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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-06
City Council.

In the absence OF Mayor StockWell,
VIM. Anstie acted as mayor at the meet
ing Saturday night.
The general improvement ordinance
was referred to the street commissioner.
The committee reported against put
ting up the street lights petitioned for
at the present time.
The street committee reported in favor
of planking G street from River street to
Second street, and the repair OF side
walks where necessary.
G. Kinnison and +. Thompson gave
notice that they desired to make their
own improvements on Market street. j..
The street commissioner was instructed
to grade alley in blk 81, w. 4 BIS add,
so that teams can pass through.
The clerk was directed to inform the
Cosmopolis improvement Society that
steps have been taken to repair the walk
from South Aberdeen.
A request for permission to erect bill
boards on the Heron street bridge was
denied the Grays Harbor Bill Posting Co.
M. Finn was granted permission to
move his building over Heron street.
A liquor license was granted to M.
Kendall.
Petition to plank F street from Heron
street to Market street, was read and
action deferred.
Petition Of H. R. Layport for sidewalk
was laid on the table.
The following resolution was intro
duced, read and passed unanimously, and
ordered published in the official paper:
RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ABER-
DEEM IN REGULAR SESSION AS
sEMBLED, That,
WHEREAS, in the issue of the Daily
"Bulletin" of November 30th. also of the
same paper Of December LIST, certain
charges are made, rejecting upon the
integrity OF the City Council Of the city
OF Aberdeen for the past four years, as
well as the City ATTORNEY OF said city,
during the same period OF time; which
charges are in substance, that during his
term OF office, the City Council from time
to time has awarded to the City Attorney
certain sums of money on account Of
salary or fees IN addition to that pre-
scribed by the city ordinance, amounting,
as it is alleged, to abou; 100000 per
annum; and
Whereas, it is also alleged in substance
that the City Council awarded to the
City Attorney certain amounts in excess
Of his salary for appearances in the
Superior Court in actions wherein the
city was party; and
Whereas it is also alleged in substance
that thousands Of dollars have been paid
to the City Attorney as extra compen-
sation for his services above that provided
by ordinance Of the city of Aberdeen; and
Whereas it is also alleged that the City
Attorney during his administration for
the past years has collected delinquent
taxes levied for the year 1894 and prior
years, and withheld therefrom the inter-
est amounting to 10 per cent as well as
the penalties connected Herewith and
Whereas it is also stated in substance
in said paper that for every time the City
Attorney has appeared in court he has
received various sums OF money, ranging
from $25. 90 to $4,000; and
Whereas it is alleged in said issue and
particularly that of December LIST that the
City Attorney in the case Of Benn vs..
Chehalis County and the city OF Aberdeen
was chargeable with misconduct as well
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-06
az receiving large sums Of money in con

