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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-10-19
ROCKVILLE ACADEMY
Rockville Montgomery County. Md.

rVNHE sOth session of this institution will
Il open on MONDAY, September nth,
1888. The scholastic year will be divided
into two terms, the first ending on February
lst and the second at the end of the scholas-
tic year. All school charges must be paid in
advance semi-annually, al the beginning OF
each term.
Ezy- The Principal will take into his house
as members of his own family, limited mum
Der of boys For terms and further informa-
ton address, until September LIST, 1888,
Rev. DR.. G. K Nc
aug ST. Broo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-10-19

AT PRIVATE SALE,
~ TORE-HoUSE AMI Dwelling ~i,h Gar
den attached, situated in the Town OF
GaithersbGrg, on the corner OF Frederick and
Diamond Avenues Also "A Lot adjoining the
same, fronting on Diamond Avenue, contain
ing Two Acres Of Land, more or lrrs, with
Stable, Wagon-Shed and Corn House.
This property will be sold as whole or
divided 10 suit purchasers.
Any person wishing TO purchase the prop
erty will apply TO
WIN. II. COOKE or IL. ID. COOKE,
oct l2-lm Near Gaiihershurg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-10-19

A full supply of States and
~ the lowest in town. An
now ready at The store OF
sep 2S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-10-19

its "pro-
estallefs,
plastered
ngar trust
week 1t
in. Thus
he pound,
people,
prices
o long as
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ome. 1t
pnductor.
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strike.
advance
bur sys.
Of the
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khers !?
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that
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1888-10-19
FREE TRADE And PROTECTION.

To secure Protection from the high
prices and the fraudulent, shoddy Shoes
sold by other houses, trade freely 10Th
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07

liers pendant cinq ans, gagner trente
francs sur chaque, ct les faire retirer
Requirement, pour le prix de rengage-
ment, VOLTA le true, VOLTA pinventiOn,
VOLTA le trait lie genie!
-Ce doit etre cOmpIiquef
-Au cOntraire, simple CONNIE PRuf
lie Christophe Colomb.-Voici: quan.i
il faisait un bean temps, sec, notre
homme ne promenait dams les. rues, les
places, les squares, per'la"t de temps a
autre mne reconnaissance; quand u await
vide ses l,ochas, II reutrait ls conscie"cs
tranquiIIe ct svec Ia profonds satisfac.
ton du devoir accompIi. LIE Iendemain
les montres etaient retirees par ceux
qui avaieut trOuve les reconnaissance,
et il lOuvaient recOmmencer sans craiii.
te ses operations.-Qu'en pensez vous !
est.ce IN filOu
-...Mais alors pourquoi ne lui avez-
vous ras serre Ia main
-Cest que, me dit Il en- eouriant,
c'est que... nous n'avOns pas lee memes
opinions pOlitiques.-AlIous diner.
FoRTUNIo.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07

Le p6trole. CO uouveao venn dams l'in-
dustrie do l'6clairsge, OF bient6t rival do ID
bouills pour 10 chao6sge dee machines 4
vapeur, occupe anjourd'bui une large plaes
daus uotre vie domestique CONNIE dans noe
travaux indastriels, OF con importance sac.
croft d'autsnt plos que 60 nest plas seuls.
ment pAmerique qui produit dee Aeqyes ct
dee lace do p6trols, mais c'est aussi 10 Caa.
case.
n. do Fonvielle. dams on livre quill Went
de publisr, lie PxtroIs, racoots i'histoire pri.
mitive du p6trole, d'abord comm Gu France
sous le nom d'buile do Gabian, do ID sour.
% Cd l'oo recosillait 10 mincs 6let. Co
petrole fat d'abord 90 produit pharwaeea.
tique.
En- AmSriqus, lss indiens Senecas con-
uaissaient parfaitemsot lee sources do pS
trols existaot dane lee 6paissss fosets Dc
lssr pays appel6 aujosrd'hoi 10 Psonsy'va-
ME. lie ssvaient que estte hoile sorsis-
can't spontanS~snt do col 6tait in6amma.
bio ct, qussd 10 voalorsot 6blosir M d.
tsehsneot Do treupes fraosaisss qoi 6tsit
vsss lee joiedrs pour eonbstsss l'ssDsni
eomwuu, e'ssG.A. dire lee Anglais, ils allu.
naesnt lss huilss qai marbsaieot 10 surface
Do h riviass appellee sajoord'hai Riviers
Do rHuils (Oil Crsek). Lee Francais sta-
ptiaits virsst h jolie riviers - couvrir
dan rideaa Do Aammes blsa&tres, gigsa-
tesque illumiostioo, reAsts fautastiqass
Sclairant lee antiques futaies.
On vieox chef, qui await pris en- smiti6
b eommsudant do fort Duqussne, situ6
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07

