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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-27
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At regular meeting of the Board OF Aldo,,,.-
held April Goth, 1892, there were present WS
Il. Msrbuty, esq President, and Messrs Pm ~
Hinken, Bryant and Leadbeattr
The petition OF the Western Union T, .g-...
Comps ny for erectir Inc Of telegraph nofn m
Fayette street between Q Ieen and iug 49,. W
thereby dispensing with the lines on O,ons'
Henry snd Cameron streets was referred ~ ~
Committee on Streets. NC
he following we're received fIom the Cour,.
Council and there action concurred in: VII -rI
resolu ton thst the Committee on Streets
and present to Courcil st its next mootiue an
chance for curbipg, sut:e.irg sad lsying st-
foot pavem snt on Alfred sreet, between Pr
and Luke Streets OF Alfred stree. betwffn Can
crop and Orcuoco stree's and on Princess a,-H..
between WasIinltjp sni Henry styeets
The report Of the Fiparco Committee pnor ~,
act to appropriate psrt OF the city rovepnA fa.
the balance of the fiscal year Ell ding NV a..
1892, was received frcm Common CoaucIl re.G
End and Sd times aud pas cd by tie low
vote: Ayes, Messrs. Burke hiuken, Brvsr,S
Losdbeator and hr. Pr sidens-5. noes, rops ''
The law imposing taxes persons, &C. wa, "a.
ctived from the Common Council, read and ~,
action of tho Common Council concurrod in,
1t was ordered that the City Se,g,sn. ba 50.
thofizei to ave twelve suits made at totsI GA.
not exceeding $50 to be USED by tho chain e.ns
when on daty.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste: NJ. P. VINCENT, CLERK
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Congressional.

In the u 8. senats yesterday the army
appropriation bill was taken up and @
number of amendment. made. The Presl.
dents Communication declaring that ii
would be Advisable to publish the GORE
spondenos with reference to an Information.
al monetary conference Was received. and
ordered to be printed.
In the House the Senate amendments to
the Urgent deficiency appropriation bill
were q on .coneurred Ia. A conference com.
mi.tse consisting of Messrs. Sayers, Holman
and D'neley was sppointed.
The House agreed to the request OF the
Senate for conference on theOhinese ex-
oluslon bill.
The House military affairs committee de.
olded to pon.oonour In the Senate amend.
ments to the bill to provide for llneal pro.
motion in the army, and the House will be
asked to appoint oonfsrees.
Representative MoRae. of ArkanRss,
chairman OF the COMM tse on public lands.
reiotroduoed the bill iotfsi ling all lands
granted to aid In the construction Of rail-.
roads, opposite to and co-terminus with the
portions of the railroad not completed with.
in the time specified In. the granting act.
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i MorHERs INHUMAN Acr.-A Of

A MOTHERS INHUMAN Acr.-A case
which in ell it's aspects is q very painful
one cana up for trial in London yesterday.
Henry Foot. prominent resldensof Glare,
brought an action for damage against Mr..
Csmpion, member OF London firm,
charging him With the betrayal Of bis
daughter, VITO Is only IA years Of age.
Osmpion cot only ruined the girl, but also
led the girl's mother asttay. The case is
rendered thousand times worse by the
fact that the mother, whose relations with
the dsfsndapt were then meretricious, aid
ed her paramou. ia his designs Against her
child.
The development of to-day lead to tho
beIisi that the defendant is not 90 black az
he was painted. AiteF reading le tar, the
contents OF which we're not made public,
the prosecution was abandoned and the
jury rendered q verdict in favor Of the de-
PENDANT
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partmept
Foreign Euws.

