal were sot, an'l tho yr,}cl raj before the
ga.o into Queen town, I'll. White StE iiue
stemner Rcuub t.. which IeaYcj Que ns.owu
today Tor New No..: viii take tin L@3sin.'s
mails. Th. passenger viii rem2i , Gu tho
LeSsing, and psoac.d 10 Now York with Ii +
after now propeller has arrived from cit.cr
liverpool o. G a7gaw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15

Last summer, ctiz9n of Dover n. H.,
received present Of male and female ALI
gators from Florida friend. The female
escaped soon after and got into the upper
Cocheco river, being seen many times, but
could not be captured Ga the Sth small
alligator, supposed to be the offspring ct the
female was captured. Two other. young
ones were seen T. Gently, 1t has caused leop!e
to stop tathing in the upper river.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
PATRIOTIC CLIMBERS.
Uundreds Ev"ry Day tsking for Passes
to the Monument.

Several hun lrei pope nsk for passes to
the Washington monument every day. Tho
elevator IS not running YET, 50 they must
ii nh tLc 9 0 steps Of the ron stairway tc
ct 10 the top. Several ladies' have tainted
in The attempt lHi o,acr day Il gentleman
~ years Old Insisted on making the asc mt
Iir was tol that he would b'cOIa exhausted
lie n he was robust; it was his birthday,
and he wm,cl 10 cc!r rate !! b; Il patriotic
Climb. lie 10 tho as ent bu5 was SC
Tho ughly exhausted wly-a unc thir,l Of the
VIZ buck tina. ha h,l to b. carried Ipwn.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15

On the 9TH inst. jeremiah O'Hearn, n
priest of the Roman Catholic church, joined
the b iptist church at Dallas, Texas. Mr..
O'Hearn has been about three years invest.
ing and studying tn Baptist it'll. He las
been in and around Dallas several months
He was baptized 10y the Rev. r. NJ. Hanks at
the church this evening.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
Between Boston ana Philadelphia.

The Harlan e. Hollengsworth company OF
Wilmington, Del, has received an order
from the Windsor Steamship company for
the construction Of an iron screw steamship
to run on the line between Philadelphia and
Boston. The new vessel will be 221 feet
long between Perpendicular, 50 fee BEAM
and 81 feet depth OF hold. She viii be driven
by compound surface and conden'ing en-
CINE similar to that of the Snartnn.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
He Was M Slrd'ne.

A well-dressed countryman stopped at
the entrance to the petroleum exchange,
on lower Broadway, and gazcd inside
with considerable interest.
A broker on the lookout for commits
sons said to him, cordially; care you
in oil, sirl"
"No, mister" said the countryman,
moving away; "Tm no sardinc. "--Har~
perS Basdr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
FL COYOTES GANG.
Surrounded by Three Heirc!i n,enis OF


A New Laredo, Mex, special saYs; A
court l. has arrived from the front with re.
port that III Coyotes gnng i, -uromded by
The three drtGch,Grnts Of Cos. ScIagra and
Icran, and Car. Garcin Perez. Ols regi.
!ncnt Of artillery ali two regiin,ns of i'll
fnntry from tn city Of NJ X CO, and two
regiments Of cavalry from Eau Luis Potost
ayn cN!cstei ~ arr.va III S'lil'O within u
few da Tor o vics IN h; frontier.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15

The editor Of the Corsicana, Tex, Observer
Mr.. e. p Miller, had n severe attack of rheu.
matism in his left knee which became SC
swollen and painful that he could not walk up
the stairs. He writes that after a few applca.
tons of st. Jacobs Oil, the pain entirely d sap.
pcared, and the knee assumed its normal pro
horizons
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-09-15
A Raid OF tho l:rdm.n Feared at 10, /
Nrlhtscr.

A private letter cceiyol from Fort
Duchesne, Col, says that great anxiety is
felt AZ the pc 10 AL IN the vicinity. nri,iug
from runurs that Iidians Gre on tho war
path a g1ycrnMenJ train Gu route from
Fort nridIer j. believed to DO n imminent
danger. Col. Bcn'oun is throwing mp brcN,t.
Mnrks, Gnl bus G,nt reaniNlti0ns ial. nnLi.