individus. les saisons, etc. Ellie peut mon
ter d'environ I De litre A I de litre.
A quel moment doit-on bOire l'eau chau.
DEF
En- general, ellie sera prise uue on deux
heures avant chaque repas ct, 10 soir, une
deu,i heure avant le cOucher. L'eau chau-
de avan; le repas peus provOquer des ma.
lsises. Qnatre doses par jour sont sufiisan.
tes pour modi6er profoud6ment r6tat Dc
santS.
Comment faut.ii boire l'eau chaudof
II impOrts de ne pas Ia boirs d'un seul
e"~p. pour no pas fatigner restomac. Cha
Que dose sers ingurgitee par gorgee, dane
'espac- de IS % minutes.
Pendant combien de- temps doit.on pres.
ciire ''usage de- reau cbsudsf
Uns periodic de six mois sufiit g6nerale-
ment pour deterger complement Ie foie
ct le tube intestinal. Comme CO regime
sst destin6 4 maintenir la bonne sant6 par
Ia propret6 interieure. en- SIoiguaot lee II.
cheux effets Dc IL fermentation dee eli.
ments indigestes, u ny aura jamais din.
conv&uients 4 reprsodre rusage de lean
chaude, quand les urines sSloigueront du
type normal.
Peut ou sjouter quelque chose reau
chaudef
Pour In rendre moins fade ct plus agres-
ble an Palais, on peut radditiO0ner de
quslques gouttes d'ar6me, de jus do citrou,
etc. Quand Ia soif est nop vive on peut
ajouter uus pinc6e dc sulfate do magu6sie.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07
'UN GAS De CONSCIENCE.
CONTE vnAI.

L. solution d'un cas- de conscience
ct aps chose toqjours tres delicate u
, On = meme poar lesquels u oct impos.
sible dc determines 10 point sbsolu. En-
voici 90, par exemple, qni ma 6t6 OK.
pos6 ct rai do y re66chir longaemeut
avant dc me prononcer.-Mou interpr6.
tation est-elle jaste, je 10 crois.-Sui.
want moi. mails non, je no ferai pas
counaltre ma solution, 70 pr6f4ce expo.
ses simplement ID question.
On bssu soir dxte, % .reneontrai sur
/ b boulevard 90 de mes a,nis, homme 10
plus psradexal ct 10 plus soeptique
.Qs'on puisse imagiuee. Ayant stteint
PEE con g6nie, 10 travail pees6v6rant
! q de- Efforts inouIs uns haate sitaatiou
f; isdastrielles Il S'est troave, pendant Dc
tongues aunees. do lattes, en- contact
.svec uu d grand nombre d'hommes, .
Ipeoav6 do d violentes d6ceptious, sobi
d ii craslles d6siIlusioos, quill est mo.
nalemeot, sbsolument cuirass6. Seuls,
- smis intimes counaissent - seusibi.
ut6, - dtlicstesse ct con extr6me bout6.
Motto conversation await pris son
tosr accoatum6, qusnd % homme d9jA
d'sa osetaia Ase, b boutouuiere oru6e
do rubsn d'un ortlre 6trangee, s'arrets
dsvsut noos, salus ct te0dit 10 main .
non ami, qui, % se0blsnt Pc rs0ar.
Soer % geste, poets rapide~eot b main
! Asoa chapeaa Of s'6oris svss % too
dsss Isqssl y eeas seutir pescsr ase
esstaius ironie: Tens, tiers, caest
vess, taQjonrs hsareax, oai, alIooA u.
loas tsat mieux, % revoir'
-Qud ct o mondsurs disje,
Qassd mons eAmes fait qselques pc.
-Commeot, vous 10 b Ao0naisses
pasi Alors 10 vais voos raconter con
histeire. Al fait, % ezra uue d6moos-
tsstion prstque do ls question sur u
qae(ls nous discotioos.-Estce 90 fl.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07

