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New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PLAxs-A scanold under the caves Of the County
fell yesterday. carrying with II three
ters-1heodOre Frye Richard Holman and George Hense
ali OF Mount Vernon. They were repairing the coiee Of
the Court House. All badly hurt and Hoa.
IL feared. fatally.
YoSKERs-Harvey Bell the Mavor took charge Of his
ohce YESTERDAY he called special
need Of in lonkers saac Kelsey
an employe Shaft of the aqueduct. came TO
Yonkers last evening. sick with smallpox
PORT CHESTER Bernard Duffy. OF Thirty thirdst Now
YORK stated that Pat
Mcclure had stolen horse from bin aud that he had
Garret horse through Port Chester
bury returned with for arrest but
Jusce Henderson refused TO Ddorse the warrant, Duffy
had at first charged Mcclure with the theft.
.RoCHYIIE-The CitIzeDs' candidates for village Of
fces were elected Tuesday follows Trustees Henry
A. Wolf Leroy II. BoultoD, and Benz amin b. Str0Dg
Treasurer, Edward Lambden.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
q o o o I o 0 ! o.
s o & 4 o 2 9 ! x-l7

Runs earncd-fno, O; Sew York 2 First base Oy sr'
rors- Yale .; New.Yofk 2. ballS-falc .
NewYcrs Left on bases Newfcyk stTast Nax.
York. is. Two iaJs his-Dorsan |. Three base hits
Connor J. Esterbrook ]: Wild pitches keeie s. tinoh
game. 2:05.
The new grounds staten Island will be opened to-day by
a game between the Metropolitan and Athletic clubs
The 1rst ciampiDnsip game In BROOKLYN wl Do payed AZ
Washington PARK day between the Brooklyn aod bhiti
clubs. ,.,
The Columbia College students will again cross bats with
the New York League club at the Polo Grounds today
number OF young actors who are ellus ass on inc SUP
baseball propose organize nine. De Wolf topper
Digbv Bell Wilson and other well known actors VIII play
The Press composed Of reporters who last a ael
with reporters from philadelphia papers have Teen ch
lc by .ie actors have ecGeWcd The proceeds VIII
either 10 the Actors Fund the fund OF tie Newiok
Press ClnD
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
MAPS AND MODELS OF THE HARBOR

Members of the Produce Exchange Yesterday
avaed themselves OF the last opportunity visit their old
building In whitehall st before IL Ia down
a new building erected bv the Government for Army
Headquarters the second floor CAPTAIN L. J. Palmer
ydrosa phc engineer had collected the auspce
chamber of omcrco copies of series historical
York farbOr datIg Uack to 1885 There
carved wood model ~ the port about eight feet
OF 800 square miles, showing SANDY Hook
Bay. with its Navesink and shrewsbury Rarian
Bay with back areas RaTitan River Arthur
XIII the ship Swlsh Geinc} = and other channels
shos places in the harbor and staten Island Jersey CITY
udsOn River NewYosk and Rrjoklyn aud the bridges
lighthouses churches public buildings an prominent
Of the There also reproductions from this
model mache The old building ami models will
U visitor.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
YEw.YoRK ASYLUM roR LrIyGIy WOMEN.

The sixty-tbrd annual meeting of the Board
OF Managers for the Asylum for Lyngin Women No.
l3J sccont-lvc, was held yesterday afternoon. The
rrasurrrs report showed balance in the treasury of
s;2,l37 90. By the sale OF the old Home at No So
NariOn-s $4,000 was realized which with the bequest
OF Mrs. Sarah Burt OF $4,000 enabled the asylum to
pay of OF $4,000 The number Of contnants In
the hospital since the last report lO3 and OF women
attended their homes l9i. Since the establish
ment the asylum sixtvhrec the grand total
births has been 1851. The asylum wants money
Yteul It's
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
NEUS FEON TIE SUBURBS.


