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FARM FOR SALE.

l offer my farm OF ia acres, situated
IN the town of Cato, Sec. 3, mile from
Pine Grove for sale. The farm is we'll
stocked, we'll vatered with good build
iogs. Terms easy. Enquire of Lyman
4 merson Manitowoc, or William Hemp
ton on premises. L
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IHE Hawaiians are becoming anxious
t. be annexed to the United States and
the feeling in favor of an Independent re-
public is growing weaker. 1t is possible
the people of these islands may do that
which they might do voluntarily and
which the United States could not do
without mourning severe crlticlsm,-move
for annexation.
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The supreme court has decided the
Geary law constitutional. Now Chinese
Will have to prove their right to reside
here, and IN case of failure to do so they
will be imprisoned at hard labor for one
year and then sent out of the country.
The measure seems harsh, but if Chinese
exclusion Is desirable there is little sense
IN condemnlng an effective measure after
mild laws were shown to be wholly made
nnafn
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lr was sort of semi-officially announc-
Ell that the policy of the present admin
lstratlon with reference to Indian agen-
cies, would be the appointment to these
positions of army officers. This policy is
now modified, 1t is said. When the H.
diansare peaceable and working toward
civilization, civilians will be preferred as
appolntees. Where the Indians are liable
to be turbulent army officers will be ap-
pointed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-05-18

The editorial is said to be losing
ground. Because of this, people are not
instructed in the elements of important
public questions. The schools must do
more to educate the rising generation to
an appreciation OF political life. History
teaching IN this country has never done
much to prepare people for. rational
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lFITst pubncauon May Il, 1921 No 80
SIAIE OF WlSCONSIN-CoUnTY COURT EFoR
~ MANITowoC COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Mary ShIu.anek
deceased.
An lnstrumpnt IN writing purporting to be the
last will and testament Of Mary Shimanck of
Cooperstown. IN SAID county, having been de-
lvered into said court:
And Frank Shlmanek, of Gibson in said county
having presented to said court petition in writ
ing duly verified, representing among other
things, that said Mary Shimanek died testaie
at Gooperstown in said county on the 18th day
OF January 1873, that said instrument is the last
VIII of said deceased and that Frank Shimanek
praying that said instrument be proven and ad-
nItted TO probate and that letters of administra-
ton be thereon issued to Frank Shinanek
1t IS ordered: That said petition and the m at
tiers therein be heard and proofs of said last
viii and testament be taken, at q special term of
said county court, To be held at the probate Of
fee IN the city of Manitowoc on TUESDAY the
18th day of June 1893. at TO o'clock A. NJ
And 1T Is further ordered That notice of tba
time and place OF sad hearing be given by pub-
lcatIon hereof for three successive weeks once
each week, previous to the time of said hearing
II the ManItowoc Pilot a newspaper publisEed
II SAID Manltowoc county.
Dated May 18th, 1893
By the Court
IuheS EMIL BAENSCH, Coanty Judge.
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The U. :. supreme court has this week
rendered a decision which may force the
government to refund S30,000,000 to the
t. the importers of bat trimmings which
were enormously taxed as regular silks at
The custom house.
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High quality and First Glass Merchant Tailoring Hav-
ing just received large assortment of Spring Goods
position make suits of clothes order from
$50 90 and from $500 to $1,000 carry
largest of Imported and Domestic Cloths in the
State YOU will we'll call and goods before pur
chasing elsewhere. CHAS. HOVER SON.
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SIR CHARLES RUSSELL the great Irish
advocate who defended Parnell III the
trial growing out of the London Times
charges, is making things lively before
tae Behring Sea Commission IN Pans.
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REPUBLICAN fourth class postmasters
will be pleased to learn that Cleveland
does not want them removed except FOR
cause. The fourth class postmaster has
no fixed term and it may be asked how
the deuce these positions CHANGED to be
filled by republcans?
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LIE election contest has fairly opened
IN Germany. Before the day for election
arrives the feeling between the parties
will be intensely bitter, as this is now
foreshadowed by the preparations being
made. Election to the ceichstag requiree
majority over all candidates. There are
so many parties IN the field that a ma
Jorlty can not be secured by any of the
Candidates IN several places, and many
special elections must be held in conse-
auence The army bill, the defeat of
winch was the occasion for this election,
IS maae secondary to other issues upon
winch the campaign Is being conducted.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 15.-Mrs. J. E.
Clough. wife of the well known BAPTIST
missionary, met frightful death to-day.
She was killed by a folding bed which
closed upon her and crushed her while
h'r daughter stood by powerless to pre-
ut.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-05-18

