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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.


GEoReE w. CABLE, the novelist, has fin.
shed his promised drama.
MRs. LANGrRY has made $500, 900 during
her short career on the stage.
THE only lion which rides horse is now
making great sensation in Paris.
Mrs. BELLE COLE, the American soprano.
Is winning laurels at Covent Garden Lon
don.
SALvINI, the greatest living Italian ira
gedian, is playing an engagement at New
York.
LAWRENCE BARRETT has made a hit al
Chicago in William Young's new romantic
tragedy, "Ganelon."
In Paris and the provinces 1893 new plays,
operettas, dramas, or revues, have been pro.
auced during the year.
Mr.. HENRY IRvIsG Is contemplating n
tour in Australia. He has been offered great
Inducements 10 go there.
THE American Art Society Of New York
city has selected plans for its new building,
which is TO cost 5000, 600
1T is reported that DR.. Won Bulow has
signed an agreement to revisit the United
States in the early spring.
EDWIN BooTH and Madame Mod jeska are
playing together this season. They opened
IN New York in "Richelieu."
MRs. JAMES BRowH POTTER is suffering
rom nervous prostraton and will spend n
good portion OF the fall Ia the south OF
France.
MILE RHEA is said 20 he making success
In her new play Josephine and has been
yifered retdrn engagement at the Globe
Theatre Boston.
SfE ARTHUR SULLIVAN, for the first time
IN twenty years is about TO attempt an
opera ON n serious subject, intended for
DOylcy Carte's new theatre in London.
HERR BoErEL, n wonderful tenor is fasci.
mating the audiences at the Krall Gardens.
Berlin. lie was "A cuaChman not long ago
and his rise to fame has been romantic in its
details.
THE marriage OF Waiter Damrosch, the
New York musical conductor, and Margaret
daughter of James G.. Blaine will take place
ueNt spring. The engagement has been of.
tcially announced.
THE well known German novelist Friedrich
Spielhagen is said To- have written play
which occupies whole evening and which
will he performed in the coming season at the
DeutSches Nolkstheater of Vienna.
MISS PHoEBE RUSSELL. the charming
Hernia of Mr.. Daly's production of mid.
summer Nights Dream in Now York, will
soon loo married % Norman Dodge. Her
father is prominent lawyer in Detroit, and
has been mentioned in connection with the
vacant seat on the Supreme Court bench.
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r-,-r1rpaEp CITIZENS.
Ia 10 SELL THEIR LANDS AND LIVE
If1NN9 LIKE WHITE MEN.

s 10 SELL THEIR LANps AND Li''
fffA" LIKE WHITE MEN
v,,rcso,a Chippewa Commission has
ioe va wa e Paul, having nearly finished
snrnel " THE chairman, ex.U. 5. Senator
P'"A '",,tinc of the important work done
~ commission, SAID; -,
~. ~ Indians Of Red Lake have ceded all
~. y. aountry, except small reservation
ne" 80 ~ In allotment. The reservation
ss'o,r.l TO the size of Connecticut-in
ei j s.,,res about 100000 acres. The
(fla I,,cludes oil the large pine
Fon rh, Mile Laos ceded all their
II sxcept such as Will be
p - tbem in seyeralty. The
w. ..,a,ions of all these Indians have now
~ !, and under the negotiations com.
.,S,bey will be compelled to take lands
.,,i,v. They are now full-hedged
under the laws Of the State.
,r,. .r1, lands are to be appraised and sold at
-, -, Than the appraised value, which Is
| - s lands not less than 50 per LOO feet
p'a' .,,,,,c and for other lands si.25 per
''I' Persons conversant with the pine OF
I'm Q timate that it's worth not less
sSoooOO. All the money received
.,lc. after deduction expenses, will be
-iIn tbe Treasury OF the United States,
,A.,r interest at 5 per cent A large pro-
.'on ofthis will be spent for schools for
r.5i,ns aud to aid them in agricultural
r All the Indians are very anxious
~ and want to own their own homes
,r.e Ike white men,
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Death in a Letter.

just little while ago an occurrence
took place on the other side of the ocean
which, while by no means without II par.
allcl, is still matter that Will interest
all who are fond of studying, in an anna
tcur way, the transmission of disease. 4
poor fellow died in London of typhoid
fever, and his wife sent to friend in
Glasgow letter conveying the news of
his decease. While the fever at the
time was very prevalent in the neghbor.
hood where the London victim died
there was no sign of it in Glasgow then,
but three days after the receipt Of the
letter the Glasgow friend grew sick with
all the typhoid symptoms. The doctors
who attended him SO diagnosed the case,
and expressed the opinion that notwith-
standing the long journey between Lon.
don and Glasgow the letter had carried
tic germs of the disease.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