E. Brainhridge Munday. Esq.. avocat du comt<,
Clay Co., Tex, dit: "Jai fsit ussge des Bitters
Electriques avec Les plus heureux r<sultats. Mon
fAre auasi 6tait tres bas lee Fevres dc marss
ct la Jaunisse. mais II 6t6 gukri eu - servant d
temps do oette m6decine. Je suis assure que vie
. 6tS aauv6e per Lee Bitten Electriques."
n. d. I. Wilcoxsou. do Horse Gave. Ky, ajou'
h nm pareil tkmoignage orssnfl dit qui croft po-
stivement quill serait mort d % navat 6t6 lee Bit
ters Electriqnes.
Co grand fsmede empecherA auasi bien quill gu<-
rrs 10 Dengue et toutes les malaes malaSellee. ct
pour lee d6sorires dee Rognons du Foie ct dc RE.
iomac II ~st sans kgal. Pdx 50 cents OF Is cents
ches les pharmaciens.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07
CHARLES EASSEAGNE, i,

EdlteUr.1 <slacteur.

Certainement, Madame,
Je deteste rhiver
Qui pese sur mon anne.
Avec son ciel convert.
Je hais Get hiver sombre
Oa le soleil palit,
Est sans force, est dams Fombse,
Est CONNIE enseveli.
J'ai, quand le givre tombe,
Au ceur le vague efroi
De ID glace pour tombe;
Et mon coeur devieut froid.
Car ie suis vieux, Madame,
Sentsnt l'heure venir,
Sentant - glacer rame,
Sentant rhomme 6nir.
Et sur ma tsts eutisre,
Ma barbe egalement,
Les Aeurs du cimetiere
Ont blanchi tristement-
Ma;s d rhiver est sou,bre
Et terrible au vieillard,
Vous navrsut dams. son ombre
Et son morne brouillard,
L.s doux printemps dss feuilles,
Des aeurs ct des chansons
Embaume aux chevrefeuilles
Et dams lee verts buissons.
Ls doux pr;utsmps des roses,
Avril dslicieux,
Chase lee joufs moroses
En- bleuissant lee. .cieux.
Tout jsuns ct point severe,
0racioux ct chantant,
Il . nom primsvsrs
Et rsnd l'homms content.
L. Mature que Jaime
81 pare st - Aeurit,
Dsvispt IN beau po4ms
Qui rayouns ct SQUIRT.
. Mais js hais dune haine
Sans nom, profondSment,
La saison inhumaine
Et l'hivsr inclSmsnt +.
Get hivsr sst d sombrs
e Il pen sSuSrsux
Pour lss pauvres sans nombrs
e pour lss malheursux
n. glacs, . pauvrss masss
Do toutes lee doulsufs,
e vos larmes am2res
Et vos enfants On plsurs.
e c'sst pour estts cause,
0 Seigneur, que souvent
I. .L'homme audacisux oss
Vous dire: Es-tu vivant ."
--- s- J. GE,sTrL.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07
LIE REGIME A L'EAU CLAUDE