Some weeks ago a New-York thief named John
Darby arrested by Contabes Smith and Thorne of
Long Branch tie house Nj Frank Benn It. est
LOng Brunch Ihe surroundings searched and
tty OF stolen property recovered most OF which had been
the cottages. Mrs. Bennett has If
teenyeTs old and the officers have recently obtained ey
shat both tie accOmp Of Tie
eves The boy confessed to OF the officers that he often
drove the thieves late at night 10 different places and would
then wait secluded for the and that
thev often back With Their fun of Things
watched and several suspicious characters have been TO
I'd and Oi the house bu the officers not
of sufficient evidence 10 =, OF them until
day. Constable smith seeing young bennett diving along
the turnpike with fun OF furniture. arrested him
THE boy sdmtd that his mother had ma ic her to
New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

Yesterday the second day of Peter &. Kc-
logg Co.'S special combination sale OF jersey cattle rbe
prices were higher aud the bidng more BRISK han the
Maid OF Somerset beautiful month a a
color by Victor Hugo P0gs dam Jennie. p.
s from Frederick Losers herd knocked down afrer
SPIRITED competition 10 g. ant IL. CromH ell 500 tho
highest price OF the day Gazcle OF ST. Lambert ycang
hei By Biers POgs. dam COmey O ST. Lambert one of
Mrs Eliza w. JOncss consignment. sold going
g. L. Hutchinson. Comcly Pruces by Prince Ernest dam
Comey OF ~. Lambert hveJ eaTOId mother OF Mts
Joness herd brought $500 Webb being the purchaser
Webb bought the nDe-monh.od heer All OF 81
Lambert by Brer's Pride dam Girl Of Lamrert FOR
1915 There many other animals that sold for from
fns : each
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
irand Army OF the Rcpnbc Encampn nent, Tanmany

Grand Army OF the Republic Encampnent Ia'ninahy
Hall. - -
Arcade Railway hearing. Mayor Grace's onice p. III.
Trunk Line Presidents. Commissioner Finks once
Metropolitan Athletic baseball match, Staten lsanu
$3.50 T. - ,
Sale Of Jersey cattle. American Horse Exchange;
Union services. First Reformed Episcopal Churcn'
1880 D. III. ,u ... po,o
New York. Columb ba College baseball match POLO
homeopathic Medical Society, Ophthalmic Hospital.
y. m. ..... r..,,o r,n.nro, Q N m
Testmonial benefit to Frank r. W. Belew, University
MossmeetinC OF citizens Of vIIth XIth and XIIIh
Wards Apollo Hall, H. H.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
HOME VIEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Vindsor Hotel-The Duke of Sutherland,
Captain Cecil Holder. and Dr. Goyeard OF Engan1 anu
ex-senator William II. Barnun. of Connecticut ex-
toverpor George T. Anthony. Of Kansas; Wayne mac.
Vesc OF Prnnsylvnni and j. Warren Keller and Amos
Townsend, OF OhiO..... Erereh House-Ex senator
Abraham Lansing, OF Albany ..... Breroor ho"seU MU
ind 20 Josiah G. Abbott. of Boston. Murray HH
Hotel Professor A. NJ. Wheeler OF New waven o,..c 1n
sen U0usc-John B. Carson OF Chicago dsfor Honse
IF Il. Younsns. Chief Clerk OF the Treasury Depart
mcpt - Victoria Hoei-.udge W. {. Chisholm. OF "a
yanuab- - Hoffman House Colonel ii. Il. Carrington'
u, s Army.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
MISS McMILLAN's BRAVE ACTION.

Four.yeir Gaines Of No $40 Newark ave.
PLAYING lot at HOboken Ogden aycs when
she e into In the OF the lot and got beyond her
depth Miss Julia Mcmillan the OLD daughter
OF Robert j. Mcmillan OF The NeC York SuHddy NeTcurg
passing on The sidewalk the child
beyond her depth and although she reached the
child she unable want o; strength 70 rescue her
Both fOundering In the when william Riley
coloed man went TO assistance rescued them
Mcmillan exhausted when she reached the
sidewalk Yesterday she doing we'll but the Gaines
child in q critical cOnd ton
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