LONDON, April 81 "A dispatch from Bio
Japerio states thet the Brazilian govern
ment Las ordered Its ocnsp!s abroad to re.
fGss 10 dispatch vessels FOR Metso Groeeo,
which State has declared liz Independence
of the Brr zllian republic.
born July 25 h, 1926. He will be succeeded
By bis eldest sen, the Hon. Albert Edward
Handbook.
PARIS, Apl. 27-When the jury In the
case OF the anarchists returned at 3 o'clock
this morning and rendered verdict of
guilty with sxtenuatng circumstances,
against Ravsceo and Simon these two per
sops did not In any wsy chow that they ex-
psoted anything different. Alter Ju3ge
Cues had sentenced hem to penal servitude
for life they shouted "Vivs panarchie!"
give 10 revolution socialew The verdict
occaeIonsd much surprise. bit 1t Ia the gen.
eral opinion that The "ext,nua.iog citcum-
stances" past OF the verdict was Que entire
" to the fear Of the jurors that II the prison.
era were condemned to death they would
fall victim to anarchist vengeance. Some
held that tho jury had shown woetul lack
of courage. while others tod that the ex.
ploslon In III. Yer. . restaurant showed that
the friends of ,ae prisoners were fully cap
able CT carry int, execution their threats to
kill the jurymen Ii any OF the prisoners
we're cent to the gniiolus. and that the
former were therefore justified 10 returning
verdict that would prevent themselves
from becoming otj acts Of revenge for the
anarchists The public generally condemn
the verdict. No one doubts tina. the jury
was terrorIzsa, and the result Ia regarded as
triumph for the dynsmiters. The con-
cliary tone Of Judge Guss who presided at
the trial and hls excessive indulgence OF the
anarchists are ssverally condemned. 1t 10
suggested that the Jury took their cue from
the judge. A msj1rity OF the psopls In the
corridors OF the Palsoe OF Justice were
fi,st amazed when they hsard OF the vefdcs
and then many Of them became indignant.
AS some of thu jurymen passed the excited
groups they were greeted with angry cries
OF "cowards." The police to-day arrested
twenty five anarchsts ct Roubaix, a large
manufacturing town In tee Department du
Nord.
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The Forum for May he's bsen received
from it's publishers 10 Nav York. 1t, con-
tents ars: The Late Silver Crsza and the
Present Danger, by Representative HaEter,
Senator Vlaa. end the editor of the Char
lie ton NeDs and Courier Ten Years of the
Standard Oil Trust, By s. O. T. Dodd; The
True Purpose of the Higher Education, By
President Timothy D1ighi; Advantages Of
the Canadian Bank System, by D. r. Will
kie; Id eness and Immnsality, by E. L God
kin; Does the Factory Inoreass Immorailt> :?
By CARROLL D. Wright Slgn6cance OF tha
Amer "a Cathedral, Do Bishop Potter; To-.
calcnlable Room for Immigrants, By Ed
ward Atkinson, Ocean Traffic by the Erie
Canal, by Edward P. North Ny Business
Partner. The Government. By Diysses E
Eddy tbs Development of Music In Amer.
Ice, by Anton saidi, ard The Woman's Ex.
change-Charlty or Basiness? By Lney NJ.
Salmon.
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RpnM WASHINGTON.
rsoocssl OosrssyOsaeaos Of tho Alexandria GaSesse
WASHINGTON. y. O., April ~. 1872.

ssoesSs Correspondence Of tho alexandria Gasesse.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. April n. 1872.
In the House this morning, on motion Of
MIR. Wise of Vireinis, bill wss passed ap'
propriatipg 500 for the construction OF
telephone line on the coast Of Virginia from
Cape Charles to Assateagus Island.
Cardinal Glbbons Of Baltimore and Arch.
bishop Williams OF Boston arrived here to.
day and assisted this afternoon ct the laying
of the corner stone of McMshon Hall of the
catholic University. Cardinal Gibbons
made short address.
Senator Barbour aud r representative Jones,
the latter q member Of House river and har.
Dor committee, we're before the commerce
committee of the Senate to-day In reference
10 the appropriations for Virginia contained
an the river and harbor bill. which Mr.. Frye
Shousht were little out OF proportion to
shose foy other States. They were informed
chat they would be notified Of any proposed
change. ,
her wharf In this City 70 Dir. Q. B, Lewis o
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The Anarchists.