Lean chau:e, psrait.il, c'est Ia aant6
presente 1t future: cette fois, IL mode Get
nSe en- AmSrique oa Ton 10 r6clamera
bient6t, pour la dSguster dane lee lieux pu.
blics, que do l'saa chande ! 30 I petites
gorgkee. C'est une reaction accentu6s con-
trs lee boissoos glac6es qui ont fsit tant do
NAL. o
Inventor dc l'eau chauds est 10 doc
tour AMERICAN Salisbury, bien comm en-
Europe par ses rechsrcbes sur Ia 6Svre pa.
ludeenne ct sur 10 phtisie. Lee journaos
dc medicine anglaise appuieot IL thsss du
docteur Salisbury ct eonsidArent 10 regime
1 l'eau chsude eomme un important pro.
grAs en Medicine.
Sslisbary profess estts opinion, pen.
dsnt de tongues anu6es, que IL fsrmenta.
tion do 10 noarriture dams plusieurs de nos
organes ct lea produits Dc cette fsruenta-
tion constituaient lee principsnx fsctsurs
des maladies. Pour 6vitsr l'in6asnes nefaS-
70 dea fermcntations, 10 m6desis am3ricain
cut rid6e Dc laver l'estomac, lss intsstins,
lee glaodes \ Pside dean insds6s eu guam.
tit6 convenable. Lean froids s'amena pes
pas do rtsultats hieo nets; II Ii rSmplaca
par dc l'eau Ia temperature d. sang.
Cette boissoo chaude prodalsit chez lui
ct chez lea sujsts en- espSriepes ane senss.
ton AGREEABLE do comfort Of Dc bleo ,Atrs.
Scion Salisbury. reau chauds excite lee
moavrments p6ristaltiqoes posmasx du CO.
nal Intestinal, favoriss r&couleaent do la'
bile, rrosoqus soo 6limination per les intss.
tins, en- pr6scrvant con introdsetisu dams 10
ss"g ct con expolsioo per la sols dee reins.
Gee af8rmstious auraient peut-Strs b.
soin d'etre mirus demontr6ss; aais on sait
fo,t bien que l'esa est % m6dicaueot tres
energique dams eertaines affections Lin.
Auence dn regime ! l'esu pure est incou.
testabla. On niguore pea. dn reae, one
l'eau ffoide ct Feao ehsude exeercsnt dee
actio"s tres dinxrsntes; reau froide pro-
dait une elimination rapide, CO qsi peut
6tre utils dams esrtains cas, suisibIs dsus
d'autres.
Lean chande, "a eoatrairs, Sests plus
longtemps dans l'Seonemie; ellie dilue 10
Gang: ellie dissoot mieax lee sratss .d6po.
s6s dams lee tissus.
Scion Salisbury, ls doss et l'hssss dab
sorptiou sont iopostantes ehoisir; uoas
alIons r&ssosr ei.apres lss priseipsax prs:
osptes do syste0s:
L'eas doit Sire ehasds ct ses PEE ,tisds
% ftoide.
L'eaes ftoid prodsit De ls dSprsssies Of
uDe dimisutiou Do ioie ueevsese. Lsas
tieds provoque, CONNIE ehaeus sait, de-
vomisssusntA L'sas giae6s doit etrs a.
coudamn6e.
L. tempSraturs I sdoptsr b plas g6a6es.
lemsut ct celle du th6 ou do eaSx, %
m0ius - 1 A2o.
QuantiH d'eau chasda. ! boirs:
Ellie ct uaturellsmsot variable ssloo les
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07