% receiving large sums OF money In con
nection therewith,-
Now. Therefore, In consideration Of
these statements and the duty We owe to
ourselves ~ we'll as our predecessors in
Office, and the City Attorney. Of the city
Of Aberdeen, he It resolved. that 1t is
known to the City Council that each and
every Of the said charges and the whole
Of the said chargeeare absolutely
false and untrue, and without foundation,
either in form or In fact.
And be It further resolved that it is due
to the public Of said city that we should
make known and cay that at no time, or
ct all, under any circumstances whatso..
ever, has the Attorney OF the city OF
Aberdeen received compensation above
his salary for any service or services
rendered for the city Of Aberdeen in any
suit or suits in the Superior Court.
And be 1t further resolved, that it is
due to our predecessors in Office and to
the City Attorney and to the public Of
the city OF Aberdeen, that we should
declare the truth to be that in all litiga-
ton in the Supreme Court of Washington
wherein the city OF Aberdeen was inter.
ested, it has in every case been the party
defendant in suits involving large sums
of money and that in each and every Of
such cases the City Council prior to the
trial of such case or cause in'the Supreme
Court has made and entered into a
special agreement with said City Attorney
respecting his fees therein, as provided
by the ordinances of said city. and in
each and every OF such cases, the ground
or basis for such employment has been
such as is prescribed by the Superior
Court of Washington for foreclosure OF
mortgages in the Superior Court; that
these contracts and agreements have been
faithfully carried out by the City Attor-
ney and he has Deen compensated accord
ingly; That in no instance or at all has
the city of Aberdeen as a party defend
ant in any action either in the Supreme
or Superior Court lost a suit.
And be it further resolved by the City
Council that the action Of the party or
parties in making the accusations herein
before mentioned and referred to be and
the same is hereby condemned as false
and DANGEROUS to tile best interests of our
community.
Passed and approved this the LIST day
Of December, 1900. VIM. ANsT1E,
| Attest: Mayor pro TEN.
GEO. A. BLACK,
City Clerk.
The clerk was instructed to look up
the assessment roll of B street improve
ment.
The call for bids for Market street i'm:
provement was ordered changed, and
date of receiving bids fixed for Dec. 10.
The contract for the Improvement Of
the city Jail was awarded to Creech Bros.
for $493.35.
The marshal was instructed to procure
tools necessary to keep the hobos at
work.
Contract for swinging Heron street
bridge was awarded Carl johnson for
$3.50 per month, and North Aberdeen
bridge to Robt. Dinse for 1888 per
month.
The equalization of roll of Heron street
improvement was adjourned to the next
meeting.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-06
TIME CARD,
Steamer r. G. Reed.
In Effect September ~, 1900.

Connects with stage at Westport to and from
South Bend.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-06
Cold Air ON Draueht in the Next Centu,

Cold Air on Draught in the Next Century.
Hot or cold air will be turned on from
spigots to regulate the Temperature OF
house as we now turn on hot. Or cold
water from spigots to regulate the tenn
perature of the bath during the coming
century. Central plants will supply this
cool air and heat to city houses. in the
same way as now our gas or electricity is
furnished. Rising early to build the
furnace fire will be task of the olden
times. Homes will have no chimneys,
because no smoke will be created within
their walls.-December Ladies' Home
Journal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-06
DolNas AT. THE COURT HOUSE.
Business Transacted by the Superior
Court and List Of Instruments
Filed With officials.

