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Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Colonel Ferree will have sale of loa
at Yorklyn, Mill Creek Hundred, on
Thursday, the ith of July. Persons who
wish TO obtain sites for homes In a pleas
ant neighborhood, at reasonable rates
should attend the sale. as the Colonel ex-
poets to sell acre lots, and does not ex-
pect to obtain fabulous price Tor the
same
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18
Nnticr.

Great removal sale gong On at the
branch of the Boston Shoe store, No, ,
West "a street. All goods must be gold
prior to removal TO our Philadelphia
store. Great clOsipg-Cut sale OF fine foot
wear. J lie newest novelty in russell
Oxford ia among our attractive bargains.
Call and see us, as we guarantee saving
80 per cent. on the dollar.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18
E1MM1|.E.lNT5!

Success but spurs to greater efforts. The enor.
volume of trade that has answered our call this
Spring ndlce to bid for still greater sales In June
Only by giving you better styles and higher grade suit
ings at lower prices.
The ich the poor, the we-to-do Is the keynote Of
the cong we sing to-day. In many instances the prices
name to you less than neghbors want for the
same grade.
Our price for good goods Is another reason why we
are doing large clothing business Our Summer Suits
we're rover equalled in this city. We say this after MAJ
ture de'beraion.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

The special committee of City Council
on police patrol wagon, consisting Of
Messrs. Roberts, Ryan, sawdon and Me-
Bride, visited a number of stables IN ,hli
city yesterday in search OF horse suila'
bic for the purpose. A meet Z VIII 6e
held this evening, when It is probable
that some decision will be reached.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa. June l7.-Tho
water in I.yeom!ng Creek is very high
on account OF recent rsihs, and bird Ies
Nos. ~ and ~ GA the Northern Cen raj
Railway have been taken oil The NJ
agara express North to-day was caught
between the two bridges, not b.iug hblt
10 go on or return. An eX ra WAS SEN
from here totranslcr the Passengers. lh'
event 8 train rur;h did lot $ art from
here
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Don't go caneless when you can y
caned for nothing-noVel, new, nsuy'
neat and nice-permanent, posis,"vs,
pretty and picturesque cane given s"1I
with every twenty-five cents woftu
cigars. CHAPMAN, Seventh and of4"s'
and s East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Yesterday afternoon Lizzie Saller
colored, was overcome by the heat in 10
western part of the city and bad TO %
taken to her residence on Wilson sireti
above Tenth in carriage by olhod
Broomall.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

LANCASTER, Pa, June l7.--At a con.
ference yesterday OF the striking ton
workers OF this city and Columbia tn
Representative OF the Anal gamalcl As-
sociatlon it was resolved to pgH'.Dle ile
strike, and assistance was rugt.".! from
the National Assembly Ias t"g CY-
lumbia III lis are running VIM L5i LINN
labor.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Cut In half; mems French calf-skin
shoes, hand turned; regular price all
over, $3.50; cut half, S2,75. Don't fall
70 COME and see the haud-sewed shoes al
the Boston Branch Shoe store, No. 2
West % street. The entire stock must
he aOlJ
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18
MARRIED.

KIMBLE-FOOTE-In this city, June S,
at st, Pauls NJ. Il. parsonage, by Rev.
l.. Il. Barrett, MIR. Thomas kimble and
Clara l.. Foote both of this city.
OKS-JOHNSON-On the 10th inst,
in 81. Paul's A. L. NJ. L. Church, South
Wilmington, by Rev. |. u. Cooper, Mr..
Abram G. Brooks and Miss Lillcy v.
johnson, both of this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

This morning, Coroner Gamble tooS
Williams, the man held Tor the killeg@i
young Wright. and Samuel Hell hegd y!
the killing OF Luke Elliott, to New XIII
Jail, where they will be held until 'n'
September Court.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Jester aud Mcdaniel will hav0 another
sac OF horses at their stables, No, 4l9
West Front street, on Tuesday, the 25th
lust. In the lot are several superior
hsckneys, workers and drivers. Persons
who wish to purchase should call and see
them
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

