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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-29
pronertv transfers in BALTIC COUNTY,

Property Transfers in BALTIC. County
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc., re-
ceived for record in theofice of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS
F. E. Wolfe to Samuel T. Brown.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., to Caroline Brown.
Gerard S. Watts wife to St. Mary's Seminary.
Andrew j. Sherman, &C., to Thos. J. Sherman
Ann L. Merryman to M. e. Church, Hereford.
Mathew II. Barton, &C., to John IL. Leib.
N. c. Burke, trustee, &C., to Selgman Herzberg
Benz. F. Kirkwood & wife to Jos. Kirkwood.
John C. Boyer, trus., to S. E. Hill.
VIM. H. Horstman to Edward Fuchs.
Isaac II. Francis to Fannie S. Craig.
Charles S. Keen, &C., to Chas. W. STREET..
Richard Wall, &C., to I. II. Francis.
Laura L. Capron, &C., to Michael Hare.
Jas. H. Preston & wife to r. E. Mccullough.
VIM. Joshua League to Matthew G. Surguy.
Anna M. Kummelmann to Hopkins A. p. B. A.
Mary L. Bruff, &C., to John Lauer.
LEASES
John Hubner & wife to VIM. Fl. Harker
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
A. D. Clemens, Jr., to Lennox Birckhead, 2.
MORTGAGES.
Peter Kelly and wife to Jas. Fox, s., 800.
Caroline Brown to A. D. Clemens, Jr., $3.50.
Mary Ann Horn to R. T. Baldwin $1,000.
F. M. Cromwell to Waverly B. A., $3.50.
@. A. Hughes, &C., to A. A. Russell, $1,000.
S. w. Bllingsy, Jr., to Central u r. A., ,zVo.
S. W. Billingsly, Jr., to Benz. Kurtz, 81 500.
F. S. Craig, &c, to Patapsco B. l.. d s. A, 81, oOo.
T. S. Craig, &C., to I. H. Francis, 1000.
Geo Schmidt & wife to M. L. P. B. & L. A. 81 900.
I. H. Francis wife to Wm R. Sanderson, $4,000.
Geo. W. Curtis, &C., to M. W. Offutt, 1000.
RELEASES.
w. w. Spence to Elizabeth W. Long.
Eliza Whittle to VIM. Magledt.
D. W. Oliver to S. W. Billingsly, Jr.
Central Union P. B. A. to SamP W. Billingsly, Jr.
Thos. C. Yearly, exrs., to S. E. Hill.
P. G. Zouck to M. E. Church. Reisterstown.
J. E. Birckhead to Chas. S. Wright, Jr.
John Lauer to Mary L. Bruff.
F. W. Armstrong to L. L. Capron.
V. w. Fleury to Chas Nipart.
Henry F. Wekemeyer to Fredk. Bahlke wife.
Stephen Treadwell, &C., to J. T. Dilworth
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-29

Railroad Officers Elected.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Baltimore and
Hanover Railroad Company was held at Hamp--
stead on the goth inst, and the following Board
of Directors was elected for the ensuing year.
Cant. A. w. Eichelberger, S. Keefer, L. f. Mel
sheimer, of Hanover; Charles W. Slagle, William
II. Vickery, of Baltimore; c. G. Wooden, of Car
roll county, and William J. Hoffman, of Baki
more county. The company paid semi-annual
dividend of five per cent.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-29

Some Observations on the Pimlico
Races.-In the course of an interesting article
on the Pimlico races last week the Sunday Ameri
can says: GLOW did you come out on the races !?
People who asked this question yesterday got all
sorts of answers. To tell you the truth, there are
very few people in the world, even among the
sporting fraternity, who tell the truth at all times
Some overestimate their winnings, others their
losses. 1 know man who never bet $25 on a
horse race in his life who, if he happens to lose
a 81 note on a race, throws up his hands with a
groan and swears with terrible oath, "That was
an awful dump" Then he talks about walking
home, when he knows he has pass in his pocket,
good for the whole of the meeting. 1 know an
other fellow, and saw him at Pimico twice last
week, who, if he wins an SS.l3 pool, vows by all
that is sacred, that he pulled in clear hundred
that clip. Then he pulls out something that
looks like a roll of tenners as big as banana,
but if you could examine it closely you would find
it was ten dollar note with two ones beneath it,,
wrapped around wad of brown paper. There
are lots of funny people in this world-most of us,
you know, are fools, any way, and are just stay
ing here on earth for short time to keep the wise
men from running it into the ground. And of
queer people you will find just as many on the
course at Pimco during the races as any other
place know, except, perhaps, at Spring Grove"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-29