HNNNIBAL HAMLIS has done great lot Of
partridge shooting.
GEORGE BANCROFT, the historian, is pas
sonately fond of roses
Will CARLTON, the poet is writing book
entitled City Legends"
JAY GOULD gets down 10 Wall street be-
fore 10 o'clock in the morning.
FGASCUELo, the Spanish bull-hghter has
retired, with fortune of SGOOOOO
Pope LEO rises at $500 and at q takes
walk in the gardens Of the Vatican
IT Is said that the Paris Rothschilds havo
arranged TO let Russia have SiOO 900, 900
PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRDs illness is
said TO be due to overindulgence in cigars.
GENERAL BoULANGERs wife still lives in
the deepest seclusion at Versailles, France.
EX-MAYoR SETH Low, of Brooklyn. has
been elected President of Columbia College
JAMES X. RANDALL wrote Maryland, My
Maryland, at twenty-five. He is now fifty
DR.. HANSEN, the distinguished Swedish
explorer, Is about To set out for the North
Pole.
LoUIs BRENNAN, the inventor of the Bren.
nan torpedo. Is an lrishman and a home
ruler.
Mr.. GLADsToNE's weight is l6S pounds.
According 10 his height he ought to weigh
more.
SUPERINTENDENT Fox, Of the Philadelphia
Mint has suffered Il slight stroke of facial
paralysis.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL is to live at Elm.
wood, near Cambridge, Mass, this winter,
with his daughter.
OSCAR $. SrRAUs, eS-Minister 10 Turkey,
makes hobby of collecting and studying
books on American history.
THE Prince of Leichtensten has the dis
tinction of ruling over the smallest State in
the world; population, 9l2l
REV. GEORGE WASHINGTON, of England,
is organizing society 10 collect documents
relating TO the Washington family.
Mr. HENRY GEORGE is going TO California
in January and thence will proceed tC
Australia and Now Zealand, lecturing.
Mrs. LELAND STANFORD has the most
valuable collection of diamonds in the world.
except the crown Jewels of Russia and Great
Britain.
DR.D HAYES AGEEw, OF Philadelphia, who
was one OF President Garhelds consulting
physicians after the shooting, is now seventy.
one years old.
COLONEL w NJ. FULLER, of Perryopolis
Penn. is said TO bear such a striking resem.
blance TO ex-President Cleveland that he is
often mista ZEN for him.
MARSHAL IMAGINATION, ex-President OF
France, though advanced in years, is still
active. He takes great interest in the Paris
Exposition and goes there every day.
The White Cross University of Science has
decorated George w. Childs, James Gordon
Bennett, Thomas A. Edison, John w. Mackay,
Cyrus W Field aud William w. Hubbell
MARK TWAIN, the great humorist, lives an
idle, easy-going sort OF existence during nine
months OF the year. Unlike most authors,
he works all summer and rests all tho re-
mainder of the year.
Miss WINNIE DAVIS will accompany her
father, Jefferson Davis To the Fayetteville,
N. c., centennial celebration in November
A grand ball will be given in honor OF Miss
Davis during the centennal
REV. Mr.. SPuRGsoN's admirers In Londoi
ara disturbed by a rumor that he is seriously
CONTEMPLATING retirement from the pulpit.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

parnell Defence Fund has boen closed
cunts 10 S2O5 900
[ % ~ '''''VD''
kuer1ue and provsd n success
rr.a,om,li,ha..,aas.,. rr.a, p,., o.,,
sreat auphltheatre of the Paris School
+, r,on,,. go, -. - -,
k,,.n'J -, Ti.s noI,ailst Depu's, haS
%APe''eu IRON FRANKFORT, Germany.
a.,,,.',''', I''ur,NA u''is season seilu o'VVo'-
4 -, -, ''''' y" '''o -''i '''e'i' iI'arke'S'
division Of Rome into postal districts
'""uoh system Is about TO be COM
I
cIM figures from Minnesota show the
" Siam III 'uat State ever re-
4 -.
LESTER is "A pensioner of war of
lar " ' ''0' Noiii'' anu IL Ill MS
ESru
sIEEsTRAND, the Liverpool cotton
ssj '-'''oo' Ou' ol the corner before
- -,
S'sslon ol the international Literary
Bsrne Srr ASSOCIATIONS opened a few days
r.,
rr v,''I'c ,I oi Ilea'en at Pekln, China,
bv fra "70" 'H' oiie' mas peeh ue
~ =, tHHhNEGlE has agreed TO rebuild
ca,....
'T,erhheht oil the Republic of
im,ai,,rnsi uaS l,i'de a decree forbidding
as'oh n,'' army at Kansas City, Mo-,
app' essed py order OF the Board Of
,u'iiiss'onelS
y, WIN probably be the next Gov
"'' Ill vi canada
proposed 10 erect n monument 10
''nedral' London.
is from the ranchinr districts oIong
lsry Of Manitoba indicate a great
NNE has been selected as the capital
lihg Tor ten years, or until a majority
Op'e want change.
in Bismark, N. ID In WINS tba f,rst
~ the Kind in North Dakota.
treaty betwaen I,aIv 81 U,..
Of Shoa the latter ana,oa ant hns
with other Power ses o'li,1 tpll ~ com,
'S 'i'iousi
H. Iowo .u-
ieit of II slGa Ga''rGaa wSii. companies are
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
rorR KILLED IN A WRECK.