AZ sisted 10 the GAZETTE, tho trial OF
Ravachol and his four aooomplIoes took
place in Paris yesterday. RsvAohol beast.
ingly assumed the entire responsibility for
tbs Boulevard S.. German and the Rue
Cliohy explosions, telling how he prepared
and fred the bombs, and declaring that he
committed the out.ages to draw public at
tsntion to the needs of the snarch!sts. He
detailed the manner in which he went about
the work and declared that his purpose was
to see anarchy established. He end COM
panion named Simon were found guilty ard
sentenced to penal servi;ude for life. The
otbers. including q Girl, were acquitted. 81
mon Is youth OF Is yeara, win squirting
eyes and villainons appearance generally.
Beala and Ohamartin present more pleas
ing Appearance Rosslie Sonbere WAS pale
and tqusid, with unkemps hair.
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Letter from Page.

Correspondence of the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
LURAY, April 26-The mass mee.ing 10
appoint delegates to the democratic convsn'
lion ct R!cauond was held here at the
courst house on court Day. The attendance
was not large and the object Of the meeting
was soon accomplished. Tae delegates are
uniustruc;ed.
The general sentiment among tho party In
.his county is for Cleveland, though as get
there is but Iitts talk or exchange OF opin.
ions on the suhj act, and 1t cannot COW bs
known how macy favor Hill or other 0andl-
dates.
General r ,sser waa hero on short visit,
but further than meeting his many army
friends and greeting his admirers gave no
public indication OF his Intentions for the fu-
lure. He Is looking we'll and prosperous,
with all OF his old time push and strength,
and would condaot q canvass, oDcs entered,
with the same vim and courage with which
he led the boys OF the Laure! brigade In the
charge at Trevilian.
Ths recent vote of Col. O'Ferral, and HE
,fforss to aeat the republican contestant
fiom New York 10 opposition to maj ,rity
Of his colleagues in thu House, may be right
n dis own Judgment anu We nave no Wiel
to sa3 It was moi, but as the majority was
sgaiDst him. We must give them ths credit
OF being right, not only In their Own, but 10
the judgment of many In the party who can
see no good csule for his course Then,
aqsin, Ii is COM liment to the republicans,
With whom be voted, to say they vera right.
We do not feel like admitting 1t, to say the
least, especially when we remember the fate
OF Wise snd Venable, who we've 80 merci
essly slaughtered, though elected. aud that,
too, bS the came party With whom he voted
TO GUST Rock we'll. This, to us. seems WON
drous strange, and all the more 30 since the
only question involved. so far as we can see,
Ia one OF legal doubt that stands as much, II
not more so, for r ,okwell as for bis contest
ant.
Oar Circuit Court adj burned here last Fri
day after session OF three days. B,
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KgRs oE TEE DAY.