MIR. F. slattery, of Delhi, La, says her
son, II years of age, had dreadful time
with ulcers, sores and blotches which
followed chicken pox. After using many
remedits without benefit she gave him
Swiit's Specific, which cured him sound
and well.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Cures every time 4 little girl was
brought into our Office on Saturday; she
could not bear tho light, yet In 81 hours
use OF our Eye Cure che could bear the
light nicely. 1t is the leading eye medl.
cine. &c. Depot, Fourth and King,
Wilmington, De-. Smith " Kline Co ,
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Warner ), Goodwin, a well known
carter, residing at Ne. 702 West Fifth
street, while loading up furniture yester-
day had his wrist broken by heavy
piece OF furniture falling upon it. DR..
Weat was called in and reduced the irac-
tue,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

There will be a special meeting Of
CorInthian Lodge, Shield Of Honor ny
evening to take action on the promo lllol
to form Grand Lodge Of Past Masters
In this State.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

DTOWH1HB CUU5VU %
PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-Whlle d
ing In the Delaware river neal
street wharf, last evening, EDWARD,
a young colored man from NewA'
seized with cramps and drowned
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Tomorrow promi-es to be fair and
rather warmer, IhurslAy fair TO partly
cloudy, with higher temperature and
showers Oh the coast.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18
No change,

General Henry DUPONT was reported
this forenoon about the same as yestcr.
day. His condition is extremely critical.
He is n years of age.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Of fine shoes and slippers, at reduced
prices, at the Gilt Edge Shoe Store, No
Ill West Second street
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Powell has on lis stalls, in the Third
street market, a supply OF sea bass,
TorIi les, FOUNDERS, goldfish, halibut, trout,
butter fish, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Mrs. G. II. Parkes, who forln ,IaS, Of
sided in this city, but now fe amd fep
Philadelphia, is visiting friends "nu w.
tives In this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

All kinds of cakes at weyls, No.
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

That you can buy baby carriages and
mating at cost prices at l.. +. Adair's,
Ais Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

SH ARP On the 18th instant, Ferdinand
II. sharp. in the 65th year OF his ago.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, Eleventh and Lincoln
streets, ON Tuesday, the 18th inst, TO
meet mt the house ut , O'Clock. Services
at Mt. salem Church. Interment ut Mt.
salem Cemetery.
Dearest father thou hast left us,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But lis God who has bercft us,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18
WM.B.SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market Streets.

A week ago we advertis-
ed a lot of men and women's
hosiery-sllk and Isle thread
You have come, looked and
bought /; some already have
doubled t he ir purchases.
Your best time Is now while
the assortment of sizes Is
here.
In Mems, 81 Silk Stock =.
ings are reduced to 50 cents
and Isle thread stockings
from so cents to 25 cents.
In Ladies':all Isle threads
in two qualities the 81 ones
reduced to SO cents, the ST.
Is ones to IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

at the REruBLicAN Office to-day, in the
shade:
7o'clock 10 o'clpck II O'Clock
50 ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18
ON
FOR RHEUMATISM.

Suffered 40 Years and Cured.
N. Albany ST, Ithaca. NY
For over forty years have been victim
RhsumAtirm. was persuaded to try st Jacob
oil 1 have ussd two bottles and q man mon
frse from rheumatism never walked our streets
Ny limbs that were stiff and lame are Jus
a. Light Ind iinher a. in my youth,
JOS. HpsELL
Crippled Cnses Throw Away CrutohCe
Cured Permanently.
Sod bp DrrfgiTs and prGirrs ErsrPwherS
The CHARLES A. VCGElER CO.. Baltimore. nd
Daily Republican., 1889-06-18