.,,toy or 4 IN .iGHr AND wREcKING
ru,tN NEAR CINCINNATI.
Il, ,be Biz Four road, halfa mile west Of
.~,m,p's station, wrecking train collid.
,h a freight. Engineer Morris, Of the
! ,,ine engine, was instantly killed, anu
,,man Whtestiue was fatally injured,
| ,nmps and the brakeman of the
| ,b, were also killed. The wrecking train
|. bsbipd time. Both engines were com
| ,v demolished, and it is said the loss
each sOOOo. Several Of the crew were
u,.l and Cincinnati physicians were sent
he scene.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
LITERARY NOTES

Four thousand copies Of School and Homo
are taken by the public schools in st. Louis
alone, on account of its general excellence
ss an educational publication. Address
school and Home, st. Louis, Mo.
Science and art have advanced 80 fast
that much larger diamond can now be
bought for a dollsr-and .a-half than for one
hundred and fifty dollars.-!St Louis Maya
sine.
"A series of Biblical novclsis announced.
The popularity of "Ben Hur," no doubt
had a large share in the ins,igation of this
literary crime.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
BALD-HEADED NorABILIT1Es.

One ofthe most interesting things we have
ever read Is Blakely Halls contribution 10
FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
This week on Notable Bald.headed men"
Everybody will want to read IT, IL isa
double number containing twenty-four
pages and over forty pictures, including a
view of the Worlds Fair site in New YORK
the Quebec landslide, tho great bicycle tourn.
ament, and the army rifle competition 1t
v splendid number,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

= BoGUs DIPLoM, MAN INDIcrED.-The
\ Jury Of the United States circuit court
|ncord, n. H.. returned indictments
= Dr. II. F. Bradbury, of Nashua, of
diploma fame, for using the mails for
nent purposes and for using ficti-
name for the purpose of procuring,
! or abe,ting ftavl
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

HOOD VIII Toll.
There arc "Bluo bloodcd" people, and "Red.
blooded" people, and white blooded' people;
but there are more "lIad-b dcd" people tinu
All the rest put together. Sometimes their
biood is simply impure. In that case there
no better remedy than Pc-ru-nn. But some
times their blood is Diseased, and horrible IN.
neei some of these Blood Diseases are. There
IL Chronic Catarrh, for instance, nd Scrofuln,
and Chron g Rheumatism. Chronic Ulcers
nni even more horrible diseases. These arc
terrible diseases, and especially so when they
Dreak out at this season % the year. when tho
body IN relaxing under tho CnCrvating heat.
anu yet has not adapted Itself Ia dcbilitating
summer conditions. Happily, suffering man.
hood Is not without remedy for such dire AT.
nictions La-cu-pi-R has proved itself in thou
tands OF cns grand euro for them. Read
lts record In DIR. llartman's Ellis Of Life" scnt
free by Peruna Medicine Company, Columbus,
Ohio Regulate the bowels, II necessary, viii,
Man'a-in. Each rctails at only 81 bottle
The German Emperor has given his por-
trait to Lord Salisbury.
No stranger should visit the city without
smoking ''rHnsill's Punch" BE-. Cigar.
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CONDITION OF THE CROPS.

be department of agriculture reports the
,ra percentage Of condition of corn at
asains, 9j9 month ago, and 92 for
crop of lSsS on the first of October; con-
N Of potatoes, 10 against SO s last Oc-
. Of backwheat, % against 92. 1 last year;
'bacco, O7 against S5.7 in 1883. The
iminary estimate of yield per acre is 1873
Iheai, 10 for rye aud 22.2 for barley.
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LIVE Took,
NovgMENTs AND PRICES AT THE CENTRAL
DROVE YARDS, EAST LIBERTY.