Superior Court.
The following is the record Of business trans ans
acted in the Superior court ior 'ne "eeN enu'
ing Dec. I. 1900.
Frances Rabbeth vs Louis A Hill.
Sheriff's sale confirmed.
Chas H Scott vs w H Bergman ct al.
Summons by publication directed.
Peter Nelson vs. Frank j. and Emma
Thurber. Judgment and order OF sale
,igned.
CJHouts and A A Fry Va Hawaiian
and Co ct al. Same.
Houts aud A A Fry vs. Hawaiian
and Co ct al. Same.
Adele Distler vs. Mary J Byles ct al.
Same.
In the matter Of the contest OF election
TO the office OF county auditor Seth War
rem contestant, II B Martin contestee.
Citation issued, returnable Dec 10, l9oo.
JPO Lownsdale ct Tx va Grays Har-
nor Boom Co ct al. Order granting mo
ton to dismiss cause signed.
In re insanity Of VIM Moody. Con-
tinued.
Joseph B Acteson VS. Mary II Acteson.
Plaintiffs motion against answer sus-
tanned in part.
AN Eklund Jr VS. J L Whitney ct al.
Order denying substituted defendants
motion signed,
Alex Mcmillan vs. N p Ry Go. De-
PENDANTS demurrer to complaint over
ruled.
[onn Haws vs Henry Foster. Order
refusing TO act on motion to qu2sh service
herein signed.
HG Mcneil VS. Frank H Lamb. DE.
fendant's motion to strike affidavit ana
reply herein, sustained.
In the matter OF the estate OF Henry
Young, deceased. Continued till Dec o.
JRPatten vs. ] J johnson ct al. Order
overruling motion for new trial signed.
Same vs. same. Judgment on verdict
in favor Of plaintiff signed.
NEW CASES.
Steve Crenshaw VS. N P Ry Co. Dam
ages.
Hoquiam Water Co vs. John Herr
mans. Debt.
Sarah E Hamilton Va W J Hamilton.
Divorce.
John Haws vs. Henry Foster. Replevin.
HG Ellis and Steve Goodwill vs A W
Carl. Possession Of personal property.
Henrietta E johnson vs. Elmer +
johnson. For maintenance.
Henrietta + johnson vs. Montesano
State Bank. Garnishment.
H Burdick vs. G A and Mary Doe
Hollenbeck. Foreclosure OF delinquency
certificate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-06
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Dec. /, COMPLIED
from the records for the exclusive use Oh 'he
Aberdeen HERALD:
JR Reiter to H Ellis & Go, WI Of seA
sec 4-16-9-$50O.
Heirs of J l. Hill, decd, to ] N Hard
ing, seq OF sea sec 27-1S-6-$l0O.
JERoberts to Montesano Natl Bank,
timber on ~ Of neA sec 6-l5-7.
Land Mtg Bank OF N W America to Mrs
Jennie f Murrey, lots and sec ., and
lots l 2 and 3 sec Ills; sea OF SEA sec
/, and neL of ne14, sea OF neZ, neA OF
seI, and lot sec 12-17-8-$6300.
WI Adams to D w Dineen, lots 6
and 7 sec 3l-21-9-$2937.
WIN Elliott to Ruth D Soule, lots to
8inc, blk 81, Hoquiam add Aberdeen
800.
EE Henderson to Geo CHAMBER, lot 4,
swI of nwA and VIZ of swA sec 4-l5-
1850.
Cliff M Weatherwax to John Rongrist,
lots 10 and IL, blk 20, w d BIS LIST add
Aberdeen-$250.
LFleisch to John G Koch, VIZ Of SCH
sec 34-18-5-$100.
Same to same, sea OF sea sec S4-1s-5
1900.
NJ M Wakefield to + L Minard & Co.
lots IL to Is inc, blk Is, W Il BIS add
Elma-$S2.50.
Ell Minard Il Co ct al to Simon Cooper,
same propeity-$3oO.
so Moore to Allen White ct al, e1a OF
se4 and sts OF nwA sec 2o-lS-5-$l5OO.
Clara NJ James to G L spencer. W B
acres OF lot 2 sec 2-I7-l1-$50O.
WA Crandell to Martha Anderson, lots
s and 6, blk 80, Frances add Aberdeen
400.
Lucy H Newell to Frank Liesner, nwA
of nwI4. seq of nw14, and lots and
sec 24-l6-5-$2000.
ia Pike to Ninemire & Morgan, lot 5,
blk 6, Fleets add Montesauo-$2O.
Nj Johnson to II G Hill, lot 2, blk 2,
Elma-$200.
j A Kari to p L Holler, lots Is Is and
II, blk 19, Karr's River add HoQulam-
$500.
Lawrence to Clara a Scammon, lot
g. blk SIS, Westport Beach, and blk 4,
Bay View add Wostport Beach-$l72.
Geo Fl Emerson to NJ Peterson. lots 2
and 3, blk g. South Bay add Westport
Beach--S49
JE Medcali to G II Kiehl, lots II and
70, blk 2, Bylos' plat Montesano-$l00.
sc Mitchell to " f McFarlane, lots 7
and s, blk %, Cosmopolis-$40O.
CFW Evans to Anna f Lindsay, und
4 OF Sc Of nel4 sec l7-2O-l0-$5OO.
u s to w Fl Foss, lot 4, swI OF nwI
and VIZ of sw14 sec 4-15-ll-Pat.
Us to TT Watkins, WE Of sea and
s1l Of sel4 sec 12-l5-5-Pat.
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miscellaneous.

Honuiam Land & Imp Co TO d w Di-
ueen. mtg on nels lot II, blk AZ, Hoqui.
im-$200.
w Linn to S Linn, mtg on sw14 sec
t0-I6-S-$2S0O.
S Linn to Montesano NATL Bank, as
,ignment OF mtg on same property-x2SOO
Mabel A Rodgers to N 6 Kaufman. mtg
on lot 8, blk AZ, Westport Beach-$lO0.
Affidavit OF VIM Fl Foss.
BE Kelsey to & L Hilton, mtg on NE
Of sw 4 and So Of nwH sec 25-l6-1C-
200.
Us to G L Hilton, receivers receipt to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-06
Bad Colds.