Linen Lawns-In fine as
sortment, the coolest a n d
most serviceable Summer
dress fabric made, all pure
white grounds with artistic
and elegant designs. %
cents
Remnants Of Tapestry
Brussels Carpets Get h e
size of your room and II you
can make any OF the follow
ing pieces fit you save nearly
one third of the price:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

On Ways and Means-Nsssrs. Msniey Of
Augusta, Glover OF Rocklaad. Clark of Ban
gor, AAlleu Of Freepori. SewtOn OF Calais,
Adams of Limerick OBrien of Thomaston
On Leave OF Absence-Mes-rs. Lombard
Of Windham. Burnham OF Hollis, Woodsum
Of China. Bennett Of Danforth, Palmer OF
Liyerm0re, Thomas OF Aadover. Frees OF
Alton.
On Business OF the Heuss-Mes.r.. CLARK
Of saco. Aehorn Of Whiteteld. Neweomb O;
Ea Iport-
On Chauge Of Names-Messrs. Govell OF
Berwick, Nouiton of Wales, Marden of Yea
lie. Edzeeomb of Hiram. Tyler OF Frank
fort, Grindell Of Hall0w eli, II qtchins OF Ken
nebunkporr.
On Bill. in the Third Reading-Messr-
Hoyey of Pittsdeld. Adams Of Limerick
Wing of Manchester Warren OF Deer l'le,
Goods of skowhegan. Aclntyre of Wal
ioboro, Fox of Porter
On Engrsssed Bills-Mes.rs. Purington OF
Minor, Adams of Belgrade, Dane Of kenne-
bunk, Wheeler of Pennington, Race OF
Boothbay, Pendleton of i-iesboro, Chad
bourne Of Biideford.
ON County E-,lma,es-M essr- Chaplin .!
3ridgton Record o.; Fact Livermore, Nj
ehaqd of Frenehyille, French Of ChesrerYille
Cole of Brooklin, Wing of Manchester
Alden Of UnioI ., Brooks of WestpOrt
Thomas of Andoyer, Marlen Of Neazie
Morrill, of Atkins IN, Winter Of West Bath
Shaw Of Hsrtland, Littlefield of Brooks,
sheahan of Dennysviile Marshall Of York
On Elections Messrs Berry of Smyrna
Nash OF Cherry field, Ross Of No. Yarmouth
Merrill of Scion. Woodsum Of China, Thur
low of Cutler. Frank of GRAY.
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kxxxIB.c


Vest P.rstos.
Pittston Grange. of H.. held its Snnu-
81 installation "Wednesday evening. Ian 10.
The following ofhcers were Installed by Past
Master VI. J. DoBneils Master, J. A. Ken
Hey. overseer, +. II Laptsm; lecturer,
Mrs H. {. Jewert; steward, Nelson Col
burn: assistant steward, Bert Scot; chap
lain, MIS- ( II. Laphsm; secretary, ]. B.
Ripley: treasurer, E. A Lspham; gate
keeper. Charles Heath; pomona, Mrs John
r Ripley; fora. Mrs :. J. Brookings; &C.
res. Miss MARY Scott; L. A. 5 , Miss May
Marson. The Grange meets every WedDes-
day evening The next children's meeting
will be "Wednesday evening February sth.
East HustoH.
Mr.. and Mrs George Stuart OF Newport
are visiting at Rev. Mr. Byrne's. --Serviee
At the church were well attended SUNDAY
Mr. John Pluumer, former resident ol
this place, now living in Michigan. Is visit
ing friends and relatives here Augustus
Leonard met with quite ar accident fe~
days ago while chopin. wood, the axe strik
ing sith considerable force into tse cali o
the leg. The wound was dressed by DIR
Libby.-Edward Moves received a bad CD
bv an AXE in the woods one Jay last week
He drove the axe into the top of his fnot
DIR. LIB, dressed The wound.
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Don't Want to Get Left.