Hon. W. B. sp,i ger, OF Illinois, has been
renominated for Congress without opposi.
ton.
The Odd Fellows of Baltimore and Mary.
land and all their friends made gala day
Of yesterday. The occasion was the seven
'y.third anniversary Of their order In the
United States, end besides the fine, new
home OF the organization In Baltimore was
dedicated.
The republicans Of Maine New Hampshire
day and endorsed President Harrison, high
tariff, Ss,. The Oaio Republicans also met
to-day when the slate made Cut by the Sber-
man men yesterday Was altered by the
Foraker men.
Yesterday afternoon, when Seventh ave-
nue., New York. was crowded with women
aud children and the roadway was filled
with pleasure wagons. two policemen un-
dertook to settle their grievances with cluba
and pistols. The result was that several
innocent persons we're ehot and woured.
Special advioes from Puerto CabelIo.V ene-
zuela. report that Palacio's generals, YbRrra
and OasAnss, are cooped up in Valencia, cut
off from supplies and achievements aad
surrounded by the federaists. The Vlllsg3vs
OF LOS Iegues pulled GENERA QleVeuo irou
his horse and stoned him ana mis- aide to
death.
The Berlin police made another raid Oh
anarchists quarters In taat city yesterday
aHd arrested twenty mon. The a1.bori lee
In Italy ars also arresting all parties sus'
pected OF being anarchists. The Bulgarian
authorities arrested the ringiesdfrs In the
conspiracy to sssassinste Prince Ferdinand
and the members of the ministry.
The New York legislature passed the re-
apport!onuent bill, and the extra session is
at an cod. Governor Hill Gays: / do not
conceal my gret6cst'on over the new ap.
nortionment made By the Legislature to-day
L. il the browning act Of last falI's victory.
Its Importance cannot be overestimat.d II
enables the people for the first time In thirty
years to be eqnitsbly and fairly represented
In the legislature. and gives to the demo.
cratic pnrty herea ter the control OF that
BODY In both branches.
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eENAToR PADDOCK made speech ID tue
ssnate opposing Oorgrssslona! appropFa'
tlon for ths g. a. 3 meeting lie Washington
nsxs September, for the reason that city
in h,s State, Nebraska. profsred to pay
the expense of the meeting If held there. NO
mater what Inducements may have osen
offared ard raiused to hold the meeting 10
othsr ci!ias, the fact lie indlsputable that fhe
neoole Of the Whole country should not b.
ssxed 5000, 600 &c hold it IN Washington. Il
the Washington people want 1t there, ies
them pay the e1psnss. Surely the poor
usoplo OF the whole county, comparatively
few Of whom viii! be 10 that city pezs Sep
temb,r. should not be taxed to pay their
full share of 1t, es they will be II Congress
sball make the asked for appropriation
The people of tie whole country are taxed
on the recesas.iss OF HE hundred ed tostS
million q year to give pensions to the t. a.
R.. and II that organization be not able to
pay the expense Of! annual meetings, iet
the cities that want those meetings held In
them raise the requisite money. as, II there
be any acuruiag hene6-, it is to ihs people
thereof, and csrtsialy rot to these OF all TINS
other paris OF the country.
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TELEeRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Patsy Cardiff and Billy Kscugh fought to
finish at Portland. Oregon. last night for o
purse of $500. Kscugh won the fight In IL
rounds
The Illinois State democratic convention
met to-dsy. The Mckinley tariff law was
denounced ard tie tnrif planks of the dem
ocratic platform OF 1854 and 1883 reafirmed.
The Palmer men were aggressive and con-
6dent. and the Cleveland forces slightly
discouraged. but resolved t. make vigor-
Gus fight against Instructions for the Illinois
capdideta.
Sheppard Bus5y was hanged in the United
States Jail at Fort Smith, Ark, this morning for
the murder of Deputy q. g. Marshal Barney Con-
nelly in the Indian Territory last 5ear. He talk
ed half hour on the scafod, making out case
Of self defence The old hsngman, Maledon, who
Is hanged his four score from the Same beam, did
between them. Half dozsn women were among
the witnesses of the execution.
Harry Rogers aogsed Rev. Father O'Kare, a
Catholic clergyman, On the public street at
Eureka, Cal, yesterday with horsewhip. The
trouble grew cut Of assertions refecsing on the
honesty OF Rogers's wife made from the altar some
time ago.
Samuel Lave an extensive cattle shipper, was
shot and killed by his BROTHER in-law, John With
ers, in dispute over fence near Fort Scott,
Kan, yesterday. Two posses are hunting the
murderer, who Gays he will not be taken alive
Rufus Jenkins, deposed PASTOR, aged 70, wss
taken from his house in Knoxville, Tenn, last
night by whitecsps and cowh ded SO brutslly that
he is expected to ole of the injuries. Jenkins had
| deserted bis wife for anohsr woman.
Volcanoes near sullulee, Lower California clese
to the gplf, are in active operation. On the 10Th
| Of April an esrthq Jake shock was felt and al
most Immediately the volcanoes became quito
active.
Doors arc so numerous in the vicinihty OF
Plsin6cld. Mich, that tho total destruction OF
the young whss. crop by those quadiupeds is
threatened.
The Athenaeum Building, in Chicago, was the
scene of fire last night resulting in So of
$4,000.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

