In th<* picturesque b^roujrh of Bristol on the "res* nt> drlc^St*- from Wm>hin?toa to AX jfSPKDITION AKTKR T11K SIN. * Africa*. < )f tbf mulrr* WIVES OF WELL-KNOWN MEN. batiks or territory j binam-n, the Delaware ;u the fertile the Conferees. but. his be¬ a. wi.h 'U< . 011. I ". and i^-riraltur.il FROM THE NEW STATES. Fifty-fir,it territory Eumpua tongu al:. xwjit A. Sri.town*. ^ suburban county ot Bucks in Pennsylvania coming a state. bo Kive»u;> that position to rep¬ The I»cnsacola's Trl>> to the African believe. o( tlie Uurt>Kf< of Turkey and Fin¬ TMi. \\!X: AkU IJQron MIIICHAHT. la a a wocwU'ii with resent. in imrt. the new state spaciou> old-timo mansion of Washington in Cornt land. are spoken among the sailors. If Sunday Uu take* loairMloi of kia many interesting aud sometimessad experience*! the United States Senate. morning in a pleasant one. an-l instead of at¬ Some Ladies Who Are Prominent in of this was MAGNIFICENT NEW STORES AND family history. For many years Some I SEMATOB SQVIRK. scientists who jtovkbed to sea sickness. tending church, where few sailors are to be the home of F. Gi'lke-on. in the of the Senators Who we roam about tnc deck of the WISE VAII.TR. Benjamin Represent His colleague. Watson C. is a native life ON BOARD A MAN-OF-WAR DESCRIBED BT found, upper Washington Society. restoration of rule the influence of Squire, shiD, we shall see men at cards, bask¬ 1500and 170V Banna. ST., cor. i?th at «.«. republican of New York Btate and is a and A utah CORRESPONDENT WUO WAS LASHED TO playing Mr. Uilkcson in the party councils of hie native New Stars on the soldier, lawyer ing in the sunshine, talking, reading and a in the list Flag. He born in A I km Sliitronn Who Have Conic to Washing¬ county gave him a prominent place politician. w^s 1833 and had the mast.THE MEMBERS OF THE PARTY. large number with small sewing machine# perfectly satisfied with tlx Immense arisa of those who were to Pennsylvania in of a and various since the luaiururation of the -.>0 per cent tnioHl sale, represent advantage univer¬ industriously making mending and have ton With » Xew Administration. the personnel of the new administration. His sity education. He tin<t Correspondence of THiLmiM Star. articles of clothing. made m.>rp money t'.an I would have Hum to the post of The From the Dakotas. Men went to Hobta, Fatal, November 3. with huher prv-ea I shau. tum.m. retina* to Henderson's House¬ appointment responsible Qunrtct Washington IS THE VAr\'TOP. Al ow the »>>,. K."prr*ciitat:vc second controller of the Treasury brought of Active territory in 1S79. and The U.S.S. Pensacola left the Brooklyn N,k u,« hereafter I ntimate* rkw- and His ft Life.The Representatives Early in the voyage it became my grAt am¬ lUii) m\fD tO t4: U(| tU>Ut to I'UTcLlM fflf hold.Superintendent licll him to Washington, and' comfortable five years later was ap¬ at 6:30 a. m. October 16. For residence in the West End is *ow his In the House From Washing¬ navy yard twenty- bition to climb to the top of the mainmast, a the I.mung MU1. Orders by mail iniuj-Uj At¬ tjllkeson. Washing¬ Upper pointed governor by hours she w.is under steam. dur¬ tended to. Family.Mrs. ton home. ton.Their Terms of President Arthur. His eight covering distance of ItiC feet from the water. One quiet Service. that tune a distance of 164 sea mile*. Ow¬ PLLAi>h COMPARE MY Miss Helen E. Pike, who left her native city energy has had much ing afternoon I succeeded in satisfying my wish. PKICE8 WITH THOSE Ol of with her when a child, to do with the ing to the fact that a limited of coal UIUUA During the spirited race for the gavel of the Philadelphia parents develop¬ quantity When ready to descend, however. I discovered was one of the brightest young girls of Bristol. ment of the state. His can be carried it was deemed necessary by the that a number of sailors were climbing after CALIFORNIA WISES. popular body of Congress there were five wiveff Her school and the New York famished four of the Senators for life has an me. days pleasurable expe¬ been active captain to sail a large share of the distance. They seized me and without ci remony well known iu the circle ofthc Representatives, riences of her yonng ladyhood, her courtship the new states.Moody, Squires, Tierce and one. At the opening of roped mc to the mast. Upon inquiring the Claret, extra quality at 10:30 a.m., October her en¬ Vurmuiil)' . one would have adorned the and marriage, were ull associated with liristol. far the war he entered the Consequently, 17, was a any of whom Caaev. The six new Senators thu* chosen meaning of all this I informed that A tut.lira..."