Ia each of the departments there are en-
ploy ed a large number of both sexes, who
are almost wholly apo n ee. of the present
administration, aud who do not come within
the civil service rules. They are nearly II
not all democrats. Thei are borne upon the
roll. as laborers, watchmeu, skilled labor
ers, copyists. etc. There has been won
derful hustling among them since election.
As a flock Of Young psrtridges when alarm
Ell starts for cover, so this class of employees
is seeking TO protect itself by gaining admis-
sion 10 the classified service. Hundreds b.
hook or crook, mainly the latter, have sue
ceeded in passing the civil service examine
ton ard getting new appointments. though
performing the same duties As before. How
they manage to pass an examination is a
mystery. Many of them are illiterate and
wanting in intelligence but they got there
all the same. Whether they will stay there
after March 4th remains To be seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

Representatives nav choose TO send their
constituents. caus from the House, given .
passage, and vas laid Oh the table on motion
of Mr. Ryder Of Penohscot.
Mr. Libby Of Cumberland laid on the table
to be printed hill an act for the Anpexation
of the torn of Dsering 70 the city Of Port
land, aud the petition Of Warren Sparrow
and IA others, q committee OF citizens OF
Deering in mass meeting. In aid of same
Bill an act to Ensnd sections ) and of
chap. l3l of the private and special laws OF
1857, chartering he Maine L New Bruins
wick Insurance Co. on is passage 10 be en-
crossed was laid On the table 10 be printed
on motion Of Mr.. Haiues of kennebec.
On motion of Mr.. Ryder of Penobseot,
Adjourned.
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Dex.er Beedy, of Weld, ma. haule 400,
600 spruce to Packsrl's mill at West
Phillips His working force consists of %
men, II oxen. ard horses. He intends to
do large winters work
The peg fsctoryin Wilton, which was COM
menced last fall, is now nearly ready to
operate II wood enough il hauled in il
will probably commence the LIST Of February
There will be employed about sixteen hands,
giving en- plovmem to both boys and girls.
This enterprise viii not only be benefit TO
the community BY giving employment At the
factory. but it vii be q benefit 70 the
farmers.
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Weight OF a Bushel OF Oats

There is very general and strong desir,
on the part of the farmer. of Aroostook
that the Old law that made 30 pound. of oat
a legal hushel should be restored. We claim
that 30 pounds Is nearer an average struci
bushel than any other figure. sni that buyer,
are not wiling To pay any more per bush,
for 32 pounds than for 80 pounds. con
sequertly the present Law is adverse to The
Interests of the farmers. The last session
of Aroostook Pomona Grange voted unan
m0usly to petition the Legislature to change
the present law, and we trust the Aroostooh
delegation in that body will use their In
hueuce TO correct this injustice to the farm.
ers We presume the change will be &C
cepiable TO every farmer in the State, snd il
we ask our law makers, by numerou.iy
signed petitions. they will undoubtedly grant
our equest-GRASGER. in Worth Star.
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GARDINER