Mrs. Mildred j. Brooks, a middle-aged woman
arragne al the Jefferson Market Police yester
charge OF having sod lot Of furniture upon
which she had given mortgage o. A. Pew loan of
$500 In July, 1881. wlc staying al the Grand Central
Hotel MT Pew. wealthy Canadian capitalist Interested
the construction Of the Manitoba and Railroad
introduced 10 Mrs. Brooks day two later rs
asked MI Pew for loan o. 5000
she gave mortgage OF $1,000 some furniture Within
MI Pew learned that furniture upon winch
he held mortgage. had been sod Mrs Brooks told Justice
Duffy the property had seized former creditor
and by order OF the She held further ex
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
ARRFsTIyG A REFUGEE FROM RUSSIA.

John PIOtzsky, a Russian, who IS charged
with stealing fancy goods and clothing from his en-
ployer, simon Brody OF No. 81 Aleust, was arrested
In Bccione, Penn, and brought to this city yea
terday by Detectives Rutland and Haley. He was found
through letter which he wrote acquaintance In
this city. He held for trial by Recorder Smyth.
The police that Potsy Is Iefugee from Russia for
crime committed there and they expect to report
the to the Russian consul for his action. POzsky
slYs that he LEFT Ru. sla 10 avoid enlistment.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
srRoyo WORDS ABoUr THE ARCADE ROAD

The Mayor was absent on account of sickness ana
the
advocates OF Arcade Hallway
ap before the Board OF Estimate Presidents
Coleman and Mooney were there however Gilbert X.
Have spoke Tor the property owners on the upper est side
city The road would be convenience
II should be built A. = Alan and Is. Potter
spoke strongly against the proposed road Melville Smith
the staemcut
by and the latter during his speech referred
afaI
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
TIE GOFF ExrRADITIOy CASE

In the Golf extraditiOn case before Commissioner
the Boree Building Yesterday the
limited further examination o. Mr. Gon to sworn report
the Insurance Commissioner OF Canada Ghe
for the defence then rested the Mir Adams be.
half o the British Government asked an adjournment until
Aprii ~, that he might prepare rebutng evidence
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
ALL "PLAYED OUT"

'Don't know what ails lately. Can't eat we-can't
sleep well. Can't work and don't enjoy doing anything
Amt rea ly sick and really amt well. Feel all kind OF
played out someway." That is what OF say
every day II they would take Dr. Perces Golden Medical
Discovery" they would have occasion to it, 1t
the blood tones the stem aud ortes IL against
disease. Jtis great antI-bilIous remedy as well.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
FORTY WOMEN PHYSICIANS AT DINNER

The annnaI dlnner OF The AInmn@ Association Of
the Medical College for Women took place last
at Delnoncos Covers laid for forty Homuopa ic
women ply The aftcrdlnner speeches happy re.
marks responses toasts and sentiments py
Dir Rankine tho retiring president Drs 8 Lozier Fair
Gilbert Laasen. stevens :. y. smith, stanton ]
Iozier NJ Belle Brown, Zabriske. Gore Cobham. Corwn
spotswoodc and others Miss Lucia Homer sang raj
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
UgGIyG BAyKRUPTOY LEGIsLA TON

Tie Board OF Trade and MISREPRESENTATION yester-
day discussed the ansrupfcy laws j. H. Seymour pre-
aied Morris H. Wise presented substitute Tor the Van
Allen Bankruptcy bill and Charles icEersOn opposed the
substitute. committee pointed TO Albany
u the passage Of the substitute.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
NEW.JERsEY TOWNS.

The Democratic Aldermen Joined Quack
usb the Republican boer IN the for the presidency
Board OF Adeunen last evening. thus elecng
Rep.) the ninety eighth ballot.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

A German, about thirty years DID, shot himself in
the left breast with pistol OF small calibre IN Madison
wound policemen who hear the shot took the German
NewY0k Hospital The prisoner refused To toll his
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
YALE MEN BADLY BEATEN At PASEBALL.