at a regular meeting of the Common Council q,
the city of Alexandria, Va, held on the 18th dav
OF April, 1892, there were present: Hnbr;,
snowden, esq, Presiden:, and Messrs. ".
Moore, G. n. Moore, Jones, Harrison, pavj:
Strider, Uhler. Evans ana McCuen
"An act to spprcpli.te paIt O! the city ray.
enue for the b>iauce Of the fiscal year ending Msy
81, 1892" with the favorable report Of thu Fin.
snce Committee, WIS READ second aud third times
and passed By the following vote, VIZ: iye,-
Messrs. w. 3. Moore G n. boore, Jones' Esrri.
son, Davis, Strider, Uhler, Evane, McCuep ard
Mr.. Presdent-10. Moes-0.
San ordinance for inTos pg and cole Getting taxes
on persons, pronerty, income etc., within the city
OF Alexandra, Va for the year commencing or
1st June, 1891, ard ending on the 3ls. NAV.
1892" submitted by the Finance Committee
was read first time ard refo,red bscS to the Fin.
ance Committee.
The following resolution wss referred to tho
Committee on Streets aud the Corporation Atto.-
ney requested to cons.rue the 33rd section OF tn,
city chsrter under which paving is proposed to
be done:
Resolved, That the Committee on Streets be d..
rscted to have an ordioarce prepared End pre-.
aented to Counti, at the next meeting OF III Gil
May j h, 1892 for the runipg Of curb. laying (
gutter and q six loot pavement on Alfred street,
between Pritc &C and Duke; Alfred street, between
Cameron street and . onoco street; Princess
street from was hlnkton street 10 HenIy. Curb
snd gutter TO laid on boz il sides OF said streets
whore required. Work to be done under 33i
section of The city charter.
The following were received from the Board OF
Aldermen and their &C ion thereon concurred In
viz the petition of the Western Union Telegraph
c.. for permission to cree. line Of six or more
poles on Fayette street, between Qleen and King
also an order authorizing tho City Sergeant tC
have twelve suits made at cost not exceeding
70 he hot ha oh, ,Na-, lt,t,
The board then adjourned.
Teata mo T Johnson Clark
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Preneunced helpless, Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd Of
Groton, s. D.. we quote: "Was taken with bad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consumption. -Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live but q
short time. gave myself up to my Saviour, de-
termined if 1 could not stsy with my friends on
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. l
gave it trial, took in all eight bottles it has
cured mo and thank God am now well and
hearty woman" Trial bottles bottles free at c.
Lemons drug store, GOA King street- Regu-
lar size soc and 81 CO.
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HIS ARM WRENoHED OFF.-Edward

HIS ARM WRENCHED OFF.-E1ward
Lochhesd, al employe at Aliens Agrlcultu.
raj Worke, in Philadelphia. was standing or
ladder yesterday, adjusting belt on q fast
revolving overhead pulley, acd ned reached
his arm through the ruDgs OF the alder
when the arm was caught In the spokes oil
lhe wheel, aud he and the ladder were In.
stantly drawn up. The ladder broke In tDo
when it reached the Gel ieg, but L,ekheed
ives wh.red three times around the shaft,
his heels striking the ceiling at eseh turn.
When he fell to the floor bis right arm was
wreuched eff above the elbow. he was
picked up unconscious by his companions
and cent to the Episcopal hospital.
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. T.Ex a NDR IA. " A
wEDNEs DAY EVENING, APRIL q.
Mp HEMpH1L1. editor of the oharlessol