VIM T..Hall, Jr., of Richmond, was in
the city Yesterday
Twelve vagrauts and one drunk were pre-
scented 10 the county jail yesterday by Ran
dolph csnstables The town cooler is evil
IDENTIFY favorite resting place for the fra
ternity, as they are quite sure of transfer
to the Kennebec jug
The thermometer at the police headquar
tiers dropped from q to Il degrees between
the hours of Las and 80 yesterday.
Four floors solid full of carpets, lamps
mirrors and furniture with an undertaking
establishment and two storehouses besides
is the stand of buildings occupied by the
well know firm OF Preble keene of this
ely The stock of carpets is the finest ever
displayed in the eastern part of the State
and the other departments crow ed full of
mirrors, hanging lamps, tables, chairs, cur
tains, draperies. lounges, chamber sets, etc.
complete an establishment of extensive pro-
portions. Mr.. keene leaves the firm in the
spring and in order TO reduce the stock the
rrOpretors are now offering some of the best
bargains ever presented Gardiner people.
Mr.. NJ c, Wsdsworth of this city delivers
a chapter on miniscences of Army and
Prison Life this evening in the Grand Army
hall at Randolph before the members of
Brookings Post OF that place. Members of
the Ladies Relief Corps and Sons of Veter
ans are the invited guests.
The following articles which were given
AVA at the Il. A r. fair last week remain
unclaimed Ticket No 1927 drew the silver
service, No. IS the cuspidore, and season
tickets 1850 and G73 drew the chamber toilet
set and oyershoes respe ctvely.
poverty ball is one of the coming at
fractions in our city The affair takes
place in the q. A. R. hall in this city in
about two weeks.
Mark Coss, a well known character in this
city. who was released Saturday from three
months snap at Augusta, went on tear and
Yesterday saw him again on his way to the
Capitol. Although he pleaded hard for mise
" days the judge only gave him fifteen. All
should be addressed to Hotel Stevens for the
next thirty days.
Although the receipts and expenses of the
recent 6. A. r fair have not been officially
reported as yet, it is stated that bet reen
slj00 and $1,000 was taken during the three
days with an expenditure of about $50,
leaving the snug sum of $3.50 or $500 to be
added to the relief fund of the organization
This is very credtable result and one
which may be used to good advantage among
the deserving poor which are assisted from
the relief fund Of the Post.
Quite a number of Gardiner people at
tended the lecture on "Ba :kbOne," delivered
at Augusta last evening. The seats for his
lecture in oar city Wednesday evening are
fast being pegged at Blanchsrd's.
The demand for snow shovels took a rise
yesterday and dealers sent them onto the
market with rush. They evidently did not
have much confidence in the stability of the
market as the prices realized we're
about treuty cents below par.
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Grange Notes.

members.
Worthy Master Robe of the State Grange
was present Friday evening and installed the
officers of Lake View Grange, East Auburn.
and delivered an address. Afterward those
present partook Of a bountiful feast. There
was a large and enthusiastic audience in at.
tendance, many being present from neigh
boring oranges.
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HALLOw ELL.

At the last regular meeting of Hallowell
Commandery, No. 3i7, L. o, Il. G., the fol
lowing officers we're installed by ID. G. c.
EveIe,h P. y l.. VIM. Hosken; \ G.,
Asa Libby; \ V. C.. Mrs Nav Walker
W. P, Geo. q Morrill,; +. X of r., }. j
Jones n. of X F d Huuton; W. T., 5.
j. Wheeler; w. H.. john Thompson; W. |.
W. Mrs. Susan Goodwin; W. o. W, F.
W. McCardey. The Commandery will give
lunch box sociab!e this TUESDAY evening,
Jan 22
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

Two very fine etched portraits of Gen
and Mrs. Harrison have just been issued b,
NJ. X. Lyman, publisher of the Indianapo
lis He-ald Portraits on one plate, l6x22
elegantly printed. Agents wanted in ever,
sam ole portraits and terms 10 agents. Adj
iress NJ. X. Hyman, Publisher. indisnapo
lis. Ind d6tw2v
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Press Comments


The Portland Press has interviewed every
member of the House AMI Senate u the ques
ton of the removal of the Nsue ca pitol and
Classics their expressions OF sentiment as
follows
Total uember-hiy of House and - nat- ts2
Ihote expressing themselves wholly in
favor OF moving the Capitol to Portland u
fhose mildly ia favor, ii the money
b. found. etc. n
Those mild radically opposed 81
Those doubtful OF expressing no opinion II
II the Press should question the re9r. SEN
tstives and honorable senator's on their views
as TO the desirability of each members max
ing trip to Europe. the canvass would PROD
ably shoS much larger number of ayes than
the above But should it come to voting an
appropriation for such a purpose, We fear that
even Uocle ksler Couldn't pull the scheme
through.
Eloquence von't move the capito or start
up the Lewiston Mil.
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Spetial advertisements.

sinsii Iifgrsi-- aiekts, not soetinE te-e ia
coming auccT the bead OF WANTED. fpH asi-a
To LEE, LOST, &c, viii be inserted hers chs tiar
Ter % eeu!s. lfI.e time fos 10 oeuts, and
fer 50 cents,if paid in advance. II NOT PAID ~
ADV tSCs, EEGuLAB RArks VII, Be sEANGII
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Lost.