TIE Yale College baseball nine played its first
game New.Yorx feigue club Mt the Polo Grounds
Yesterday There were abont 700 people present ana tnoy
lagi wrrtchclly In the field and with the single
exception dd little elective work with Tho bat The
ieacue PLAYERS W n easily I he follows
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

found give far better satisfaction than Ayers or
Hoods This they glarinec 10 refund ths money
Above ALL 1t con tns 40 MERCURY POTASH. Extra largo
bottles con aiming = olncas rs cents bottles 81. FJr
sale only by kKER son. 3j3 6h.aye- corner 22dst.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
LONG ISLAND.

COMFY IsLAyD.Extensve Improvements costing 81 00o
will made grounds arJuni the Manhattan Beach
al Hotels Concrete walks will be laid
IN place OF the Old plank walks
wEsTBUEY-Parck McCaferty disappeared from his home
and has not been light
that he has cOInInItted suicide.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

Virglio Del GenOrge contractor at No. COS Bowery.
entered against ing any contracts Tor tie
ground that he did not have opportunity
the contract specifications as provided by law
The Ist District mprises that part OF the city lying
south FOurteeDil-st. and OF Broadway and Bat
terry place, and the lid district south OF Fourteenth
st. OF Broadway and Stitc-st. The awards VIII
be made by the Board OF Estimate
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

Chicago has an Aerial Navigation Society, and will
Ahortly gvo their Inventions test The who
To be killed have not yet been selected
Call
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

Henry Block of No. 90 WOoster-st.. and Joseph
Hois Of No 2i5 East rhirdst went into the once
No 24S B0wcry yesterday to buy pistols The attendant
oil each 0f to weapon ioss revolver went on and
lodged 80 cabre buct IN tho shoulder Of Block An
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
.JERSEY CTrY
NEWA Tx.

Thomas Fay age twelve, OF No 2O3 Old Bergen Road el
down stairs yesterday and as instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

The boss bakers met at tie Academy OF Music yesterd
agreed the price br alolt he
that the T. the increased
cost Of labor.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

YUENGLING's ALE AND LAGER BEER.
Absolutely Bottled at the Brewery Express sy for
Family and delivered by A. LIEBLER ~ Co. lZSnst and
lUth.ave., New Y TX city. Order By Postal card
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
Announcements.
AnNICE TO MnTuERS

Mrs WysLows SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used for
TEErHISG. 1t soorHEs the CHILD soFIENs the
WIND COLlC and l5 the BEST
Twenty five cents Il bottle.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

bulsnce surgeon extracted the bullet OHnccr OHara ar
rest. The men but IN the Jefferson Market Police Court
Justice Iufy pci ,rgn the case the promise OF the
pGwnsroxcr to pay al. exp nicj.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
FwedwchShnW
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER.

"Undey its regular use the appetite
I<eoMeS markedly increased"
William Whitla, MD,
Phys. Be/I. and Ulsss~ Hsspssaks.
USES.
I. As customary APeyTeGt. 2. hsofrH
obstinate Con5hpah0n 8. H., a Co,7ecfor Of
Digeshon T. In Co15rstion and Inf'r0s-
nation Of M< B07oeH S. ASaina BtAa,y
Dis@a<yy and call .Storrs E. In Me sae.
eessfH treatment Of Piles. J. For Me pre-.
yentiOn Of U,le Acid, Gra0<i ard Stone in
tie BLa44ity. and far tie ea'S Of Cont s. 4
,ainabIe dA,aAi1r ami PWff<, Of the Bleed,
and an aftivt DiWthe. 9. 4 Potent Agtas
agatnH Sf,vfnLa.
The ordinary dose is q large wingelassfui -
ounces). Most efficacous when taken fasting
and mixed with equal quantity Of hot water.
81 know nothing at all equal 10
F;1td,lthshaX TIE LONGER ii is
taken, Me SMALLER is the quantity
necessary to e6tef tie Pnrp0se."
Sir Henry Thompson. F.R.C.S., Lond.
OfGN Druggist and Mne,uI Wa!ty DeaAys
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
HryRY 4. DANIELS, NJ. D.