To,csonto,on NJ. E. Church.-Preaching to- NOR
row Sunday, at IL a.. m, and at p. M, by
the pastor, Rev. Watson Case
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, at
o'clock, and class meetings on Thursday, at p.
m, and Friday evening, at o'clock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-29
Fine Country Residence Burned.-Th

Fine Country Residence Burned.-Ihe
fine country residence of Mr.. VIM. H. Whitridge
of Baltimore, situated near Rogers's Station,
Green Spring Branch of the Northern Central
railroad, was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night last. The family, who had only short
time before moved to the country for the summer,
had retired and two male servants were sitting
up engaged in game of cards. They smelled
smoke and upon making an investigation found
there was fire in the china closet. They threw
water upon it but as the flames had gotten into
the partition and appeared to be gaining rapid
Roadway, they alarmed the family and the other
servants and all escaped without injury. Only
the furniture on the first floor saved, that in
the upper rooms together with all the clothing.
&C., having been consumed. The origin of the
fire cannot be explained, although it is thought a
burning match might have been dropped upon the
bathroom floor, just over the china closet. The
loss upon house and contents will be between ff-
teen and eighteen thousand dollars, upon which
there is an insurance of about $4,000. 1t was a
most fortunate circumstance that the fire was dis
covered before it had made much progress, for had
it been otherwise the consequences might have
been serious.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-29
BROS, Editors and Propr's.
LOCAL ITEMS.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Leave Towsontown for Delta and intermediate
stations at GA and S.26 m, and 4.32 p M; for
Belair, at 9.39 a. m, and 5.55 p. M; for Loeb
Raven, at 1O.43 a. m, and 2.4S and 81 p. m.
Leave Towsontown for Baltimore and interme-
date stations at 7O5, SOC, 1119 a. m, and LOS,
1924, AL, 5.33 and 9.04 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Towsontown for Delta and intermediate
stations at $40 a. m, and $50 p. m. For Loeb
Raven at 6.57 p. m.
Leave Towsontown for Baltimore and interme-
diate stations at 92S a. m, and 5.24, 9.O4 p. m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-29

Sale of a Farms. Cover Wilson, auction
eer, sold at the Court House door, Towsontown,
on Tuesday, for Messrs. VIM. S. Keech and III.
Burns Trundle, trustees, under and by virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court in Equity, passed in the
case of Faerber and others against Bosley, the
farm of the late Walter Bosley, situated on the
Dulany's Valley turnpike, near Meredith's Ford,
Sth district, improved by an old stone tavern,
three dwellings, wheewright and blacksmith
shops, &C., and containing S2a acres of land, to
Messrs. John and Thomas Kane, sons of Mrs.
Bridget Kane, for 5000 per acre. This is re-
garded an excellent sale by every one acquaint-
ed with the property. We don't suppose there
has been dollar expended on the farm and build
ings in the last forty years. The land can be
made productive and we have no doubt the Messrs.
Kane will make many improvements to this old,
orn-out farm, which has been an sore to that
section for so many years. They will remodel
the old tavern to some extent and they propose
opening a store in the near future.
An Enterprising Firm.-The well-known
Baltimore firm of Joshua REGISTER Sons has
purchased II acres of land in the 18th district,
near Bayview Junction, where they have force
ofmen engaged in erecting an iron foundry, which,
when completed, will be $50 by 100 feet in area
1t is of brick and frame, one story high, and has
an annex for engine and boiler Two large GU
poas are being built, well sunk, and siding
run into the works from the z. w. d b. Railroad.
Work will be started in the foundry within SIX
weeks, when it is expected nearly two hundred
men will find employment. The firm has IN view
the building of a number of cottages for their
employees if they desire to live near their work.
R.R. Agent at woodberry.-Mr Samuel
A. Sweeny, who has for the past year been in the
freight department of the N. G. r. r., at York,
Pa, has been transferred to Wooberry Baltimore
county, where he has charge of the passenger and
freight Office He will remove his family to his
new home next week. Mr.. Sweeny is an efficient
officer and we are glad to know his services are
appreciated by the Company.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
PLANS or A BIG MEAT COMPANH.
THE CATTLE RAISER TO SELL DIRECTLY To |o"
suMERs-LOwRR PRICES.