vons Ne pouves perdre votre tempa fsire des
expkriences qnand vos poumons sont 90 danger.
On prend toujours Il Consumption. ; son debut,
pour up simple rhuune. Ne permettes aucun mar.
chand de- vous tromper avec Quelque pauvre imita.
tion de la Nouvelle Dkcouverte dm Dr.. King pour
h Cousomption. 10 Toux ct le Rhume. msis soyes
cor. que vous obtsnes 10 v6ritable m<decne. Parce
Qu'il peut faire On plus grand b6n<Ace, II poarrat
sous dire quill qnelqus chose 9ui est tout aussi
bon, on tout fait semblsbls. Ne vous laisaes pes
tro0per, wss insistes pour Avoir 10 N6uvelle d.
couveete du Dr.. King qui est Gsrsutie pour don
per du ooulagement daps teutes lee affections de- 10
Gorge, des foumoas lst de- 10 Poitrine Bouteilles
AeeSai gratis ehes vosre pharmacien. Grandes boa.
toillaA 81.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To the EDrroR-Plesse inform your readers
that have positise remedy for the above named
disease. BY its timely use Thousands Of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. ] shall be
Of your readers who have consumption Il they viii
send me their express aud post Office address. Rec.
(. 3. sIocUx, N. c., lsl Pearl s.., New York.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07

C'eat 10 meilleuf onGuent 90 monde pour lee Cou-
pures lee Meurtrissures. lee Plaes lee Ulcerea lee
tuhsmmstious cstarrhales. lee B0utons do hNvre,
lee Dartres lee Mains Gerc<ea, lee EnGelures. lee
Cora ct tontes les Eruptions de Il Pesu. ct gukrt
poaitivement les HkmorroIdes 90 aucun placement
ne sera exig< 0aranti do donner psrfsite satisfsc
ton ou larEent sera rsmis Prx, IS cents 10 bofts
A vendre pse lee droguistss.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-01-07
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-10

Tho Albany Journals Lake George cor
respondent writes "lsaac Davis, OF Hague,
who In four years has killed upward OF
400 Iatllesnskes, and who last fall at the
county fairs OF this vicinity was the first to
handle rattlesnakes In public exhibition,
recently killed four monster rsttlesna ak on
near Sabbath Day Point This year he has
Killed upward OF 400, for which he has been
paid bounty OF 20 cents per snake He
makes rattlesnake hunting, catching and
exhibiting his whole business, and Is paid
ESQ month during the season by property
owners about Hague for killing snakes IN
aid OF their determination. He IL believed
to be the only man In the world following
this occupation, He Is an intelligent men,
fond Of reading, OF quiet demeanor
and gentle disposition. His friends
sPprehend that be will meet his
death some day In handling these
reptiles, but the business seems to have q
fascination outside of the remuneration 1t
affords him. He always carries with him
remedy in case he should be bitten, but
does not feel any special confidence In It's
efficacy. He Is man OF As, and killed hi is
nrn' snake before he WAS years old, but
never went into regular snake hunting
until four years ago. His father before hun
was The famous snake hunter, Mint Davis,
who used 10 kill them for the Oil 10 sell TO
druggists. The old man 10 said TO have
been bitten several times by snakes and to
nave cured himself by use OF 'rattlesnake
weed 1t used to bs u standing Joke about
the lake tha! whom a rattlssnake Q bit old
Mint Davis Ii was the snake that was
poisoned Ia death. The old man certainly
seemed 10 have no more fear OF Ia,tl esnske
than Guild had OF u kitten"
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Our Costly Mud.

II there is anyone connected with the
city administration who can feel satis-
faction in the condition of our streets,
they must have some private reason for
It, that the public do not have; for they
are deep in mud and full of ruts and
projecting rails.
We are spending great deal of money
N macadamiziDg the streets with a soft
siaty limestone that speedily turns into
mao and breaks down into ruts under
Drief usage. The extravaganza of this
mode OF macadamizing needs no demon.
stration. We believe that As cents mar
ton Is paid for the broken stones and
twenty- five cents for hauling them
ON the streets; then cost of thirty cent,
y incurred in carting them off again
after, or before, they are turned into mud
Prince street has had an experience of this
laying down and taking up of stones.
II seems impossible to believe that
those who permit such work to be done,
can be 30 stupid as TO be deemed hon
- Certainly there is no escape from
~ conclusion that they are knaves o.
tools.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-10
A Tramp Worth SI5O,OOO

