Show TELEGRAPH TIDINGS by NV U telegraph to the I aleer NEW YORK june the brewers of this city have suffered serious losses by having their barrels stolen in in large numbers TI they ey have spent thousands of dollars hi in a vain vain endeavor to discover the thieves E extensive x traffic in stolen k kegs and barrels has long been carried on in this city notwithstanding the law making it a penal offense to sell or buy beer barrels upon which the owners name is stamped two weeks a ago the brewers applied to the police olice abr for protection today to day A driver and two tito men who were curt eart ing away a carload of barrels upon u which the ie owners stamp had been beed destroyed were arrested they were to be shipped to other cities the driver betrayed the name of his employer who was arrested lo to night and 63 stolen kegs and 16 barrels taken to the police headquarters the owner of the kegs is james J roancy west street new york hellas he has been in the business 20 years and lias has grown rich in it the extent of the I losses amses caused b by y the robbery can be inferred from the fact that a single business firm of f brewers lost in one year barrels worth to 10 a piece 11 latie enns grave LONDON june the report having been spread that the bones of the founder of pennsylvania were to be transferred from their quiet resting place in bucl buckingham ingriam shire to america a reporter determined to make a pilgrimage to jor dans meeting house churchyard he chose june ad for the visit and duly made his way to Rick mansoor a quaint little town in hartford shire and thence to clifford CE ilford b by confusing and w winding i di roads chil chil ford is in the haft heart A of buckingham shire it is several miles from an any railroad station and is off the hick high road yet is historic lii ground near by in chalfont Ch alfort st giles is shown the house where milton spent some of his later years and composed much of his poetry and where ellwood the quaker suggested to him the writing of paradise regained the little burial ground odthe of the friends in which penn is buried is about three miles beyond chalfont Ch alfort rt st giles the road is vr very solitary bite but very pleas pleasant alit at t this IN t time of tho the year aspeck especially my when the hawthorn and chestnut are in full bloom and the green fields are waving with young corn after topping a slight flight elevation the visitor was surprised b by a sight ht quite bite out of keeping wi with t h up the prevailing evading solitude oli tude he was looking bokin K I d down own upon a thickly wooded oded ho hollow if ow where two paths joined and saw a score or two of people both men and women 11 assing to and fro A glance assured him that most of them were friends and that this must undoubtedly bethe be the place sought some extraordinary tra occasion occasion having brought the crowd together A short walk brought him within view of a humble amid a grove of magnificent trees which are doubly sacred to the friends as having served their co religionists as a worshipping shipping wor place for generations and as ning being the chosen resting place of lill billiam Yi lliam iam penn here no ruin or no rich turo iuro attracts attrie ts the attention not a bingle object of artistic beauty not one form of earths grandeur meets the view it is isa a simple bam barn like structure in front bof f it are a few unpretending ia gravestones gravestones rave stones and that is all one might almost fancy it the cemetery of some sonie ruined and deserted hamlet but for the people eliat there ethere assembled unhappy june A russian friend sends a striking picture of the state of imprisonment in which recent events have thrown the czar the palace of matschina Gat Gats chilia is filled with soldiery and police every one having business at the palace is subjected to a vigorous search whenever they havee occasion to go there them the ile court will soon remove to ter hoff which is a small port at tho the mouth of the neva four ships will be anchored there and no other vessels allowed to approach two tw yachts will always be ready to convey the czar to and from st petersburg bu r accompanied on either side by gun gunboats boats oats |