TIE CATTLE RAISER TO SELL DIRECTLY TO CON
sUMERs-LOwKR PRICES.
A carload of beef is expected to arrive in THIS
city to-day which will be the rst 1t safe TO
will not nnd Its way 10 the consumer through the ch"n
nes of the regular markets of Wholesale or retail DUTCH
ers. Tomorrow morning new venture IA 10 DC oosu"
by which tho people of this city Will DO aoe "
buy directly from the cauic raiser without without
paying tho qsices which meats now c0,nmana sn me-
The experiments will be undertaken by t, rns
National Consumers Meat Company or this city. ror
many months this company has been prepar"s 70 y I'M ur
the fret few Of consumers markets which u Is pu
20 osed to establish IN this city Inc company 1
has twelve such shops In sueceisfn operation h pa %
Of meat, has been lowered by about 90 per cent
The snops which open Tomorrow are upder tne "" W
the raising ana selling OF beet from tho ranches where
The cattle raised, In southwestern NowMe Nco, ar,
including the saughterhouses railroads Tor ,
ing beef. twenty refrigerator cars ana ,asty & sro
titics, large small. directly To the consumer ,,,
All day yesterday Oliver sumner leali tue presiue"o,
and o. Hammond: the genera. %S"'S ,n arranging
the last details in the shop TRIBUNE reporter
visited The three hop. OF the ns Sss
Which .ys been p"cSa Yea so ~ s9haye
and at Forty and Thrave. will he the nrs,
ones be open tomorrow morning; ana az .nH, ma
WELD the axe aud knife FOR the frat TINE No h1ed seal,
of prices for tho varlons grades ara en'' us. %.
sS .%Sda Ins ne GS1" sporsr Ras
receiving his piece OF beef at rs,e ~ p
OTHER butcher shop. 10 the neighborhoo and fnrher
more that the prices would not vary win tho season..
TINS will he feature OF the conpany's policy as IL
believes that fixed rate the year round VIII prove
more satisfactory the majority OF its patrons Inc
new shops attractive In all their appointments
The one IN Sxth-ave brtween Thirty-htth and Thirty
sixthsis runs through from the Avenue 10 broadway
and embraces a % by 200 feet III hLe.
An enormous refrigerator is fitted mp with coils
of pIpes by wbirh, under the ammonia process
tho H. eats will be kept at proper temperature im
refrigerator will contain half carload OF meat Inc
store at Forty aud Third-ave. also provihe
with one addition electric lights have been put
in the shops evenings on saturt'S'
wien there rush OF trade IL IL tne Consuu-
ers Companys intention to ext nj It's businrs' 80 a. 70
,.I, In whatever clss IA nsualy found sale At first.
class butcher shops ponltry. h-h oysers and certain
other kinds q supplies The number or shops Will pe
increased AS fast their noel is felt In different parts
of n cit
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TRANSATLAYTIC 7RAVgLLER.S