WARD MCALLIsrER's advice is now
needed. Society Is torn up over the
question o'low 70 entertain the Iufanta.
Mdrll alone can save the ration:
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monlio,uoG I'll. t.
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1882.

EVEN the colin max IS have organized
IL trust to keep the price Of their prodnci
up. The only way people can cIrcumvent
them is 10 decline % die.
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SPORTING Goods of all kinds, Croquet
Sets, Hammocks, Children Carriages,
Express Wagons, Wheel-barrows, Doll
Cabs, everything at lowest prices at Chas.
+. Fechter's Bookstore,
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WISCONSIN WEATHER SERVICE.

Meteorological report of the Yolun tary
Observer at Manltowoc, Manitowoc Co.
Wisconsin, LOT the week ending Tues
day, May 10th, 1893.
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EAGLE BRAND
THE BEST
ROOF | Nc,
FOR SALE.

Blacksmith shop and Wagon shop in nice
country village Is for reasons not interfering ".
the business for sale. A large dwelling house
with lots joining can be bought with il. Il. Il
depot and post office within a few rods. Terms
reasonable. For particulars cali on or write to
g. W. 'DoERsCH
Cleveland, Wis
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PETIT JURORS.

Petit Jurors drawn for June term OF
Court 1893 for Manitowoc County be-
ginning the 9th day OF June of said wear:
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q, REMARKS
showers on 18th ard 12ta. Shower attended
py thunder from 2:3I p. N. to 4:ij D. m ,
JOHANNA LUEPS, Voluntary Observcr
The evening world., 1893-10-17
NOT OPPOSED TO MAYNARD.
Liquor Men Meet and Adopt Reso
lutlOns

Tho Executive Board OF the state
Liquor.Dealcrs Association met this
afternoon at Morris Tekulsky's store
on Park Row to take action on the
nominations Of Judge Maynard. six
years ago the organization opposed him
because h. was IA Prohibitionist A. to-
days meeting n resolution was passed
that the organization ~ body Is not
opposed to him and that tn" Association
has no desire 10 interfere with the Jd-
dietary.
BESIDES the President, Morris Tekul-
sky, who presided, there were present
Daniel Holland. President OF the Central
Organization; james owens. Andrew \.
Nuunan. BERNARD j. kcrns. christopher
Boylnn. Frank q. Kim, u. y, Nation.
State Organizer Louis r. Streb"r, all OF
New York; Robert w. Oliver. il. H.
Buptler and Julius Gottschalk. Of Brook.
lyn. r. j. l.ally, Yonkers, Martin Golden
Rondnut; james McGrath. Albany: T.
H. Nolan. Port Jcrvis, William e. Wyle
Rockland: John Chaser. August Bales
hold, Buffalo. Lawrence Murray, Elmira !:
John G. O'IIara. IIinghnmpton; James
Quinn. p, j. Fitzgerald. Troy, and John
MOrrissy, Syracuse.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Local New. IN Prier.