Earl & Wilson's f. & w. brand of Mems
Collars and Cuffs the best. Sold everySlerA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
ALONG THE sOUND.


SOUTH NoRwALk-Loss by the fire in Washngton.st on
Tuesday amounted To nearly $4,000 less than Onehf OF
which covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
MAXINE iNTELLfGENUH

MINIATURE ALNlvAC
sunnsss 06 SETS AZ Moon 1854 Mons ara d. IS
HIjH WATER TO-DAY.
/.M-Sandy Hook lO35 8ov. fslsnt 1054lell 0s,h O05
PN.-sandy Hook 16i2 Iov. sianL ll03 Hell alta DAB
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

name but said Desperate cansc by lack o. cinpoy
nv, nj afer he sai he PAM fabricis 9d that be hh
come where hc hal beeu Gales man.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARuLA

l44 Lexingt0n-avc between 10Th AMI 3Dth "a
TOnIs--s To J. 5to7 Diseases of the Nervous system
GenitC- L rinary organs. Impotence ami sterility
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

lie was released upon hail. The boiler is OF Az
boYye-6ower and was carrying 90 POUNDS OF stea"'
Abuuf 100 persons work in the building.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
BIDDING FOX STREET CLEANING WORk.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Coleman ant

Deputy Controller StOrrs yesterday OpeneI bids for
cleaning the First and Second street Cleaning Districts
OF this city. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d., 7Beach-st near West
BROADWAY v Diseases OF system specially for
the 10 years. HOurs: ii TO and . TO y. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
COMPLICATIONS OVER A GOLD WATCH.

A small gold hunting case watch was the object
of much testimony I'D tue CoufI OF General sessions
yesterday. According to the testimony OF VIII
night on March 3, 1877, he was attacked by two
men in Forty sxth-st near Broadway, and pawn
ticket for the watch ard some money were taken
from him Patrick Eulan. Il pawnbrOker. testified
that at a. M on March the pawuticket was
presented and the watch. the number OF which
according to his books was 17.02l. was redeemed
Isaac Llndo of the jewellers firm at broadway and
Twenty -ninth-st., testified that he bought the
watch in the afternoon OF March ]. and that
month after Gray, who was passing the store, saw
the watch III the window and said that 1t was his
property The watch. which, by the Jewelers. books,
bore the number :. .72l. was given to Gray.
Thomas B. Crotty, who has IA liquor store at No
127 West Twenty seventh St. was tried yesterday
on the charge Of being one of the men who robbed
GRAY His lawyer said that a renewal OF his license
indc. ment and that though the was Line years
old be had forced it to trial. Gray testified on the
trial Yesterday that he could not identify Crotty
"a one of the robbers and thought lie did not resem
BILE either of them fuilan the TawnDrokei, also
failed to identify him, bnt Isaac Lindo said that
he resembed the man who sold him the watch.
Sergeant Sehmittberger of the Twenty-nnth Pre-
einct testified that he arrested Crotty a month
otter the robbery and that Gray then identified
hm one Of his assailants., o,,
@Where Is this watch = Judge Gildersleeve
asked when the prosecutions testimony was almost
6Dished. Gray's father, an old man, showed the
watch and Judge Gilderslceve looking inside found
the number 7, ,72l on the He said that there
seemed to be some question as TO whether Gray
had really received his watch. The watch
That WAS pawned bore according to the pawn
brokers' books the nnnDGr lnng1di. ~, lingo 3bo
watch but the Judge handed II back to Gray.
The defendant, Crotty, was acquitted by direc-
zion of the Judge as there was insnific,ent denti-
cation of him as the one who stole the watch or
obtained it from the pawnshop
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
ONLY A BOY IN CHARGE OF A BOILER.