Sailed by the GaIlia Wuuardl for Liverpool yes
teyday Nj and Mrs j. J. Agar Mr. and Mrs VIII am Russ.
W. H. Arms rJng W. l. Abbott W. " Blocker William
Brown Captain Cherries A. Brooss Mr ana Mrs Samuel
Barker the Hev +. Hrost Captain aad mis- CDauncry
Mr and Mrs. koDet cumming Dr. T. b. Chanbers Mr. AID
Mrs C. /. MI ami MIA I-sac G. Day, Mr. and Mr.
Dave ". -. H0bnroD Doug ASS MT and Mrs James for
Ies,er Georts w. Gates h. ho. BENJAMIN Parker Iiee.
Charles L. Lowering. Colonel L. NJ Mon g,mery Dr. W s
Strrator Dr and Mrs. Louis starr and j. T. WINSTON
sailed by the crcsasa Anchor Lpci GLASGOW yester.
day CAPTAIN John AdaIr. ihe rev W. H. Kat,n Cna-ies
Bennett j. B Brodc Archibald DICKSON John r. Dick son
Anrew Gimour. John g. licbcocs, The lev r. W n op.
Howard tho Rev ". Il. Jacobs the rev.
A Jones Dr. charles Jewett William Kennedy. Or Robert
C. Murray Dr. 0gden. Isaac r. Russell the Rev W. simp.
son Jam TOW NJ. r. Dr. Geor-e NJ lutte Dr. Thistle
he Rel Thomas Van Sers and the Rev H. e.. Winter
sailed by the Egypf IN at.Ona for Liverpool William ID.
Ames Dr. d. h. Barnes ID. jaDes tsmpOell the Rev q.
q Curne H. d. Chayin. Colonel j. Is. Freeman Dr David
Genese the Rev. Walker toyt Dr A. W. X. newton the
vi liam ShOr Dr. James Suddard ana the Rev
min Watson.
Sailed by the Elbc tNorth German Loydl flr Brennan
Mr. aud MrA Richard H. Adams Nr kdwaid Abeies Dr. w
r. Boardman Ira davenport Nj and Mrs ChrriesA DAWSON
william Olander. Dr. and Mrs. POlitzer. william
stubenbOrd and Mr and MIs william H. Walker.
Sailed by La Champagne trrcDch all Tor Uayre Gendse
L. Brush Willard baker Dr. G. a. Bryan. Albert q. Browns
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
WksrCuESTER COUNTY.

A short time agoJ A. Ia'cIa appointed manager for
Hrowil o.. c,hirActors o, the new aqneGuct
hc refusing to recognize Mr. latchs mana
the reinstatement OF ID. d. Mclean which
fas now been made. Mr.. I.atcha rcsignlDs.
Antonio Bcitio, qnarrellcd with other
Iabo ers on attempted TO trir knves with
Great recklessless Justice H. NJ Henderson sent ihem TO
fhe county Jail for fifteen days
NEW ROCHELLE-on Friday carriage was seen TO leave
and sh0l ty afteward the cries O al insnt
we're the woods Justice w. steyes took charge of
the little gir OF the rails intended Tor thc New
Pelham Surfacr kiilway have arrived The
worl OF putting them down will soon be begun
PORT CnEsTER-A family hired cO!ored woman IN New
YORK a. We after g trns dinner Inursnay
shs ad Gicd six afterward Mrs. Jas
per Reubens young oodrcd woman while walking along
Friday became over hcatcd tainted and ce al!
mos immediately
IaRRYrowS-The Rev. BENJAMIN T.. Herr will assume the
n.sor.l charx, the Baptist church At this
,nor.ug hrno ltahaDs Willie gathering fuei AspG.
,vas wood. on Friday evening f0un mans Dody hanging
10 a tree. sabscq ieniy asceftanen that the bCiy
was mat OF Norwegian VINO hal UeeD missing Tor
YoSKFRs-A week John Kilner commenced running
b iUnktIs and the New Jersey
sh-reipon A C. Gould Bs,ined TEMPORARY injunction
ar.inng Mr. Kner inning the !crry claiming that
he ad purchased the IRON the ofmer Mr.
ire that the old franchise bad Lern
years ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TIE True INWARDNEsS or The PROHIBiIIoN


From The IndeDcntei
We have sOncti..e4 feared that not q lew OF tue
leaders of the third Iar,y are ac,Jated largely by
political ambition their and end are not the
triumph of cinI craco SIMPLY hut personal and pcuca
prcferment. Their has bosH IN ehtfc harmony
with this assumption. In district AFTER district wu"ro
the other ot TIE Old parties has nom nhtei u
questioned temperance candidases the tru party mas
thrust its In tho field, and frequently ecce9
thereby the saloon cau,lidare They have der deh ana
discouraged attempts to put either OF the old parties
right tho temperance question: rhcy seem 10 sioiy
in the defeat o. Democratic Republican or npartsan
temperance The voce. II we UNDERSTAND its
course toward the effort to the pOlbltory amehn
,ueut through the New York Legislature. and
the local option bl through tie New-Jcrsny Legislatures
has not only assisted either case II S
tbe fr ends OF both II have mistaken It's "tttu"e
wa will ne glad to make correction. IL oeIItnly
heittes and dscOuraGes the movement Ill NtWJeLseS
10 commit the Republicans against the saloon. W Is
true this movement may not he sliccessiul ny .s
intent is good. Its spirit hostile 20 the saloon. - u
teInperonce movement. and what Is IL nut party
prejudice that arrays the influence of me oce aganse
il What II Il bat hrd devotion 10 party tnat prnves
our nei yhbor from helping such movements anywhere
and eva Whero
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
AN EDUCATED COcKAroo AsTKAE.