OST.-A carpenters level. between ia rot :
u store and he state House, bearing OF
Drrin Maguire. Finder please leave at journal
Office. jHnl6 II
I OsT.-On uroNe or state street, thurs af
II te moo, ladie- wallet containing a small
81 MONEY aud other articles of value to the
owner. The nnd.F will pea-e leave the same at the
Juurn tiIc,. j,nlldtf
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Inauguration Notes

There is a continual procession of visitors
10 the rooms of the inaugural committee in
the Atlantic Building on F. Street. States
men office holders and would be Office hold
ers. politicians, original Harrison men,
boarding house keepers, cranks, aud almost
every other conceivable variety of mankind
and womankind. seem attracted to the head
quarters as if by magnetism. | viii venture
to say that nineteen out of every twenty Wis
itors propose to be applicants for office, and
they have dim hope that personal parlici-
patton in the inaugural ceremonies will in
some underlined way help their candidacy.
Letters from all parts of the country come
to the committee by the thousands, and a
corps of clerks is kept busy attending to the
correspondence. Many of these letters are
ridiculous in the extreme, Some contain
of the visitors at the Inauguration. Others
cuutain absurd suggestions. warranted to be
original. ard offers of poem TO he read on
the occasion, are frequently T. ceiyed This
committee is doing good work in the way
of providing Accommodations for intendiu Z
visitors. About thirty thousand have thus
far been assigned to quarters, Washington
wi never have been 20 crowded before, aud
it looks as If some might have TO sleep on
the door steps. All the hotels have long
since refused to contract for any more rooms
Rooms in private houses can YET be engaged,
however. and it would be well for those who
have not yet made arrangements 10 DO so at
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Mr.. Blaine's Time Thoroughly
MOnopolized by Callers.
An Extra Session Probable.
Endless Variety Of Mankind BeSieslns
Inaugural Headquarters as Seen
by the Journal Cor
respondent.
Applicants tor Classified Service.


W.sHISGToS. Jan. ~.
The advent of Mr. Blaine in this city
caused more than ripple of excitement
His movements have been watched with the
greatest interest, and many absurd rumors a.
to his Intentions are constantly 2hOat- The
almost unanimous sentiment is that he will
be etary of State. 1t cannot well be
otherwise. Major Mckinley OF ohio, though
a Sherman man himself, said OF Mr.. Blame
the other night, that he considered him the
greatest living man in the world. Mr. Blame
is domiciled at the Normandy, new hotel
situated on Fifteenth street, at the corner OF
| street II is directly opposite the residence
which Fernando Wool occupied after the
war, and which has since b. en- taken by the
famous Chamberlln of NJ" York. Mr..
Biaine's old residence or Fifteenth street
which he occupied when Speaker OF the
House of Representatives, is few doors
south If where he is now wing The hotel
Normandy is great ST. uciure. eight stories
high, and towers far above everything IN the
ne ghborhood. Its interior appointments are
very complete and there is quiet home
like air about the place which is very pleas
ing. 1t is built on the spot formerly occu-
pied by Gen Butler. house, and adjoining
the home of senator William Z Chandler of
New Hampshire. Mr.. Blaine has made q
number Of social call thus far. rides out n
great deal, and walks but little. do not
think there is any one man in Washington
who has AS many callers as he. 1t is, Of
course impossible for him to see them ali
| saw TODAY a letter from very near reis
tive of his in which the writer said II have
baen wanting to see and talk with him ever
since he arrived and / have been unable a.
yet to see him more than five minutes. and /
do not know when can see him again.
From breakfast time until bed time, visitors
cards are constantly being sent mp to his