A dangerous state of affairs WAS found yesterday
In factory at No AZ Tiffany place. Brookl yn
where boiler was In charge of a boy of fourteen
years and no licensed engineer managed it accord
ing to law. Steps at once taken to proceed
against O. Lubln the proprietor. j. b. Malone,
the superintendent, was arrested upon warrant
issued by Police Justice Walsh. Lublin is q manu-
knowledge Of Boiler Inspector Powers and he sent
Inspector O'Donnell to look after the violation of
The law The boiler Is not under the direct charge
Il is controlled by boiler insurance companies The
inspectors of the department have uniformly been
refused admttanee to the boiler room; Ibis time
= boy of fourteen years In charge. On the third
floor the man having licease as engineer was
found ut work making dies. He SAID t9at ne never
Wss promptly made against the superintendent.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

prices in keeping with New York or Phila-
delphia ! made It study to inquire for
some things, In order to test his stock, and
found the very things one would imagine
a material store for artists would not have in
a city Of this size. He had and In quantities /:
Easels, plaques, strctchcrs; all kinds of
paper for drawing, of which he makes a
speciality, and, for architects, this would
certainly be desirable place for them to
visit, for he has everything in their line.
Amateurs will find all kinds of drawing
books and everything that will aid them In
the study of art. Artists can hardly make
an inquiry but what he could I'll for them.
Mr.. Schmidt deserves much credit for
carryinga stock of this character. He seems
to understand his business, and the fact of
his desire to please and to have that always
on hand which his customers may desire
has given him the success he has attained,
and we heartily recommend Mr.. Schmidt
and his establishment, No. 00i Ninth street.
N. W., Washington, ID. G.
National Republican., 1886-08-01

THE frequent announcement Of new
books in the line Of popular physiology and
hygiene indicate n wide and growing inter-
est In this line of reading, with new discov-
cries In that noblest study in mankind-the
study OF man himself; and with new inven-
tons for the increase of his comforts and
the protection OF life and health there is
always something to write about.
On recent visit to the office of the Mur-
ray Hill Publishing Co., of New York City,
we were fully convinced that their standard
works and their speciality of Plain Home
Talk and Radical Common-Sense, by DIR.
E. B. Foote, holds its own in the competition
for popular favor.
The records OF the company show that the
sales have increased each year since 1880,
and the growing demand for this useful sort
OF reading insures us Of increased business
for many years to come.
In this great prosperity their many local
canvassers share, and yet they tell us there
Is room in this great country for many more
agents to operate.
National Republican., 1886-08-01
Art Notes.

While In New York we paid visit to
Miss Georgine Campbcll's studio. This art
ist is one Of the rare individuals whose genius
has not weakened II not blighted in the lap
OF luxury and wealth, in which she was born
and reared.
Living some years abroad, she had the
advantage of study and instruction with the
celebrated European masters OF the time,
her inherent love of art rendering its pur-
suit a pastme.
As a painter Of portraits she never fails to
give satisfaction, from the fl t that she in
tutively discerns some special characteristic
by which the individuality of the person Is
recognizable to sight and memory. In the
words OF Mr.. James Morris, the celebrated
collector and critic of England, who has de-
voted himself over forty years to the accu-
mutation OF rare specimens Of both ancient
and modern art "Miss Campbcll's pictures
are not only like life, but life. She Is re-
markable In her accurate relation OF parts,
never losing sight of unity, which makes her
pictures success. ] regard her not only as
highly meritorious, but so endowed In spir-
itual discernment of the highest capabilities
Of true art as to become the painter of the
period"
This Is noble and deserved praise from
one whom all Europe defines as the greatest
champion Of ancient art.
A LETTER FROM COL. FRED GRANT TO
MISS CAMPBELL.
My Dear Miss Campbell-T take pleasure
in saying to you that think your picture
OF my father an excellent likeness. 1t is
one OF the best have seen in oil.
Very truly yours,
f. d. GRANT.
Col. Grant assisted Miss Campbell very
much with his advice In painting the por-
trait Of his father, spending many days in
watching its progress.
Miss Campbell will shortly visit Washing
ton. She Is well known to many OF the high
est Government officials and socially ranks
with any. While here twill be her desire to
take up some historical matters connected
with the Government, and it would be well
II, during her leisure, one should desire
something natural, to call on her.