Mrs. George Barker, of No. 205 West Forty
third st has lost cockstoo. This 10 not an ordinary
but cockato0 Of extraordinary Intelligence
AMI, furthermore. with yellow topknot How the
eockatoo came Mrs. Barker does not know On
last THURSDAY she out Of the and so was the
servant ana when they came back the bird was gone
shs believes cOckatoo have been prompted By
longing 10 something Of the wide. wide world. to
make An excursion far the street There the ami
must have aroused tue envy OF some pssser
who feloniousy appropriated the bird Mrs. Barker IS
this by the fact that at the
poment when the lamented bird must have been leav-
Ing ucr loud shouting heard In the
strcet This shouting, Mrs Barker thinks. points to
sone uefarous plot against her c0ckatoo There b $40
awaiting the person who shall return that cookatoo 10
Mira Barker. When II was suggested To Mrs Barker
that The present condition of the cockatoO market ala
not warrant the payment OF so large sum for TIE STRAY
blr, ana Indignantly asserted that she wanted her own
cockatoo tnat know lots OF tricks and not All unedu-
Gated cockAtoo, sucn as might DO bought at reduced
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
NEW QCARTEKs FOR AN EXCHANGE

The Board OF Directors OF the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Excaaugo have made
ncuts for securing quarters ty signing lease
No O2 Broadway, one OF the buildings at present 0cc.
p,rd by the Excbange upon terms similar 10 those mado
for Nos SO 80 Broadway. The quarters Of the
Exchange will include the buildings Nos. %, 80 and 80
broadway and Nos. ~ 70 aud 25 Newst, Will have
from age both streets OF about eighty feet Being
corner building. 1t will give ample facilities for both
light and The contemplated improvements which
meet the approval OF all Of tho active members Will
awe all the accommodation which the acreas
ness OF the Exchange demands for sone tme and set
ties A mucn voxod question. Tue improvements Oh tho
nrrseut buildings ncuie new front both streets
An addition the height OF tho buildings which will
give n large amount OF office space and Board &"
room OF about eighty by two hundred feet.
The stock department OF the Exchange has grown so
ranidy within last few months that additional ac-
are pressing necessty, and tho present
arrangements appear To meet the requirements
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A REsUKE rO OvnKcoNsoRvArlsMI

The wise and self satisfied, who always agree
In the depreciation Of great expectations AS the safe
course to follow. should take warning by the tale
toid IN this from letter of CharIss
r. Morton's date L. q All dated MortonviIe, 1866:
In 1908, when Robert Fulton was diuing Al nv
fathers, General Mortons with ComnOdorcs Deoa atur
Rodgers and Other dslih gnlshed men, he that
the w0ud IN time be crossed by steaIners Ihe
navy officers laughed at him and said "Why d-n A.
Fuliou would have 10 tow fleet OF 10 carry
your wood"
tluton replied that "such thing as cOal could liza
nscd and placing his hand Oh my shoulder .,iI
" General Morton. you and may never see the day
but thus boy WILL when the Atlantic Will he uavgAled
by steam.
The navy officers again laugbci. but Colonel Williams
IA grandson Of Benjamin Franklin. after whom Ca.tle
Williams was nancd agreed with Fulton on the proba-
b,ty of thus crossing the not CITY Lut INV
fatLer lived 10 sec that day.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