El,n Kcegar. agci t,tS two hlci suddenly
iu day at her me" .l1 Eat EiEhcon'h street
n" annual entertainment and rc,cpt,yu o' the
InicpCnhyurc Cub viii he held uu Thursday even
irr prt -. at the Harlem Opera House.
Inc National Academy of Design s Twenty
talrd street and Fourth avenue, Riycs notice that
the p"srnt loan exhibition wIIi remain open or!g
Sho1 time lung-n
-Four hundred Young TONS gathered Vast r,ght
at Rrnw lrk NNl. 'ishtN tlNth srr"u ant Thrd
A'rru'. 10 I.fi at ~ tHr rtIi an 'Ht re-
'cptiOn gNrn rS tM Holmes Literary AMI ORA
dancing
The body Of m unNrown man about forty years
II age waS found ~ tlr Eat River at the foot
NJ cherry street at NIl clock this morning
Ilc had DARK har and mustdrhe AMI wore black
suit OF clolh,s and Laced sapcs. The pody Ss-
taken to the Nofgu"
Frank T. Eenui. WIN. aided hy two women
ate s. s. worth VI iuIi In - SELLS resi- auran,
Ia sixth uyrnus last nlChi AM thea refused to
pay. furnished tLr NECESSARY amount In ieneF.
son Market Police Court this morning lie MAS
discharged
Charles kFumm. who sc'ps concert hall in
CErystis street says II Il not true that Guys-
Paper sings IN his place Eh" had August
Beyor with whom she llNrd, afr'stcl yesterday.
Henry MARCEL iung haired, syciy looking
individual, Mralghei In Jefferson aurkot
I Court to-day charged with representing hlmsrl
e reporter and "htainlnr irec tickets Ia ven
/ ous theatres. Friends appeared IN his behalf an
I said h. slightly dcmcntcl lie vas Dis
| charged NIth a warning,
/ An unknown msu, about thirty nvc years old
| ave feet nine in'hes in height fair completion
and hair, smooth face. dresscd In DARK biu,
Jumper; brown trousers and vest. laced shoe,
! and brown derby hat WAS killed ty engine III
/ OF the Harlem River Railroad a, sisgy seoonp
street and Twelfth srenae at I:S o'clock last
4 Night.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
MAX THUMA ON TRIAL.
he swindled Nineteen Eoarding.
House Keepers.

Nineteen clearinghouse keeper were
In Part / Of the Court Of General Ses-
sions to-day to testify against "A weak
li'tlc man, who, they alleged, had swin.
died them, lie was Max Thuma. TWEEN
ty-rIx years old and an Austrian by
birth He was on trial for larceny.
Thuma claims TO be Il nobleman. He
Dutchcim. and had vast estates on IN"
oder River, He has been IN this Coun-
try several years.
Mrs. Blanchard. Of Cl West Washing
ton Square. one ut IA" complainant ,
advertised early In uJn. for bDhri"rs
Among others that called was Thuma.
who introduced himself NJ "Dr Dell
man" lie said he had recently been
appointed hous" surgeon Of the New
York Hospital He engaged room for
lIc said h!4 piano and four trunks
we're with the Adams Express Company.
and that his money was all locked up
In one OF the trunks. H." asked Mrs
blanchard " she would ndvanc" him
som" money to pay tn. charges on his
hhgRag" ana offered as security "A gold
watch.
She gav" him S23DJ. ana he buried
away to get his baggage. Sh" never saw
him again untl June %, when h" was
hruught into tn" lOInbs Police court u
prisoner. Sh" hal previously taken tn"
watch Il" n i"wcller and h" told her It
was worth about sixty cents.
Eighteen other women were sUinhlcl
in tn" same manner.
Thuma is married and lived with his
~if" In Hat at 33g East seventy
seventh street She claims to have
known nothing about his transactions.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
VACCINAT|YG SALES GIRLS.
Physicians from the Health Board
Meet Little Opposition.
Tho Stores OF Is BoutliiirF and
Adams q Co. Visited To-day.