Mp HEMpa1LL, editor Of the Onarles'on
N,,,s and Courier, Ia an article IN the oo'""'
.Tba sonlb is no. lnspt,y FAMED tue new
s,,,b az 1t ia q travesty upon the Soutn %
:, ain the golden days Of the kepuolc,
,,ban the conduct OF It's represeo tAuVe' VI
Cang,ess WAS controlled By PATRIOTIC motives
.o.hsr shsn purely personal considerations,
and whsn public questions we're eeIieo
unon the,y merits aud not upon the posslole
effsct the votes on them have upon success
IN Coating the delegates to the nomiuallng
nonventiong. The changes wrought py WET
and reconslructjon have not only snsc.e :.
the nationsi Interests Ct the South, Out IL IL
nia,n thst they have also tsinted the cna,'
sctar Of cur c.t'zsuship. 10 the Ne" eoutl
mon seek ofice for the money that ID 10 IL
ratber than for the service they can renuel
fheIr country. and men who hold once nov
infreoueptly administer the autles Oh 'non
ststions az q 'private ensp,' rather tnsn 80 q
public trust. The idesi has gwen pisOe, =.
the material, and principle stsnoS aS'u' 'o'
policP."
Everv man old enough TO remember 'ne
golden days to which Ms. Hem2niii REFERS
and wise enough to compare them Wlfh Tue
nrassnt know, sha. every one OF dis auosed
,vords is ss true as gospal. The detesiols-
,,o, in tbe character OF the people OF tne
s,utb since the war between ths States mas
hsen nhenomsnaI, go much 80 thai II the
fathers of the prssont generation OF sou'n'
arm msn could return, they would not recSg'
MIA their own offsprinS.
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vIReIgIA ,Kgws.

Gen. g. W. G. Las end Col. Edmund
PendIeton are oonfned to their homes in
Lexington by sickness.
SpilIer Foster, the younn man charged
With the murder of B air Brown, at New
River depot, Pulaski county, last Thursday
was taken t., Lynchburg On Monday fol-
safe keeping.
Eight out of eleven counties 10 the Fourth
Congressional district have elected Malone
LaugstoR delegates to the republican dis
'rlct convention, to be held at Farmvll!e or
May 4sh next, which will eject delegates to
the State convention at Roanoke on May
6lh
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MARRIED

On the evening of ths 26sh instant, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, BY Rev
Thomas E. Carson, FREDERICK I sIDDoNs,
OF Washington, D. @, to HARRIETTE CHARLES
yANAUK EN-, OF Ale1sndris, vs..
On Monday, April IS. at Epiphany Church
Washington, D. c., By Rev. David Barr, GEORGE
"A. FoWLE, Of Alexandria. and VIRGINIA
TAYLOR, Of Hillsboro, Louacun county, Vir.
ginia.
On Tuesdsy, April %. at the Carlinal's resi-
dence, Baltimore, by Rev. Father Whelen, WAL.
TER W. MCCARTNEY, o: Wsshir gton, D. c, to
FRANCES BALDWIN APPICH, daughter of Mr..
D. Harry Appich ofthis city.
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T1CK-TICK AT WEDDING The usually
solenn wedding ceremony was turned into
roaring fares yesterday at a mausion on
Madison avenue, New York. just as the
minister WAS about to pronounce tho bena.
dio.ion al alarm O'Clock which tha bride
had in her pocket started to ring, causing
oonstern ation. which was ONLY relieved by
the timely aid OF the best man, who CON.
signed the unruly timepece to the street.
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IF. AS stated, shAd aud herring. when
orown. return to their birthplace, but fe"
born this year will ever come back to the
Potomac, for reason !tsslf, let alone instinct,
could hardly have enabled the fish referrsa
to. bound to TIE spawning grounds In the
waters Of the upper river. to reach sneif
destination through the traps. nets and
sa,nes that have 5eees their pathway.
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Doors FOB A PALAos.-six,y men, te

Doors FOB PALAos.-Six'y men, ten
mcnshs' work. and $4,000 have produced
for the new marble residence of William
z. Vande,bilt, at Newport. the finest bronz,
doors ever made for q private residence.
The doore end their frame work are % fest
wide and 16 feet In height, and weigh more
than ten tons. Each door weighs over one
ton and bali. yet, go nicely are they bal
anced, Chi can move them.