From the Pi.tsburg Dispatch.
several dsys ago tramp applied to the
finoisy, U, city intirmaTy director for
lodging and other relief, and for two days
ne was provided for At the city prison, He
was about 10 be uaI sleTIed to The county
lnhrmary when the doctor aocid deutslIy dis.
covered who he was, and refused 10 grant
MIN permission to enter that Institution
uuleks he would pay for his entertain mept.
The tramp refused to do this, aud this
morning left the city by the back alIeys
The man was John Swim, q wandering
mlher, who subsisls worse than any tramp
on the road. although he Is worth not less
than SloO 600 In sums which he has on de-.
posit In various banks In this part of the
country Besides the money he has mort
cages on farm property and county and
government bonds galore. Yet he GOES
rom place to place with his ragged clothing
barely covering hun and haDg ging on his
unwashed and unkempt body.
he uamps through the day all over the
country, begging his food and clothing and
lodging, when he can, In calsbooses aud ia.
hrmaries, and, altogether, Is one OF the
worst looking wreiches under the stars. A
lew years ago he was knocked down near
the town oil Ada and robbed OF $40 600,
which he had concealed on his dirty body.
some time ago he purchased go 900 worth
OF Hardin county bonds which he still holds,
craving the interest regularly aud conceal.
ns ". he has no known relatives or
lpeuos HOW he accumulated his wealth
anu "hefe he came from are also unknown
ss ne mas made no confdsnts He made
DIS nfei appearance here ten years or more
ago, VI "'oie
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SACRIFICED To sUPERsrIrroN,
Horrible Murder of An Indian Girl In min
neeOta,


Great excitom ent prevails over the report
OF horrible crime committed by mem beIs
Of the old Winnebsgo Indian tribe, which
formerly was located on the Winnebago
reservation, near Trempleau, Wis. They
were removed to Nebraska, but numbers Of
them still remain in the vicinity, the
authorities being unable 10 compel them to
stay in Nebraska, as they still cling to the
memories and associations connected with
the reservation.
At the commencement OF the hunting
season every year II Is an old custom to in.
dulge In certain ceremonies and orgies TO
propitlate GlichemaDitOn and 10 procure q
good seasons hunt. Several OF them living
on Prairie Island went over to Trenton,
Wis, and purchased their supply OF an.
munition ana returned with goodly sup.
ply OF hrewater to nssist In the ceremonies.
The orgieh were kept up until late hour
at night Finally several old Den drew
to one side, holding an animated con.
versslion. The hunting seasons had been
bad and something must bs done to pro.
pltiale the Great Spirit Finally, when all
were Intoxicated, a young buck, with his
hunting knife In his hand. jumped Into the
centre OF tho ring OF dancers, and seixing Q
young girl by the hair dragged her into the
centre and stsbked her several times Ia the
breast, He then dabbled his hands In the
blood which gushed from tho wound and
smeared IL over his face, In which act he
wss followed by several others
John Walker, a civii!zsd Indian, told
Squire Barclay, OF Red Wing, OF the mur.
der, and although tue young buck escaped
he is being hunted by the police in all the
surrounding towns The old prejudice
against The Indians Is being revived.
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PERSONAL.

HANNAH SHARREY, who claimed TO be
Ill years old, has just died at Youngstown,
Ohio. She was born In Cork, Ireland, In
l777.
SECRETARY BAYARD, according 10 re-
ports current In Wilmington, Del, will
resume the practice OF law after the &C.
cession OF the new admin istration, and will
become resident Of New York city. The
door to tho Senate, where he would, doubt.
less, like to take refuge, has been closed 10
him.
REV. DIR, w. NJ. TAILOR, OF New York,
has been elected president OF the American
Missionary association. DIR. Storrs sums
up the great work done by the American
board OF missions in one sentence OF his
opening speech: "Tbe little plant has be-
come y gigantic tree; S23, 900 900 to $2i 0O0 900
have been given to us, much Of 1t by people
who are but moderately we'll OIL, and some
Of II has represented the widows mite, and
the prayers and sacrifices Of those who
have given up thoir dear ones 10 us, and
the lives OF devoted missionaries"