Quinine is 10 years behind. Colds do not now
have to be endured. MENDEL's DYNAMIC TAB.
ULEs (called dynamic from their energy, crowd
a weeks ordinary treatment into II hours and
abort the worst of colds over night.
at was the worst case of grip ever had.
half dozen friends had sure cures. Still 1t hung
on. Heard of the DYNAMIC TABuLEs. To my
amazement they stopped both cold and cough,
the first night. 1 endorse and recommend
them to the people," BARCLAY HENLEY, Elk.
Member Congress and Attorney, 101 Sansome
Street, San Francisco. July Z, 1900.
"Winter colds have always been serious
things to me. They are hard and stay for
months. But the last was stopped suddenly by
MENDEL's DYNAMIC TABULEs. Both cough and
cold disappeared in a couple of days. Nothing
else does this for me-" Mrs. EMMA L. HOLM,
ii Moss Street, San Francisco. August g. 1900
81 live across the street from where MENDEL's
DYNAMIC TABULEs are made. That Is how
first took them. They stop colds without notice.
l took dozen boxes with me for self and
friends when / went to Nome" II: L. VAN
WRINKLE, Capitalist. 3Ol7 Washington Street, San
Francisco August 10, 1900.
Sent postpaid for 25 cents in stamps by
INLAND DRUG co. 1894 Washington Street,
San Francisco. Also on sale by our local agent,
W. H. PAINE u co.
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Hecht & Company,
SI3-5I5 Seventh Street
5I3-5I5 Seventh Stree

base ball team of the Eastern League. and
one Of the best-known base ball men in the
country. died in Hartford yesterday Of
pneumonia, aged forty-six years.
Barnie had been in attendance at the
annual gathering of the Elks at Atlantic
City last week, and was in poor health be-
fore he went. He came home seriously Ill
Friday night and rapidly grew worse.
Billy Barnie was one of the most widely
known men in base ball circles. He was
one of the pioneer players Of the game.
having belonged to the famous Atlantlcs OF
Brooklyn, of which he afterward became
the manager. He was one of the founders
of the American Association in 1852. the
most formidable rival the National League
ever had, but his efforts to false club in
Brooklyn that year failed and Baltimore
took its place. Mr.. Barnie was the man
ager of the Baltimore team for a number of
years and on the consolidation of the league
and association in December, 1871, came
to Washington. Here he gathered a for
mdable team, but just the season opened.
April II. he was released by the Messrs.
Wagner.
No man ever aroused so much base ball
interest in Washington as Barnie. He came
here with the fine record of having made a
winning team of the Athletics. and at once
went to work to reconstruct the local club.
OF all the men who We're with Washington
the previous year Foreman, Mcclure and
Dowd were the only ones he retained, and
around this small nucleus he collected what
was pronounced by many to be the best
team which ever represented this city. He
secured Miligan. Larkin and Dan Rich
ardson of the Athletics; Radford and Hardy
Richardson of the Boston Association cham
pions; Knell. the pitcher for whom all the
clubs were contending; Gastright, Dolan.
Duffy. Wood and Shoch. He was regarded
as the managerial success Of the season,
for he had built up in single winter two
teams fit to battle for the championship OF
any league or association.
The new manager took the team upon
successful practice trip to Savannah. Ca,
and when the players came back the whole
Washington public was anxious to them
on the field. Fully 5000 people turned out
to see the opening championship contest
an unusual crowd for Washington.
Barnie afterward managed the Brooklyn,
Louisville and Hartford teams.
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AMERICANS WON TROPHY.
End of the Tenth Congress of the
American Whist League.