The work of vaccnat ng the e'nplpy'
Of dry goods houses was commenced this
morning ana before noon the sa,esgIr.s
at lie Buutiilicr's. on Twenty third
street. and at Adams 4 &c =, on sixth
avenue. between TW"nty-irst and Twen-
ty-soCOnl streets were either vnccinited
or had established their Independence Ia
d"fanc, OF -waiS,rs and Health
Board physicians
Dr, j. Gonger Brya. had been detailed
to vaccnate the employees nt lie Boutil-
Hers. ami promptly n o'clock he
stepped into the his store ana was
greeted with such Hl.utltions aS There's
the horril thing" Il won't lc; him
scratch my arin, so there" and other
words OF rrot"statIon. not emphatically
| expressed. however.
Possibly this latter declaration would
have been carried out had It not been
that Mr. Myers advised all 10 be vaccin-
ate1. and also because Dr. DDty had
wisely selected the handsomcst physician
on IN. stan TO go to the dry goods stores.
Dr. Bryan IL n mild hammered good
looking gentleman. with none Of the
harsh ways of some doctors and the
Cutest little mustache imaginable. 80 the
salcsgirls said. At any rate they all
llkcl MIN after haNlhg looked at him.
and went into the Office where he eStnd-
lishc1 n vaccinaiing bureau with hardly
any temcrity.
Some of the girls had already been
Nhcclnated. and many said they were
sorry. for Il after having seen Dr. Bryan.
Nearly all OF the others submitted to
the operation without IA word but there
were n few, OF course, who lust
wOulin't," and 80 they didn't
Supt lllotson. of Adams A. CO. said
that probably one hundred OF the girls In
the establishment had been vncCinated
and that very few objected. The younger
boys and girls employed an messengers
had nearly all been vnccinatri at
schools and many OF the older oncs at
night schools. Employees in the store
talked about nothing else all morning.
The physician who had been assigned
to do the work was Dr. Gessncr Har-
rison. who isn't quite SO pretty as Dr.
Bryan but has n reassurng way about
him that led one girl to declare II
wouldn hurt to get tooth pulled II
the doctor only said so.
Before Dr. Harrison arrived many Of
the girls declared they would have their
own physicians vaccinate them, hut
when they learned the health physician
wouldn't charge anything. nearly all
changed their minds.
The health bureau announced that III
the other big stores Will be visited. No
opposition Is anticipated.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
YOUNG DUFFY FINED So.
Tho Ex-Alderm Son Accused by
a Police Officer

James Duny. twenty-thrco years Old
a son OF ex-A!derman Duffy. was fined 81
in Harlem Police Court this morning on
n charge of interfering with II police OIL
Ger In the discharge of HIS duty.
The complainant was patrolman Mof-
fa,t. of the East one Hundred and
Fourth street station At about II
o'clock last night the officer was called
to the apartments of Ilene I.affevere, ut
2l7 East one Hundred and Second street.
to arrest Charles Ward, IA coiorcd man,
whom she accused OF annoying her.
when the officer attempted to arrest
ward he claims that Emma BroilS. II
handsome young mulntto girl. and young
Duffy assaulted him.
All of the parties excepting Mrs. La
fevcre were arrested and taken to the
stationhouse Wa II was fined 81 and
Emma Brolls Sc.
Young Duffy said he was a brick
layer. and ivcr at Lexington avenue
and one Hundred and First street. II
IL alleged that hc has been arrested
several times. but escaped severe pen
alty,
The evening world., 1893-10-17
RAILWAY CRASH IN A FOG.
Three Men Killed and Three
Hurt at Wellsville, O
Pennsylvania Limited Runs Into an
Engine-Passesxcrs Safe.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Oct. l7.-An ac-
cident 20 the Pennsylvania Limited at
Wellsviie. o.. this morning. at 6.l5
O'Clock. resulted In the death Of the
entire engine crew and fatal injuries to
the three men who occupied the baggage
and express EAR. The dead are
ChRtIHERa, engineer. lived at W,iisviile.
ROBERT JACKSON engineer. 23i Locust street
Allegheny.
ELMEK JACKsO% his son. fireman. 23i Locust
street. Allegheny
The injured are: Baggage master Alex.
Frazier Electricians Robert Ferry and
Robert Fowler
Frazier lives in Allegheny and the cleo
tricians are said to reside In Chicago.
ir,ight collision at Beaver taIis had
blocked the main line Of he. Pitsburg.
For Wayne and ChiCago Railroad. ne
ctssita'ing "A detour over the Cleveland
and PitishurS at Alliance.
around, and Caruthcrs who was a
regular engineer OF. the Gle, Gland and
pi,tsinrE', was acting as pilot for Jack
son, the limited ENGINEER
Along the river the fog had been the
most dense experienced for many years
and II was Impossible to see signal
lights at any distance, while the scrna
phores could not be distinguished at all
an engine with several freight cars
had been working in the Wellsville
yards and was crossing the main track
when the limited crashed into II. IT IL
presumed that the signals were all
right but that the crew Of the limited
could not 81" them on account OF the
density OF the atmosphere.
'arutherS was killed outright, and
young Jackson died within n lew min
Lt"s. the death Of his father being re-
ported at . o'C,Ock
None of the passengers on the limited
a. "A
headquarters. and the damage to proper
ty Is light. The baggage car and engine
were demolished. The electricians were
In charge of the electric lights on the
train.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
C0kChMAN HELD UP.
Highway Robbers Take from Him
$50 and n Gold Watch.