uovEMENTs AND PRICES AT THE CENTRAL
DROVE YARDS, EAST LIBERTY.
CATTLE.
Prime |, 400 10 600 ID cattle, 81 4O(doi GO
Good Loo to ], ,3OOb ID cattle, 3900D4 %
Fair / 600 TO IL OH cattle, 3 4O6D3 65
Stockers and feeders, 225(Go3 as
Common dry cows and heifers, 50(G2 80
Common TO good bulls, 5Oa3 90
Veal calves, 66O(d6 90
Grass calves, 2OO@3 90
SHEEP.
Extra, 05 to On sheep, 81 700i so
Good. IS to 90 u sheep, A 4O0o4 10
Fair 75 to 80 10 sheep, OO(DI 25
Common 10 TO 70 lb sheep 3O0(d3 80
Lambs, Us TO quality, Z 5000 90
HOGS.
Medium-weight hila elphias, 81 G0C94 65
Light corn-fed Workers, 1904 so
Heavy hogs, 25014 IS
Rovghs, 35OQl4 w
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

DRuNKNRD's Luck. A man named
In,on, living at Grand Fork, n. D., has
! heir to a 5000 yearly dowry in Eng
By the death of brother. Parkinson
to get monthly allowance of s. %, but
|count of his incorporate habits the
p was stopped. The letter received
an attorney in England enclosed 81, 600
y bis expens IS home. Parkinson is an
lirrnt fellnw.
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wen Qualified.

Old lady-My dear, do you really
think you are fit to become minister's
wife?
Engaged niece (from tho Vest
Yes, indeed. / don't mind being
talked about at all. I've got the en-.
ergy of buffalo bull and tho hide of
. rhinoceros. '-NeW York UcekLn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

Senator Wade Hampton complain,
that his project for the removal OF the
negro from the Sou'h is misunderstood
that he does not contemplate force in 1t,
but would have the Government lend
aid to establish the race somewhere by
itself that it may develop IN peace.
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Hqrk, the sound Of many voices

IIUTk. ITlN HWUnU OF NOnY NOICCS
Juhlaut In glndcst = n,
And fun ~ my uCHrt rCioiccs
AZ the chorus floats along:
" Hail the Favuri prcsCription.'
How the happy voices blend.
"Wondcrful beyond description
Womau's best and truCst friend"
Well may II bc cal ed womau's best friend,
since II does for her Whist no other remedy has
been able To do. IL cures all those delicate de.
rangcmcnts and weaknesses peculiar TO fc-
males. Cures them, understand. other pre-.
parations may AFFORD emporury relief but Dr.
Pierce FnyOrltc Pre- 'criptOn effects u pcrmd-
nent cure. IL IL guaranteed T. do this. or tho
money paid for II will he promptly refunded.
IL IL the great remedy Of the age.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

Kansas boasts IL city where there was d.
corn field three years ago.
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A Boston hot advertises that il is near
Phillp Brooks church
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
BLOOD VIII Tell,

In France the government runs the tobac
10 and match business.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

The worst Nasal Catarrh. no matter Of how
long standing, Il permanently cured by DR.
Sago's Catnrrh Remedy
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
Not enjoyment aud not sorrow
ls our destined end or waN;
But To net TINT each tomorrow
I-----I 4 l. L !. 4 ~

Tho sentiment So aptly expressed by the poet
ought to sound Ike n trumpet To every sluggish
soul, and animate them tO now and vigorous
efforts to improve their condition. To all those
who have the desire To prcss forward, but who
are not sure OF the way, VIC say, write to II. L.
johnson Il CO., i,ichmond. Va, and they wil
be OF service to you.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17
WIDE-AWAKe TRADESMEN

have learned by experience that the only waterproof
coat they can sell to- a cowboy or hunter Is the
pommcl Sliekcr with the "fish Brand" Trade
MARX ON II. They arc the best waterproof saddle
coats ever made. They Keep the saddle, the
horses back, AVID the rider thoroughly dry and
warm. No saddle sores from the CALLING oi a wet
saddle. When used rs walking coat, the et.
tension front buttons back, aud the Slickcr IL
changed ut once to an ordinary coat. just tty
one, they cost but little and Will prevent colds.
fcvcts, rheumatism, and other results to exposure
to the weather. Beware Of worthless limitations,
every garment stamped with " Fish Brand" Trade
Mark Don't accept any inferior coat when you
Can have the Fish brand Siotsr" delivered
without extra cost. Particulars and illustrated cat.
alogue free.
a. J. TOWER, Boston, Mass.
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Oregon, the Paradise of Farmers.
Mild, equable clmat certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit, grain, grass and stock coun-
Try In the world. Full Information free. Ad-
dress Oregon 1m'igratn Board, Portland, Ore.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