**" Samuel Pike, her father, was the hard¬ Union wan soon gine was and her sails unfurled. For M\;», at. 1 so**t«il environments of the One leading are men of army, stopped stranger is not allowed aloft on a man-of-war "" Speaker. ware merchant of the and a rich striking over a blieriy itiol.lcn or Paiej borough, iu mustered out and went week her was slow in conse¬ uutil ho has his 'Shi*. I was " " among this number was Mrs^IIendcrson. M >ro and characteristics who have progress "paid footiug." Sherry extra obi densely populated county like Bucks natu- won their to to the siudv of law. Iu of unfavorable winds aud the additional given to understand, meant a bottle of beer for rat than a of a Fox on a way promi¬ watson* c. RQrniir. quence century ago Augusta carried large trade with the tanners the fall of he each of IVrt. extra old .. quarter rally nence by their energy "1862 gave circumstance that the Penusacola is a slow-going my enpturers. l'rohibition principles and David li. UeudcrftOB were ritueleuta at the olUMtntin region. The Pikes came origi¬ this up to re-enter the army at the head of a and at this induced mc Hock a n d ability. F i r s t even when winds are Some indignation rough usage lli.Miutr The nally from Vermont. Evalin.i I)u;i;an, her company of sliooterx. and served in nil ship, favorable. days to resist, for a ltut as Iowu at Favettr. yonng sharp while, such .... Upper unnenity mother, was of a among them, Pettigrew she more in the imposition. Brundy family of Irtsn Quakers who the great battles of the urniv of the Cumber¬ little than drifted, making the sun behind toe western waters Bran ty, very ..Id .. linly was a native of Ohio, but her father had of South Dakota, whose | disappeared had lived in the suburban districts of Phila¬ star him land iti command of the first battalion of Ohio twenty-four hours less than fifty-five knots. As and my prospects seemed good for snondmg Brandy, very, very old 10 00 removed to Iowa about that time. The young delphia for lucky guided wnr j «'l »niiMMrtie. guana, doien IS rnj many years. to the term in sharp shooters. After the he was agent it seemed apparent, at the rate she was travel- the night lashed in spread-eagle fashiou to the CMMnAfWAZiwa is oo a Deer, in Scotland. In 1S74 Helen E. Pike, one of the longest for the arms in mast man. native of Old borough the lottery drawing in Kemington France, liussia, ing, that the expedition would not reach Angola of the ship I persuaded myself to yield to Ml...IMA AMUUMLKAHUUiAN WlhktT bflles, aud Benjamin F. Gilkeson, nn exceed¬ Turkey, Spain ami Mexico. in time to observe the the time-honored custom, so for the to v lnni-ia Claret 10080 th*1 Senate this week, is »t» eclipse, captain paid right Nortou's \ Jrvmia |«r ingly handsome, young and able lawyer at the bett known in a national decided to steam to the Azores, where he could climb, unmolested, to the of mast in Bristol were top any doKeu 4 00 320 bar, married. This was one of lie is L1KK JACK THE KIPPER. "coal up." then steam to j'orto Grande and from the navy. G« uuiue North Caxvhna bcuii<er- the events of the The Gilkesons way. probably 150 1 borough. thu youngest there steam to the west African coast. We PBOF. ABBE XF.ETS A VARIETY OF WEATHEB. «"«'* 30 were old Chnrch of England and Quaker stock looking!?. A Woman .Mutilated and Her arrived at Horta on the 2d of November at 7 (A .ielicious wine. ( of the of man in the Senate, lie Horribly If there is a happy mau among among us. Sweet Catawba iAu..»; quality).... P0 80 days the Penns. The groom, there¬ looks like a Assailant Arrested. a.m. i :h» i -jo fore. was way-down "fT Alleged without it is l'rof. his en¬ widely known and popular. Tiio eoster w ith an THE TESRACOLA question Abbe. By IMlXlhlHi VMNEK AND niimiuia bridal acquired iff( 4 <«i couple therefore received quite an ova¬ western The The body of Mrs. Auuic Borden, a colored isft full-rigged sail and steam. 268 feet in thusiasm and untiring industry he has Pnrt.Good lahlr. 3 20 tion from the old aud their fel¬ carriage.