The tenth congress- of the American Whist
League. at Niagara Falls, was brought to
a successful close Saturday night. The at
tendance during the past week was un-
usually large and the play close and excit-
ing.
The final round for the American Whist
League trophy was played Saturday night
by the Americans of Boston and the De-
troits. the former winning out by nine
tricks. The Americans are captained by
Harry Ward and the team is conceded to be
the strongest in the country.
Two Chicago teams are tied for the Ham
ilton trophy and will decide upon the win
ner when they arrive home. They are the
Chicago and Hamilton whist teams, and
their class Of play during the week has
been of very high order.
Another interesting trophy was the Mime
apolis cup. prize put up to be contested
for by pairs. This coveted emblem was
won by the Fergus Falls, Mimi, pair,
Evening star., 1900-07-16
BncheIors' Club Victory.

Al the Catonsville, Md, Country Clubs
courts Saturday the Bachelors Club of this
city defeated the Catonsville Country Club
IN an lntercity tennis tourney by winning
hte out or six matches in singles and two
OF three IN doubles. Farber (Catonsville)
defeated Wilson (BachelorsO In singles and
Hubner and Yearly (Catonsville) won from
Parkes and Cake in the doubles the visitors
winning all the other games. The PLAYERS
were:
Washington-J. C. Davidson. C. r. Will
son. DIR. l. w. Giazebrook, F. P Warfield.
ID. p. Parkes and p. H. S. Cake
Catonsville-H. b. Smith, c. A. Farber.
Louis jenkins. Samuel Theobold. T B. l..
Yearly. William Hubner and Albert Enapp.
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Standing of the Clubs
Cincinnati. o, st. Louis, o.

| Cincinnati played perfect ball yesterday
! at home, defeating the st. Louis by the
| score of 8 to o. Hahn held the Cardinals
! safe throughout the contest, the clever
| southpaw only exerting himself when the
visitors had men bases. Powell was
| driven from the rubber by the Reds in two
innings. Following is the score by in
nings:
sinrI%nns: si haais :: 9 %
Earned runs-Cincnnati, g. Two.base hits
Wood; reitz, Hahn Wallace and keister Home Home
| Double play-Corc"ran, Quinn and Beckiey. First
base on balls BY Hahn. 3; by Inghey, 3; by Pow
ont-By Hahn. s. by Hughey, l. Passed ball-Rob-
inson. Wild pitches -Hughey and Hahn. Umpire
Chicago, ); Pittsburg, 3.
The Pittsburgs We're defeated at Chicago
yesterday. the home club winning by the
| score of 5 to 3. Taylor pitched splendid
ball for the Chicagos, while Leever, who
also did well, was given poor support. Fol-
| lowing is the score by innings:
pittsbarg Pitt ............. 0 0 "a
Earned runs-Chicqgo. 2; Pittsb9rg, |: Left t.. on
Mccar,hy Bradley and Ciingman. sacrifice hit
Leach. Stolen bases-Green 90, Ryan, Wagner and
man: Ryan and tinnzel. struck out"By Taylor. s;
by Ieever 3. Passed balls-O'Connor. 2. First
| base on hallS-bH lhylor. z, Lever, I. umpire
Mr. ODsy. Time Of game hours and II min
utcs
| Other Games Played Yesterday.
At Observation-Disclosures, s; Indian
| apolis. 2
At Bufralo-BufYalo, 6; Minneapolis, (six
| innings; RAIN.
At Montreal-Toronto. o; Montreal. o.
At Rome-Oswego. Z; Rome. 9.
At Utica-Utca, 5; Schenectady, thir-
| teen innings).
At Albany-AIbany, s; Troy, Q.
| At Syracuse-Syracuse. 6: Rochester, 5.
At Providence-Hartford, 8; Providence,
3 (elevent innings).
Saturdays National League Games.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. l; New York. O.
| At delphla-Philadelphia, 1; Bos-
| ton. 0.
| At Cincinnati-St. Louis, 4: Cincinnati, I.
| At Chicago-Pittsburg, &; Chicago. 1.
Base Ball Notes.
| The Phillies are back in second place, and
playing at home.
Frazer allowed Boston but one hit Satur-
day, and the Phillies secured but four off
| Dtneen
| Claude Ritchey, Pittsburg's second base
man, turned his ankle at Chicago yester-
day, and may be out of the game for some
time.
Sympathy need not be extended to Man
| ager Allen any more. AT the rate the Gin
! cinnatis have been going of late 1t looks as
| though they may land in the first division.
The attendance at Brooklyn Saturday was
| evidently doctored. The Associated Press
| sent 1t out at 4.5OO. and the papers gener-
| ally at 5000 The chances are the attend
ance was about $500. The officials of the
club give out the attendance to the news
| paper men.
BILLY" Barnie had scores Of friends and
| admirers among the ''old guard" of base
| ball enthusiasts. His untimely taking off
Evening star., 1900-07-16
BASE BALL.