james OHrlen, twcnty-c.ght years old.
Of 3i2 East Thirty-siNth street. was re-
mandei by Justice Smith. In the York.
Vile Police Court this morning on a
charge II highway robbery.
Th" complainant MAS bernard CALVIN.
private rodchman. uf East Fort.eth
street lie said that he was on h.s way
home AT 30 this morning. and when
he Was passing In front of Gl3 Third ave
M" three mon seized him, threw h.m
down lni robbed him OF a gold watch
valued AT 50
Calvin saw rIIren run Into a hall
WAY near 10y, and he found Policeman
Mahonry. Of the i:aat rhirty-iifth street
station, who arr ,strd o'lIrien,
When b'lirl"n was search 1T the police
station skeleton keys and r.ck.ocNs
were found IL his pockets,
The evening world., 1893-10-17
ARE THEY HIGHWAY ROBBERS1
Charles Waters and James Clark
Held on the Charge.

Charles Waters. twenty-five years Old
of JIG East Thirty-seCond street. and
James Clark, twenty three years old, OF
3Sb East Thirtyfourth street, were held
In tn" Yorkville Police Court this morn
Ing on charG of highway robbery.
Frederick Sfailer. n salUon-kccper. OF
SIG East Thirty third street. SAYS that
At o'clock on saturday afternoon he
was attacked by Waters and clark at
the corner OF Twenty ninth street and
Second avenue. He snvs they knocked
hin Gown and robbed him OF $3.50 In
cash.
Tho men were arrested by Ward De
i"rtivc Donohuc. Of the East rhirty-li
street station, on the description fur
nishcd BY Stadlcr who Identified them at
the police staten. Both denied the
charge.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
BEATEN AND STABBED.
Decker Could Not Identify His
AssailAnts

William Becker, saloon-keepcr at
Alien and Hivington streets. was In the
Essex Market Police. Court to-day with
his head swathed IN bandages and his
clothes covered with blood. Last night.
while slightly under the influence Of
liquor. he was beauSn and stabbed in
the head by two men during n quarrel
In his place. Policeman Rosenburg, of
the Eleventh Precinct. arrested Fred
Kelley and George kenna, twenty -one
and twenty-five years old respectively.
They were In the saloon when the police
man arrived and found Eecker lying on
the floor In pool Of blood with several
ugly gasheS on his head. kcnna lives at
al Delaney street. and Kelley at 3O2
Hroome street. Both are said to be well
known to the police.
In court to-day the saloon-kccper was
unable to Identify the prisoners as his
assa!lants. and Justice Koch discharged
them,
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Wire News in Brief.