There will be music OIL the Mall in Central Park
to-day at p. IN. by the 18th Regiment Band.
County Clerk Flack is now prepared to register
veterinary surgeons III pursuance vi TIC Id" p'oseu
on Nay IL.
Croton water rents for the week, $103. 81 !;
licenses issued by the Mayors marshal, 31Z ices,
$742 20.
vestIvated the charges against Chief Engineer
Church, are still consider ring the testimony taken.
Congressman Ira Davenport and ex-State Senator
Weudover were passengers Tor bremen on the Elbe
Yesterday. They will remain abroad until Septem-
ber
Snbscriber"-The Audubon Society, whose
object is to check the slaughter of BIRDS for mil
lInery purposes, was organized by Fore'ta"d stream
in February.
Professor Draper of the Central Park Observa-
tory. reports: Mean barometer last week. 1886
inches mean temperature. 77.9 degrees; distance
travelled by the wind S67 miles.
Mr. Neuendor1's programme this evening viii
include: March, D." l. A!rIcaine," Walthers prize
song from Die Meisterslnger' and selections
from Carmen and &" La Gaconda.'
Judre Barrett Yesterday issued an order of arrest
for Emil e. ". MachOldt, real estate agent al No.
I2lG Thrd-ave., on the suit of Max Frankonheim,
who charges him with collecting as agent and re-
tainlng $3.50.
Mr.. Burdtt. of Burditt & North, who is in Paris
has made a contract with one Of the leading pub
Ishers of that city for the publication of next se
sons pros pectus of the Stoddard lectures. Ii will
he ornamented with designs by American artists
living IN Parls
The Iron steamboats, will be run on the forty-iive
minute timetable to Coney Island to-day the last
boat from the city leaving Pier No. North River.
at $50 and the last boat from the island at 1O:3p
he Long Branch tnps will be increased by An
extra boat the time from Iwenty-thlrd-st. being
$50 $50, 2 and $780, the last boat leaving the
Branch at o. 10 y. M,
The Irish World famine fund has been increased
by the following additional subscriptions: Branch
No. 231 IIlsh National League, Oregon. by Thomas
Kearney, $40 Parnel branch, Denver, Col. per }
$50 so; Edward Bell and Others. Braden vile.
PENN $40 35 per Philip Dermady. San Antonio,
Tex S13.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A NOUS SPTRTTTALYST.


Mr. Home whsn rrst him. was NJ t"o noneh ,h 81
his suo.orety He had married INTO ono Oh ,no lioneo
families In Russia, was favore AT the Iuon'es %
courted by the most brilliant society OF e'ey csiins
perhaps In Europe He had raised tables 10 sR to,nuRs
without touching them, sent s0l@' ~ n",
around rooms made hands wh!ch "oro n"'
apparently attached to bodies play planos;
Naples Rome and Florence and then scared Ms G,,,
ne or and Emprcss OF tho Frcnch with ms spirit
festatons at the Tuilerics The Crown Prnoe Vi Irs
sia and General MOtko present AT so'uo VI to
latter but the shre old warrior was not satsheu WIN
all that took place when by. and said no ought 10
hav. more To 20 upon when the Eupress Tried 10 per-
sade him into accepting Mr. Homes caiIns, II ne Splits
loved ght rather than darkness The Enpross
adopting the mediums sister and placed her III con
vent school Mr.. Home told me that his nor was sn
eere Scotch woman and had. before lie was oorn WIS
ION IN which she saw him seated with as many sover
oigns those who paid court to Napoeon AZ Er,ra ~
He said he had Inherited her gitt WHICH, no AZ
drmed, showed itvelf when no was q cnu III -, u
remarkable way Scotland, ana uhpIayeu ,.-
self i'm a greater degree efter a. VISION III
which she sa him seated ut table with an Emperor anu
Empress n Grand Duke and Grand Duchess, ana t"o
angels whom sne thought must have sYnDollZsd MS
future wives She had. he also SAIL the gift o. second
mIttcd to associate the Euperor ana Empress o'
the French. King Louia l. and King MaxinIian VI pa
varii the Duchess OF Hamilton tue H. anu yhrem
WurtenburK the Duke OF Nasssn etc W. narnn "rleryu
in him. and think Professor Crooks wen 10 tue trouplo
OF studyng the phenomena he produced. ana thougnt
s hit figure fair and reckei face before disc SO mH,e
IL the col 0f yellow wax keen blue eyes WHICH, now,
ever looked sometimes dreamy rather sAub hose anu
curry auburn hair He smoke With Scotcn accent iils
manners though forward agreeable ana ne fecitcu
poetry with strong emphasis aud striking elect