Today's National League gamesi
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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"E1echts' Greater Stores
5I3-5I5 Seventh Street.

We shall show you Thursday for how little remnants and
ends of lines different goods be sold You'll be asounded
the bargains. See Wednesday evenings papers,
Evening star., 1900-07-16
DEATH OF BILLY BARNIE.

Was at One Time Manager of the
Warrington Team.
William Barnie, manager Of the Hartford
Evening star., 1900-07-16

Messrs Thomas n. Mclean and H. NJ
Wheelock. In the mems pair champion
ship c. ]. McD!armid and C. p. johnson of
Cincinnati won first honors, after defeat
ing several of the cleverest pairs in the
country. In the mixed pair contest the
final honors went to DIR. Carter S. Cole and
Miss Campbell of New York.
In the open pair compass game contest
Saturday night the top scores were secured
by Mrs. Walker and c. f. Flint Of Buffalo.
north and south, while w A. ID. Mont
gomery and NJ McEwan of Chicago led The
east and west column
1t was finally decided that the congress
next year will be held at Milwaukee, Wis.
"BOHey" Handicap at Chevy Chnse.
An excellent exhibition of golf was given
Saturday afternoon, on the links of the
Chevy Chase Golf Club. The feature of
the day was the DOGGY handcap for
special prizes, and the large crowd of on
lockers enjoyed and applauded the clever
play OF the contestants. Among the en-
tries was Mr.. Hubbard of Harvard The
winner on the days play was Major Kuhn,
who came on first best at three UP. Fol-
lowing Is the score in detail:
Major Kuhn, 3 up: Mr.. Chaplin and Mr.
Legare, all even: Mr. McCammon and Mr.
A. Parker. up; Mr.. r. C. Hayden and
DIR. Gray, 1 down: Mr.. Bell, Mr. Dunlop
Mr.. Bonaparte and Major Bailey 2 down;
DR.. Sterrett and Col. Denny down: Mr.
Bestor, Mr.. Leran. Mr.. Lafferty and Mr.
Hubbard down: Mr.. T. r. Newbold, Mr..
Wheatley and Mr.. Fisher down: DIR.
Compton, Major Carbaugh and Mr. Ritten-
burg, withdrew.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Attorney Joseph Anderson, son o1 the Rev. pr. Anderson of Waterbury is in this city with Mrs Anderson after an eight months stay in San Juan and son is glad to be back to Connecticut for a time. He did considerable law business in the new court at San Juan and also investigated phosphate and sugar lands soon after arriving on the island and believes the country has a great future.
 Mrs. F. W. Fellowes will spend the summer at Indian Neck.
 The Rev w. w. McLane and family are at Pine Orchard for the summer.
 Professor H. l.. Wells of Yale has gone to Old Lyme for the summer.
 Mrs. Nathan Smith Lincoln of Wash ington, D. C., with her daughter. Ma tal1e, are in town, having come from the race at New London, where her son, George Gould Lincoln, rowed in the four cared boat of Yale and lost the race with Harvard by two seconds only. He will be in the junior crew next Septem- ber
 Miss Johnson, sister of Eastman Johnson, the painter and artist, has taken Professor Elkins' house on Pros pect street for the summer, during his absence in Europe. Her niece, Miss Sloane, is visiting her
 Miss Elizabeth Fisher, the sister of