Did you ever go within mi'c Of n soap fnc-
toryI II so you know what material thcV maxi q
soap Of Dobbinss Electric Soap factory. IA
free from odor as n chair factory. Try It. onca
Ask your grocer for It, Take no imitation.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

REV. Mr.. SPuRGEoN's admirers In Londoi
are disturbed by rumor that ne Is seriously
contemplating retirement from the pulpit.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

Fish have been caught in the Gulf Of Cali
(ornia at depth of |, 400 feet.
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~ u t"nuln" toni"dcrni Money with lists
~ ol lfit'H M' ~ inr rare /. IS. ~. also
~, "l on" prices Tor tuilu-tcS ruiu- Indian rru,s
tluciuuati, O. ' .' %
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-17

No stranger should visit the city without
mnking '"rHnsill's Punch" BE-. Cigar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28

voted. party which attempts to defeat the
will Of the people never gains anything thereby.
Tho Renublicans will find that the path of
ol,,;ops dirty is also the path of self-interest.
Il r. their duty to make every reasonable effort
70 rodnce the revenue without delay, and they
bava a hin which will greatly reduce the rove
nue. while not abandoning protection. 1t is
good thing for them to demonstrate that they
are able 10 devise such measure, and that ON
such measure they are united. 1t will not
b,rt them in the slightest degree if mulish re-
~istance to the will of the people by Democrats
com,,els tho calling of an extra session to re-
duce the revenue.
Some Republicans are haunted by fear that
wool manufacturers. of one sort or another, will
turn against the party if it puts back the higher
dutv which was taken off in 1888. Others lie
awake nights because they imagine that farm
eIs or other people in Western States will
turn against the party if they cannot get lum-
her, or fence wire, or trace chains, free OF
duty. Others still imagine that workingmen
will be driven to revolt by higher prices for
tin pals. CUPS and other utensils. For all these
timidities there is one answer: if the principle
of protection is sound, these proposed duties
are right. A party which does not dare to do
what it believes to be right has no more bust
ness to exist than the Democratic party.
The recent vote of the people was largely
governed by tho deliberate judgments and
wishes of voters with reference to protection.
In every part of the country the appeal was
made by Democrats to ell who wanted lower
duties ON ANYTHING, and that appeal failed. The
xvorI<iuemen were told that their tin plates and
other utensils were already taxed 40 per
cent? and the workingmen voted for Harrison
and for Republican Congress. The one thing
necessary for men who wish to govern this
country, whether Republicans or Democrats, is
to understand that the people with whom they
have to deal are not fools and 90 not like
towards. They know why they supported the
nrinciple Of protection. They are certain to
have a profound disgust for the party which,
believing in that principle, does not dare to
act upon il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28
saHaHHslasas~assH~
PERSONAL.

Bishop Potter will tonight lecture David Liv-
inestone ct Yale University.
Last year the Pope received from " Petor's Pence
81 500 o00 from interest capital invested abroad
$500 900, and from other sources about 100000
besides 100000 In cash Jubilee gifts. His total
disbursements aggregated about Si,7oooo0
Two grandsons of Abdel-Kader have arrived IN Paris
from Damascus to study.
Mayor Hart OF Boston Is an assiduous reader OF
newspapers.
The Duke Of Newcastle fell down stairs in baby
hood and has ever since been confirmed cripple
Miss Mary Brown is presently going to Iceland
TO interest public men and scholars there in the
subject of Left Erlson.
believe, says the London correspondent of The
Manchester GUARDIAN that the visit Of the Prince of
wales to Mr. MurIeta, at wadhurst, is TO BIO sgnazed
by the formal announcement of Miss Murietta's en-
sagemcnt to Lord william Nevill Lord william IS a
younger son of Lord Abergavenny, and fow years
ago he shocked his father-who is the most virient
OF Professionally becoming a Roman Catholic. The
outraged poront promptly cut his errng of with
the customary but insufficient shiIlIngs The young
man. very much 10 his credit Immediately set TO work
on his own account and iDined wine merchants
business, In which no has prospered well that the