Judg. Hubbard. II n. Superior Court San
Francisco has appointed II. WHEY receiver Il the
PHciHr RaHk
pr, W. II shumaGcr, prominent ciuren u
AckrrmHn, Miss, Nhn shot hNe times and In
stanty Killed Yesterday by W II Ierin, against
whom he lad preferred charges OF Keeping a
''Bnni Tiger" ilenln escaped.
" r. WtIslcy, ~ Riverside. Cal. yesterday
stabbed and KILLED his ~ifr, from whom he had
been separated Tor bomc time lie then blew m
III" top Of his head with revolver lie sutpoC ted
III. woman " uhisilhiu'n-En
pr J. NJ Pratt one Of the best known and
most highly respected paya!,i1uh II Iii,I County,
Tex. shot and III l-I yesterday by ". &.
Harris. constable. t-w miles north uf the
city, The cause of the shooting IA not known.
In miserable iittls hu, on the Wilson estat.
Earwich Tosnship LrSr Fargo ont, William
Dodge, an Indian thirty years old, yesN,rdsy
attacked III, wife with a bugt knife, hacked her
almost 70 death and then Put a bullet into kis
tSn brain Jealousy 10 supposed 10 have been
he cause ot tEe crime.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Politica, Notes.

regular meeting OF the Harlem Democratic
Club will be held In the 'lub-hlll 10 morrow
evening.
Counsellor Louis Lowensteln, OF the puli1rr
Building, will stump the Seventeenth and Nine
teenth Assembly Districts for James 4 q Cor
man, the Tsmmany candidate for Justice OF the
Eleventh District Co 'rt
MOUNT VERNON. ~ y, Oct. 1.-THE Demo.
Gratis who nominated John berry for Assembly
from this district say that the present c8mpAign
will he on. Of the mist aggressive 10 the his
tory OF West ihcs,er County. The Republicans viii
make hght for the election Of their entire
county ticket with the exception Of county Treas
urer. They will make u nomination but " Ia
generally conceded that John HosE, the present
Democratic incumbent. who II up for re-electI0n
will carry the cpahty by a good majority. 4. ~.
Morris. who vas nominated for Senator by the
Democrats. says b, 10 confident Of success.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
no SECRET DIVORCE TRIAL.
Judge BischofY Refuses to Clear the
Courtroom.

Judge Bischofr. OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. to-day refused the request
Of Lawyer Edwin NJ. Shepard to con-
duct n divorce case in secret
Tn" case before the Court was that OF
Annie r. Gilbert who has sued her hus-
band. Audinet Gilbert n member OF the
calumet club, for divorce on the ground
of abandonment.
Judge liischoff said he saw no reason
to depart from the policy OF the Court
In other cases, and refused to clear the
courtroom.
This Is the second action brought by
Mrs. Gilbert for divorce.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
TOOK A SLEEPER'S WATCH.
But Wake.ul IL" Passengers Held
the Thief

William Henry alias william Karroll.
n cook. who said he lived 1T $40 Last
Twelfth street. was held In tho Tomhs
Police Court this morning for the lar
,uny Of II watch belonging to Philip
Nur;ha, IA grocer, OF Grove street. Jcr
sry city.
Murtha was returning home on tho
sixth nvenIs "l." road ut li5 this morn
lng ami fell aslcep. Karroll who was
sitting near III" grocer stcnlthily took
the ldtter's watch from his vest pocket
Several passengers saw karroll take
tn. watch and held him until the train
reached South Ferry, There karroll was
Precinct.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
REUNION OF THE GRANTS.
The Family Gathers TO Bid A .iou to
Mrs. Srrtorie.

A pleasant gathering at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel this afternoon was the
meeting OF the members OF the family cf
the lainented Gen. L. = Grant. Thosr
present were Mrs. Grant. TIA. widow .
Mrs. Sartor!s, the daughter, ani her
three children: Col. Fred. H. Grant and
his family. who juurnrycd down from
West Point. and Ulysses s. ,"luck' y
Grant and family, of Wcstchcstcr.
The gathering was To bid adicu to Mrs.
Sartoris and her family. who WIN sail
The party will din. en- ramile tonight.
and Mrs. Sartoris will bn hnda rulsprc
on the deck of the Paris in the morning